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Laptops stolen from a Palo Alto high school about two weeks ago were recovered by police Wednesday while serving a search warrant in East Palo Alto, police said.
One of Facebook's leaders is urging parents to let their daughters play video games because it is one way to close the gender gap in computer science.
Encouraging innovation and job creation were just two of the topics as the President's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness gathered in Silicon Valley on Tuesday.
The Palo Alto City Council will decide Monday night whether to extend a controversial traffic calming trial project. The aim of the project is to slow traffic on Arastradero Road by reducing the number of lanes from four to three.
Paper reports would be done away with as all documents for city council meetings would be loaded onto the Apple tablets.
A person was struck and killed by a train in Palo Alto Thursday night about one-half mile north of the Churchill Avenue crossing, a Caltrain spokeswoman said.
Landfills are going by the wayside on the Peninsula, partly because people are doing a better job of recycling.
The very best of the South Bay's parks and recreation areas for kids and families.
One of the senior citizens approached during a recent survey of the homeless in San Jose and Palo Alto had been living on the streets for the past 58 years.
With negotiations at an impasse, Palo Alto firefighters are formally requesting mediation with the city. This comes a week after the union's contract proposal was rejected, meaning both sides are headed towards binding arbitration.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon was in the San Francisco Bay area where he spoke at a San Jose job training center about immigration issues and other topics.
A man who was struck and killed on southbound U.S. Highway 101 in Palo Alto early Wednesday morning has been identified by the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office as 63-year-old Sidney Brown.
Driven by the success of the iPhone and iPad, Cupertino-based Apple has become the world's largest buyer of chips for computers and phones.
Tiki culture has as much connection to actual life in Polynesia as Full House does to San Francisco. But we all like our escapist fun every now and then. Check out these places where you can take a little cocktail vacation to the South Pacific.
As more and more consumers become interested in electric vehicles, Tesla Motors in Palo Alto is hoping to lead the foray into the next wave of cars.
The EPA is unveiling new fuel economy stickers for cars aimed at helping consumers compare the fuel efficiency of the vehicles.
Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc. said it plans to raise up to $214.3 million by selling common stock.
Some Palo Alto parents want the school district to take immediate action to address academic stress among high school students. The group is called "We Can Do Better Palo Alto," and was formed after four Gunn High School students committed suicide in 2009.
Facebook chief converts from a renter to a Bay Area homeowner...
Hundreds of DUI cases in San Joes and Palo Alto are being called into question after the breathalyzers used in those cases turned out to be faulty. Santa Clara County prosecutors say they are reviewing the cases of nearly 870 DUI suspects.
The city of Palo Alto has launched a pipeline safety campaign designed to warn residents about the dangers of "cross bores."
Noah Hornik's "It Gets Indie" show raised an estimated several thousand dollars for anti-bullying efforts.
President Obama departed the Bay Area aboard Air Force One shortly before 11 a.m. Thursday, completing his fundraising and economic consensus building mission after a breakfast event at the St. Regis Hotel in San Francisco.
Making his case to a young audience at Facebook headquarters, President Barack Obama said trimming $4 trillion from the nation's deficits over the next 12 years sounds like a lot but can be done.
