Mountain View Voice

12/01/2025

A fire broke out in a Mountain View apartment Sunday evening after flammable objects were placed on top of a hot stove, causing $5,500 in damage but no injuries, according to the Mountain View Fire Department.

A fire broke out in a Mountain View apartment Sunday evening after flammable objects were placed on top of a hot stove, causing $5,500 in damage but no injuries, according to the Mountain View Fire Department.

12/01/2025

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12/01/2025

A play that's currently running at The Pear Theatre in Mountain View explores Ada Lovelace’s unique life in a tale with a mix of friendship, science and affection that is endlessly involving.

Playwright Lauren Gunderson explores Ada Lovelace's unique life in "Ada and the Engine," a tale with a mix of friendship, science and affection that is endlessly involving. The show runs through Dec. 7.

12/01/2025

Greystar, the largest landlord in the U.S. with multiple major properties in Mountain View, has reached a $7 million settlement in an antitrust lawsuit that alleges the property management company colluded with competitors to drive up rent prices.

Greystar, the largest landlord in the U.S. with multiple major properties in Mountain View, has reached a $7 million settlement in an antitrust lawsuit that alleges the property management company colluded with competitors to drive up rent prices.

12/01/2025

The Stanford Athletic Department announced on Friday that it was bringing back former quarterback Tavita Pritchard as the new head coach of its football team.

The Stanford Athletic Department announced on Friday that it was bringing back former quarterback Tavita Pritchard as the new head coach of its football team. As it did when it tapped Andrew Luck as the first general manager of the team, the university turned to a quarterback from its past to lead t...

12/01/2025

This week in Community Briefs, the city’s holiday tree lighting is set to return, a downtown parking lot will close permanently to make way for affordable housing and a local school is hosting a winter fair.

This week in Community Briefs, the city's holiday tree lighting is set to return, a downtown parking lot will close permanently to make way for affordable housing and a local school is hosting a winter fair.

11/28/2025

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11/27/2025

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11/25/2025

Sizzling reads paired with sizzling sips await at a new bookstore-cafe concept coming soon to downtown Los Altos.

Sizzling reads paired with sizzling sips await at a new bookstore-cafe concept coming soon to downtown Los Altos.

11/25/2025

A majority of U.S. households has seen home values slip over the past year, and the Bay Area is among the regions feeling the sharpest pullback, according to new research from Zillow.

A majority of U.S. households has seen home values slip over the past year, and the Bay Area is among the regions feeling the sharpest pullback, according to new research from Zillow.

11/25/2025

This week in Community Briefs, Mountain View High’s turkey trot returns on Thanksgiving Day, local kids can send letters to Santa through a city program and the library now has birdwatching and ukulele kits available to borrow.

This week in Community Briefs, Mountain View High’s turkey trot returns on Thanksgiving Day, local kids can send letters to Santa through a city program and the library now has birdwatching and ukulele kits available to borrow.

11/25/2025

Santa Clara County is scrambling to figure out how to make up for millions of dollars lost in federal housing funds due to a shift in President Donald Trump’s priorities.

Santa Clara County is scrambling to figure out how to make up for millions of dollars lost in federal housing funds due to a shift in President Donald Trump’s priorities.