Palo Alto Parents On Edge As School Board OKs $3.25 Million Payout To Embattled Teacher
Palo Alto Unified agreed to pay $3.25 million to settle a lawsuit from a tenured P.E. teacher after criminal charges were dropped and an outside probe found the allegation unsubstantiated.
Garry Tan’s New Power Play: ‘Garry’s List’ Targets California Politics
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan launched Garry’s List, a statewide nonprofit to publish voter guides, commission policy research and host events aimed at pro‑growth candidates.
FBI “Deleted” Doorbell Video Haul Spooks Bay Area Homeowners
Recovered doorbell footage in the Nancy Guthrie case shows a masked figure and raises new questions about what Nest, Ring and other cloud cameras actually keep. This could matter for Bay Area homeowners.
San Mateo County Puts $2 Million on the Line to Jump-Start Local Hiring
San Mateo supervisors approved a $2M initiative to subsidize wages for new hires and support local job growth. The county will issue an RFP to pick a program administrator.
Priced Out, San Francisco Women Slam the Brakes on Big Life Plans
A national survey finds widespread wage pessimism, and San Francisco's high housing and living costs are prompting many women to delay homebuying, parenthood and career moves.
East Palo Alto Rent Revolt: Tenants Push Ex-Landlord To Drop $200K Appeal
Woodland Park tenants pressed a former owner to drop an appeal after a rent board ordered more than $200,000 in rebates following habitability findings. Organizers say the payouts are needed now.












