Lace up your running shoes or soccer cleats as the newly renovated Cubberley Field and Track reopens to the public on Wednesday, October 16.

Here’s your chance to serve your community and have a say in issues you might be passionate about.

UPDATE as of 10/10/19, 8:00 p.m.: The Red Flag Warning has been lifted and PG&E is working to restore power to impacted customers.

The City’s sustainability efforts shined this month both locally and globally, as it completed its largest solar array project to date and participated in the first Sister Cities Sustainability Conference.

Stay fire safe with these fire prevention tips from the Palo Alto Fire Department.

In the Public Interest: Answering Community Questions About Public Safety from City Manager Ed Shikada.

Take a minute to read and enjoy this new blog series that is designed to better inform and engage the community on Palo Alto's rail crossing process.

All branches of the Palo Alto City Library will be closed on Wednesday, October 2 in order that all full-time staff can participate in professional development training on Design Thinking practices.

Protecting the safety and well-being of the public are vital services provided by the City. Public safety staff including our dispatchers, police officers and firefighters are on the front line every day serving our community with pride, dedication and focus. At the same time, we take community concerns raised about a recent 911 call very seriously.

As a safety precaution, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) has issued advanced notification of a potential public safety power shutoff for the San Francisco Bay Area from Monday, September 23-Wednesday, September 25.