As the first month of 2023 comes to a close, City Manager Ed Shikada continues sharing brief comments at each Council meeting, highlighting details about upcoming events, City services, and City Council discussions planned. …

Each Council meeting, City Manager Ed Shikada shares community updates to inform the community on upcoming events, services and program changes and enhancements, and City Council discussions planned. Watch Ed share updates from the January 23, 2022 Council meeting. Timestamped City Council Video: City Council Meeting — January 23, 2023.

Terrible acts of violence in nearby communities remind us of our connectedness. Our hearts go out to the victims, families, and communities impacted. Increased stress and feelings of fear, panic, loss, grief, or guilt are common and can emerge days or weeks after violence occurs. If you or a loved…

Thank you to all the community members who attended or watched our Storm Community Check-In meeting on Tuesday, January 17. We estimate about 45 residents participated virtually and 24 watched the live YouTube stream of the briefing. The following update shares a summary of some of the questions received at…

Happy Lunar New Year, Palo Alto! As part of the City Council’s 2022 priority on Community Health and Safety, the City continues to focus on fostering inclusiveness, equity and a sense of belonging. The following events are a great way to celebrate and enjoy community connection in Palo Alto. 2023…

Recap of City Council Update on January 9, 2023 by City Manager, Ed Shikada — City Manager Ed Shikada briefed the City Council at their Monday, January 9, 2023 Council meeting to share information about how the City and community has been responding to the recent storms. Read about the briefing below or watch the January 9, 2023 meeting here. FORECAST VS. ACTUAL — DECEMBER 31

On New Year’s Eve, Palo Alto and the Bay Area saw a significant storm event, with overnight rain levels three times the forecast. Local Palo Alto creek area water levels rose very quickly causing flooding of homes and roadways, and leaving mud and debris. A new storm is headed our…

As the year comes to a close and we all look forward to a reset on January 1, the City invites readers to reflect on some of the highlights of 2022 in Palo Alto and share some resources to help you get your 2023 started off on the right foot! 2022 Highlights …

COVID-19 updates, tips to be cyber safe, ways to shop & eat local and more Each Council meeting, City Manager Ed Shikada shares community updates to inform the community on upcoming events, services and program changes and enhancements, and City Council discussions planned. Watch Ed share this week’s updates and…