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El Monte Avenue, long flagged as an unsafe road for bicyclists and pedestrians, will be getting a whole bunch of traffic...
06/30/2025

El Monte Avenue, long flagged as an unsafe road for bicyclists and pedestrians, will be getting a whole bunch of traffic safety improvements under a new city plan.

Long-awaited improvements are beginning to take shape on El Monte Avenue, a corridor in Mountain View with a record of pedestrian fatalities.

After 19 years of receiving a Michelin star, Chez TJ in Mountain View was not awarded a star at the 2025 California Mich...
06/27/2025

After 19 years of receiving a Michelin star, Chez TJ in Mountain View was not awarded a star at the 2025 California Michelin Guide ceremony in Sacramento on Wednesday night.

After 19 years of receiving a Michelin star, Chez TJ in Mountain View was not awarded a star at the 2025 California Michelin Guide ceremony.

Teachers and school staff making up to 150% of the area's median income can now qualify to live in Mountain View Whisman...
06/25/2025

Teachers and school staff making up to 150% of the area's median income can now qualify to live in Mountain View Whisman's teacher housing project. The units are intended to provide an affordable option for district employees in a high-cost area.

The Mountain View City Council has approved raising the income limit for the Mountain View Whisman School District's employee housing project, in an attempt to increase the number of teachers and other school staff moving into the building.

Mountain View Whisman School District paid out $1.6M to settle a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by a district employee in...
06/23/2025

Mountain View Whisman School District paid out $1.6M to settle a lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by a district employee in the 1970s. School districts across the state are facing similar decisions after a state law extended the statute of limitations.

Mountain View Whisman agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle a lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct by a former teacher and administrator.

Dozens of faculty members at Stanford are working to transform the way the world grows, distributes, and consumes food. ...
06/20/2025

Dozens of faculty members at Stanford are working to transform the way the world grows, distributes, and consumes food. (From our partner, Stanford University)

Dozens of faculty members at Stanford are working to transform the way the world grows, distributes, and consumes food, with research and scholarship spanning topics including sustainable food systems, food security, health equity, culture, and diet.

Rengstorff Avenue in Mountain View could soon see bike and pedestrian upgrades, as well as more greenery along the major...
06/20/2025

Rengstorff Avenue in Mountain View could soon see bike and pedestrian upgrades, as well as more greenery along the major throughfare.

Mountain View is looking to implement major street and safety upgrades on Rengstorff Avenue, a busy thoroughfare in town.

Waymo has announced it's expanding the area where you can hail a fully autonomous taxi, extending up the Peninsula into ...
06/17/2025

Waymo has announced it's expanding the area where you can hail a fully autonomous taxi, extending up the Peninsula into Menlo Park.

Waymo announced on Tuesday that it is continuing to scale up its self-driving taxi service in the Peninsula to parts of Palo Alto, Menlo Park and Los Altos Hills.

A group of parents are looking to oust a Mountain View Whisman school board member through a recall.
06/13/2025

A group of parents are looking to oust a Mountain View Whisman school board member through a recall.

A group of community members announced that they are attempting to recall Devon Conley, a member of Mountain View Whisman's school board.

Did you get a chance to stop by downtown over the weekend? If so, you probably saw plenty of rainbows, bright colors and...
06/11/2025

Did you get a chance to stop by downtown over the weekend? If so, you probably saw plenty of rainbows, bright colors and big crowds as visitors celebrated the city's first-ever Pride Month event.

The plaza outside City Hall was festooned with rainbow flags, balloon arches, tinsel and garlands on Saturday as the community gathered to celebrate Mountain View's inaugural citywide Pride celebration.

An all-affordable housing project is up and running in North Bayshore, putting low-income apartments next door to Mounta...
06/10/2025

An all-affordable housing project is up and running in North Bayshore, putting low-income apartments next door to Mountain View's tech campuses north of Highway 101.

A new fully affordable apartment building just opened in Mountain View, making it the first of its kind in the North Bayshore.

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