The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Santa Clara County and most of the Bay Area for Wednesday, August 14 through 8 p.m. Thursday, August 15.

The Palo Alto Police Department is now accepting applications for its next Basic Citizens Police Academy, which runs from September to November 2019.

GreenWaste is expanding its Clean Up Day service starting in September. The Clean Up Day service provides curbside collection of bulky items, excess recyclables and yard trimmings, and other items.

The infrastructure replacement project for Fire Station No. 3 on Embarcadero Road is making solid progress and is expected to be complete this fall, despite several setbacks, including the bankruptcy of a subcontractor.

Palo Alto City Manager Ed Shikada today announced the City's next Chief Communications Officer.

City Manager Ed Shikada announced that an in-house candidate and a returning manager have been selected to become the City’s next Fire Chief and Chief Transportation Official, respectively.

The Short Story Dispenser is on the move again, now at Mitchell Park Library to be one of the features of the Summer Reading Program.

The budget is passed, school is out and summer is here. Read this month’s Our Palo Alto to get caught up on the latest Council action and find some fun events the whole family can experience here in town this summer.

The City of Palo Alto is responding to the letter Stanford submitted on Monday, June 24 to Santa Clara County regarding the Stanford General Use Permit (GUP) and the Stanford Community Plan (SCP) Amendment.

On Monday, June 17, Council approved the Fiscal Year 2020 budget that addresses long-term pension obligations and establishes an Office of Transportation.