Palo Alto Weekly1h
A mystery surge in California tax revenue points to tech companies like Nvidia. Here’s why
In summary California was nearly $2 billion over forecast in corporate tax receipts this summer, including a single $800 million payment in July. A tax change meant to help the budget deficit helped ...
Palo Alto Weekly4h
Palo Alto officers take protest of BLM mural to higher court
After suffering a legal defeat, a group of Palo Alto officers who sued the city over images in a Black Lives Matter mural are ...
Palo Alto Weekly5h
Newsom and state court judge throw wet blanket on Inland Empire warehouse boom
In summary A judge tosses San Bernardino County’s approval of a warehouse complex and Gov. Gavin Newsom reins in warehouse development with a new law. It’s been a rough couple weeks for warehouse ...
Palo Alto Weekly7h
CA heat wave raises wildfire, illness risks
The sun sets behind high tension power lines in the Porter Ranch section of Los Angeles on Sept. 23, 2024. Photo by Mark J. Terrill, AP Photo The high in the Bay Area city where I live was 95 degrees ...
Palo Alto Weekly8h
How early care apprenticeships can help address California’s dire teacher shortage
Guest Commentary written by Randi Wolfe Randi Wolfe is the founder and executive director of Early Care & Education Pathways to Success. She is currently serving a second term as an appointed member ...
Palo Alto Weekly15h
Perdió su trabajo después de hablar con auditores estatales y ahora acaba de ganar $8.7 millones en un caso de denuncia de irregularidades
Read this story in English Tamara Evans encontró algo sospechoso en los gastos presentados por un contratista de San Diego para la comisión de certificación policial del estado. Las clases se notifica ...
Palo Alto Weekly17h
Home briefs: House with unusual ‘prisoner chair’ from 1665 among stops on San Francisco Interior Design Tour
Whether you’re looking to tour some exceptional home interiors , learn some gardening skills or get a firsthand look at ...
Palo Alto Weekly19h
UC says federal law prevents it from hiring undocumented students. A lawsuit seeks to change that
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Palo Alto Weekly19h
A minimum wage increase for California health care workers is finally kicking in
In summary A California minimum wage law that was delayed amid budget troubles is now set to go into effect Oct. 16. It’s expected to benefit hundreds of thousands of workers. California health ...
Palo Alto Weekly22h
Newsom’s gas price bill passes Assembly, but Senate plan still uncertain
In summary The Assembly approves Gov. Newsom’s bill on oil refineries on a 44-17 vote. But the state Senate will have its say during the special session. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s special session proposal ...
Palo Alto Weekly22h
Sanitary district dissolves amid tensions, accusations
As the East Palo Alto Sanitary District bid its final farewell to the community on Tuesday after more than 80 years of sewer ...
Palo Alto Weekly22h
She lost her job after talking with state auditors. She just won $8.7 million in whistleblower case
In summary Tamara Evans worked for the agency that oversees credentialing for California law enforcement officers. She sued her former employer, alleging she faced retaliation for sharing her concerns ...