The holidays are one of the busiest seasons for home fires. The following fire safe tips from the Palo Alto Fire Department will help keep you and your home safe for merrymaking. “As we approach the holiday season, I want to remind everyone about the importance of fire safety in…

This month of gratitude there are many ways to give thanks, give back and support our community. This update offers ways to do just that through volunteering, donating to local organizations, and engaging with the community at upcoming events. Plus, it is easy to eat and shop local this holiday…

November is the month of gratitude and we’re showing our thankfulness for the planet by sharing ways to reduce your carbon footprint. Celebrate a Zero Waste Thanksgiving, show your appreciation for our natural environment in Palo Alto parks, and provide input to improve walking and biking in our community. We’re…

City Manager Ed Shikada continues to share brief updates at each Council meeting, highlighting details about upcoming events, City services, City Council discussions planned, and actions taken at the meeting. …

City Manager Ed Shikada continues to share brief updates at each Council meeting, highlighting details about upcoming events, City services, City Council discussions planned, and actions taken at the meeting. …

A new quarterly update shares status updates and progress advancing the 2023 Council Priorities including 72 objectives supporting Economic Recovery and Transition, Climate Change and the Natural Environment: Protection and Adaptation, Housing for Social and Economic Balance, and Community Health and Safety. …

Part 2 in a Two-Part Community Update Series on Storm Readiness With the Climate Prediction Center predicting a strong storm season this winter, City storm preparedness continues to support community safety (as noted in the first part of this two part series). …

City Manager Ed Shikada continues to share brief updates at each Council meeting, highlighting details about upcoming events, City services, City Council discussions planned, and actions taken at the meeting. …

Help inform the City’s Bike & Ped Plan update and Safe Streets for All Action Plan process — This month, the City launched two efforts with a shared vision of enhancing safety and accessibility for all road users, with a particular focus on vulnerable road users and active transportation methods such as walking and cycling. An impressive average of 50% of Palo Alto’s public high school students commute…