The current Coronavirus health crisis is affecting all our daily lives, and it is having a huge impact on two critical sources of news and information that our community has relied on for years and needs in this time of crisis – the Palo Alto Weekly and the Daily Post.
Livable California has set up a letter which you can sign and it will be emailed to all the State Senators to tell them you oppose SB-50.
Legislators should declare a moratorium on more legislation until the impact of the 40-plus housing bills passed in the last four years take effect,
Manipulation Suitable for an Anti-Democratic State Posted by: Susan Kirsch – October 6, 2019 – 8:00pmReprinted from The Marin Post There are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations. James Madison, fourth president […]
More than a decade ago, Bay Area regional planning agencies launched a growth strategy intended to concentrate new jobs and housing at designated sites close to transit — so-called Priority Development Areas or PDAs.
Developers would pay for only 20 percent of the demand their projects create – so why are we still building so much office space?
All Palo Altans should urge the Planning and Transportation Commission to reject a controversial proposal that would make it easier for City staff to cast aside or “adjust” existing laws.
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An open letter to all who are concerned, as we are, about the future of Palo Alto as a livable community. We need your votes! Read more…
Residents of Hotel President in downtown Palo Alto facing possible evictions in November say they won’t go down without a fight. They have launched a petition.
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Are you fed up with Traffic Congestion? Lack of Parking? Rising Housing Costs? Increased Taxes? If you are a registered voter and Palo Alto resident, please sign the PASZ petition Read more…
