Newsletter

The Los Altos School District is moving forward with both funding and planning decisions that will shape a roughly $350 million facilities program, allocating remaining bond dollars to the planned San Antonio campus (also referred to as the district’s “10th site”) while setting early...

Los Altos City Council voted 3-1 to continue its contract with the beleaguered Flock Safety, an automated license plate reader (ALPR) provider that has come under scrutiny as of late after data breaches have sparked mistrust. Despite the decision, city council members were not enthusiastic...

A number of local students received awards from Rep. Sam Liccardo (District 16) for artwork they submitted to the 2026 Congressional Art Competition. This year’s theme, “What does the United States of America’s 250th anniversary mean to you?” brought in more than 30 student submissions....

Los Altos High School placed second out of 15 teams at the National Journalism Quiz Bowl in Minneapolis last month, exceeding expectations after entering the competition seeded 11th. The team, formed only months earlier, did not anticipate advancing to the final round but ultimately...

Mountain View officials shut down all water access for 21 homes on Drucilla Drive and Carla Court on Wednesday as crews prepare for the “super chlorination" of a contaminated water pipe serving part of the Cuesta Park neighborhood. Those homes will remain under a...