Palo Alto Police Arrest Wanted Felon Seen Prowling On Rooftop
Palo Alto police arrested a wanted felon on Monday morning after he was spotted prowling on the rooftop of a residential garage.
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Palo Alto police arrested a wanted felon on Monday morning after he was spotted prowling on the rooftop of a residential garage.
Mayor Sam Liccardo says Google agreed to buy the land for its proposed San Jose campus for more than double what the city originally paid.
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