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Opinion: Liccardo should push for sanctions that would stop the Russian billionaire’s skyscraper
Liccardo can stop this project immediately by asking Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to put the Yusufovs on the sanctions list. The moment that happens, the 39-story tower is dead. But Liccardo’s ...
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Pads and San Jose Sharks tickets. Rick Sung will be sentenced to six months of probation and 400 hours of community service for two felony bribery charges, his attorneys said yesterday. Sung’s case ...
Mayor Vicki Veenker is touting her progress on addressing the city’s influx of RV dwellers as she runs for a second term. “We ...
Palo Alto City Council candidate Bryna Chang is frustrated with the city’s transportation planners. She said they’re pushing an agenda and not addressing reasonable safety complaints. “I’m running ...
Candidate Avery Wang’s issues with the Palo Alto Unified School District started with math, but he said he’s running to address a broader culture of bullying, unnecessary spending and a lack of ...
Felony conspiracy and vandalism charges against five pro-Palestinian Stanford University protesters will be dismissed under a pretrial diversion agreement reached Monday with the ...
Parks and Recreation Commissioner Wonman Lee, who is running for Menlo Park City Council, wants to bring a shopping district and more housing to District 1. Lee, 44, a software engineer for Course ...
In the upcoming election for City Council, two candidates are running in District 4 to replace Betsy Nash to represent the Allied Arts and parts of central Menlo Park: Charlotte Reed and Laura Melahn.
Russian businessman Vitaly Yusufov owns the former Sunset Magazine campus at 80 Willow Road in Menlo Park. He is proposing a development that would reach 39 stories. Getty photo. This story was first ...
Palo Alto’s new superintendent is hiring an outside auditor to verify that the board needs to make $33 million in cuts next ...
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