The new Baylands Boardwalk in the Baylands Nature Preserve reopened to the public on Feb. 1 after a five-month construction project.

The Palo Alto City Library is branching out, as it launches three Pop-Up Libraries to introduce the joy of reading eBooks.

Palo Alto residents will be given first opportunity to purchase approximately $38 million of tax-exempt and/or taxable Certificates of Participation (COPs) bonds which will be used to finance the construction of the California Avenue Parking Garage.

Governor Newsom’s State of the State announcement that high-speed rail will only run from Merced to Bakersfield doesn’t slow down Palo Alto’s plans to accommodate more frequent Caltrain service along the City’s four crossings

Put on your running or walking shoes and join the 6th annual Great Race for Saving Water and Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 13 at the Palo Alto Baylands Athletic Center.

A year ahead of schedule, Palo Alto’s streets are now rated on average an 85 on what’s called the Pavement Condition Index or PCI, which means very good to excellent condition.

Take a moment to enjoy the newly redesigned Our Palo Alto newsletter. It’s now a one-stop shop for all things Palo Alto, combining the monthly Message from the Mayor with the monthly Our Palo Alto.

Interim Planning Director Jonathan Lait has been named as the permanent Planning Director for Palo Alto.

The City Council adopted its priorities for 2019 at the annual Council Retreat held Saturday, Feb.2 in the Community Meeting Room at City Hall.

PG&E is replacing sections of its gas transmission pipeline in Palo Alto. Find out the latest here.