Los Altos, CA News

• Los Altos, CA News
• BridgePoint Celebrates National Senior Health & Fitness Day May 30
• Earth Day Celebration
• Feng Shui Expert Marina Lighthouse Reveals Insights
• New Facebook App Feng Shui Horoscope Ready for Lunar New Year 2012
• Santa Clara County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Santa Clara County
• Back to School for Los Altos - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Your Dysfunctional Nonprofit Board - What to Do
• Relay for Life's Birthday Party
• Police arrest drunk driver in early Saturday crash downtown
• Participate in our reader survey
• Parks committee reviews draft master plan
• Hospital board lets CEO go: El Camino to search for new chief
• Bicycle committee seeks public input Wednesday
• El Camino Hospital board declines renewing CEO’s contract
• Quarry has vested rights, county rules
• Council votes on gas-powered blowers today
• County supervisors to discuss cement plant's rights
• Los Altos police caution residents about burglaries
• Police conclude months-long burglary case
• Heifer a no-go at Hidden Villa
• Police arrest five after months-long burglary investigation
• LASD moves forward with $193 parcel tax
• Heifer project at Hidden Villa a no-go
• Los Altos presents annual financial report tonight
• School district rejects Blach flood basin project
• Public hearing Tuesday on First & Main streets development
• Flood project, budget and parcel tax on LASD agenda Monday
• Los Altos considers sharing services with neighboring cities
• Police shoot pit bull roaming in LA neighborhood
• Transient dies downtown earlier this month
• City officials hear resident comments on Homestead Road improvements
• Camera catches woman stealing package from porch; posted on YouTube
• LA pharmacy employees arrested for stealing $20k
• Noah's founder at Foothill
• Downtown Los Altos to Host Fun Run
• City benefits from uptick in sales-tax revenue: First increase reported in three quarters
• Driver found not at fault in fatal Alpine Road collision
• Avoid The 13 drunk driving campaign under way
• New Blach traffic study up for review
• Quake rocks Los Altos
• Services for famed architect Steinberg Friday
• City Council votes to discontinue federal funds for non-profits
• Pedestrian killed by car remembered as 'kind, fearless'
• Los Altos council could discontinue block grant funds
• Looking for Holiday Church Services?
• Car hits Los Altos pedestrian, kills her
• Los Altos City Council welcomes new member: New mayor, mayor pro tem named
• Free symphony concert
• Egan School Holiday Faire Dec. 10
• PAMF reduces workforce
• Resident proposes traffic safety law
• Jewelry dealers robbed in downtown
• Changes on Los Altos City Council tonight
• Seeking Mickey Mouse Mural Stolen from Blach
• Residents protest flood-detention basin at Blach
• Pedestrians struck in crosswalk
• Los Altos council digs into quarry controversy: Plant officials continue to defend operations
• Police Blotter
• Parks improvement plan due next month
• Packard family, officials break ground on new facility
• Los Altos honors veterans
• Grand opening Thursday for Day Worker Center
• Council passes less-stringent sign ordinance
• A tall order
• An alternative approach: Home-schooling preferable to some Los Altos families
• Police make drug arrest in Los Altos
• Los Altos Hills home for sale burglarized
• Quarry hearing moved to next year
• Los Altos honors Veterans
• Sign ordinance changes approved
• Voters reject Foothill-De Anza tax
• Train exhibit returns to Los Altos History Museum
• School district community lays out long-term goals
• Radford, Waldeck take Los Altos Hills council seats
• Police Blotter
• No witnesses yet in death of LAH cyclist
• News Briefs
• ECH officials: Many layoffs averted: Early retirees, reduced hours mitigate pink slips
• Carpenter, Fishpaw win Los Altos council seats
• ‘Tanks’ for the memories : World War II tank commander recalls recent ...
• Officials break ground on new Packard Foundation HQ
• LAH woman killed while cycling in Portola Valley
• Town Crier seeks food writers
• Firefighters respond to smoky First Street building
• Illegal trash fire snubbed at Hidden Villa
• Police Blotter
• Los Altos hosts open house on bicycle plan
• Los Altos enacts strict sign laws
• City touts robust investment portfolio strategy
• City puts $2.2 million into Rosita revamp
• What’s the beef?: Heifer International’s proposed
• Community college parcel tax headed for defeat
• Carpenter, Waldeck ahead in LA, LAH races
• Water event at library canceled
• Assault and Battery
• National technical award presented to LAH residents
• Los Altos Hills subcommittee to advise on pay overhaul
• LAH woman faces time behind bars for tax evasion
• LA officials 'Shakeout' emergency preparedness
• Former Echo restaurant to transform into Cal Water parking lot
• Council candidates file finance statements
• Spooky fun ahead: Los Altos offers an array of Halloween activities
• LA council candidates promote platforms at forum
• Los Altos investment paying off
• Last chance to nominate deserving volunteers
• Early voting available
• Los Altos residence burglarized
• FHDA district defends tax despite salary list
• Help sought to catch a thief
• News Briefs
• Candidates' forum tonight
• Planning commission wants Safeway modifications
• News Brief: LA officer completes FBI training
• Man faces felony charges for Bay Area rape threats
• Concepts in caring: Environmental Volunteers
• Crews squash old pumpkin patch for homes
• Friends, co-workers remember MROSD Board President Mary Davey
• Forum about downtown Los Altos set for Sunday
• Two candidates vie for open water board seat
• Simitian talks propositions at Town Hall meeting
• Police Blotter
• LAH candidate debate scheduled tonight
• LA council discusses revised garbage rates
• Peace advocate talk at library tonight
• The choice is yours: Candidates for Los Altos, Los Altos Hills
• Panel: Parental involvement deters drug abuse
• News Briefs
• Los Altos Hills city manager saw San Bruno aftermath from backyard
• LA murderer attends initial suitability hearing
• DA: LA man posed as San Bruno fire victim
• Council reviews Loyola streetscape design
• City explores funding options for new community center
• DA: Man allegedly made hundreds of threatening calls
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Fallen tree knocks out power in LAH
• Planned Los Altos power outage Oct. 7
• Library participates in statewide 'Snapshot'
• 'Blessing of the Animals' this Sunday
• LA man charged in stealing San Bruno disaster aid
• Staying active: Local seniors stay fit during week of activities
• Police Blotter
• LAH reaffirms Deer Hollow commitment
• LA seeks economist’s review of 2025 model
• Hospital board rejects executive incentives
• Candidates discuss downtown growth at forum
• Traffic travails: Officials tackle
• Arrest made after fire hydrant collision
• Safeway plan nearly doubles its size
• News Briefs
• Local board-game company rejects responsibility for child neglect, dog deaths
• LA council reaches deal on First & Main property
• Heifer project at Hidden Villa resurfaces
• First Street utilities undergrounding begins soon
• Council checks in new downtown hotel
• Leaving the nest: Outgrowing the grown-up-baby blues
• Publisher's Memo To Readers on the Town Crier's 63rd Birthday
• Heads up – solicitors approaching
• Will you still read me when I'm 63?
• Tensions rise over flood plans for Blach field, Cuesta Annex
• Hotel design approved for downtown corner
• Safeway expansion plan reviewed
• Cuesta Annex meeting set for Thursday
• Los Altos Council candidates forum Sept. 20
• Council OKs First-and-Main property sale
• Police Blotter
• News Brief
• Los Altos 2025 issues blueprint for revitalization
• Council delays downtown intersections project
• City council on brink of deal for First & Main
• Mistaken identity
• LAUMC hosts rockin’ worship
• Police, residents, city talk towing: Council schedules discussion on street-closure policy
• Los Altos City Council adjusts garbage rates
• Hotel design scheduled for review
• Committee mulls resident input on local parks
• City council process for First & Main draws ire
• A salute to our protectors: Local public safety personnel keep community secure
• Medical building design change recommended
• No decision on PAMF building project
• Planning commission reviews revised PAMF proposal: Opponents still not happy with size
• Packard Foundation project moves forward
• Los Altos council OKs three-story condos on First Street
• ‘No Parking’ plans spur mixed results
• All eyes under center: 2010 football season brings news starters at QB for local high school teams
• LAH resident breaks world land speed record
• Altercation at Los Altos High
• Two cyclists injured by cars in two days
• Los Altos nanny arrested for forgery
• Exhibition - By Hand - American Women With Needle and Thread
• City solicits feedback from residents on parks
• A fresh start: School year brings new challenges, faces and projects
• Three-story residential project OK'd for First Street
• Packard Foundation to proceed with new office complex
• Residents want more from trash service
• Police Blotter
• Medical marijuana rides into LA on questionable conveyances
• Mail truck melts in LAH gas leak fire
• Down it goes: Structure at First and Main streets flattened after decades of existence
• Mail truck melts in LAH gas leak fire
• Car crashes into Los Altos Main Library
• Recorder reveals car’s status during downtown crash
• Quarry opponent monitors methane levels: Lehigh cement plant reaffirms compliance with EPA standards
• News Brief
• Layoffs loom for El Camino: Job elimination cuts across both hospital campuses
• LA group suggests ways to boost downtown vibrancy
• Council disputes Packard over payments
• Building demo exposes Los Altos relic under woodwork
• New supe knows the territory: Jeff Baier begins first year as head of elementary school district
• Mission Trail president addresses community questions
• Firefighters put out LAH school fire
• Los Altos City Council Notice of Public Hearing
• El Camino Hospital announces layoffs
• Proposed downtown hotel moves forward
• Police Blotter
• Local candidates lined up for November elections
• Former LA resident evades arrest in Ponzi scheme
• 100 First Street project gets A&S committee nod
• Who rules the road?: Cars, bikes often spar for pavement position on city roads
• Pilgrim Haven fined for negligence
• Dead body discovered at Rancho Shopping Center
• Sign of the times
• Adobe Animal Hospital prepares to move
• Committee approves condo design
• Commission OKs hotel design
• LA chamber, commission promote shopping bag reuse
• Investigation into downtown crash continues
• Hotel hearing Thursday
• A new twist on trash: Garbage company rolls out innovative waste-collection plan
• Number of towed cars irks LA councilman
• Shed at Los Altos school set on fire
• Pilgrim Haven fined $100K for negligence after resident’s death
• News Briefs
• Los Altos won’t raise sewer rates
• LA cops take to streets for National Night Out
• Another Lexus crashes into downtown building
• Cyclist reports non-fatal hit-and-run
• First and Main buildings could come down Saturday
• Farm gets boost from Google co-founder
• Bank-rupture: Car crash through bank in Los Altos draws crowd of onlookers
• Fiorina visits Los Altos cafe to talk jobs, economy with women
• Vacancy on environmental commission
• U.S. Bank scheduled to re-open tomorrow after car crash
• Police Blotter
• On the campaign trail: A Town Crier Q&A with Carly Fiorina
• News Briefs
• New garbage company prepares for transition
• Los Altos residents pull nomination papers
• LA cops participate in child pornography raids
• Car crashes into downtown bank
• Police nab drug dealer in Los Altos
• Schemes, swindles & scams: Top four frauds floated in Los Altos and how to avoid them
• Collision at Foothill and San Antonio
• More road work Saturday
• Fiorina campaign stop at Los Altos cafe
• Packard Foundation chief to judge teamwork competition
• News Briefs
• More Los Altos students walk, bike to school
• Los Altos councilman runs for water board
• GreenTown addresses growing pains with new management structure
• Developer prepares for A&S review
• Despite objection, LAH passes guide to speedier development
• Day Worker Center coming together
• Latest Los Altos news from your mobile phone
• Town Crier pictures available for purchase on new site
• Small hotel eyed for corner of Main, San Antonio
• Police Blotter
• LAH council to vet water ordinance: State model too lax for Hills’ use
• First & Main demolition scheduled
• Filing deadline approaches for November election
• Winning through swimming: More LA children participating, but local public pool remains a dream
• Site committee reviews First Street project
• Burglary suspect sought
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Santa Clara County
• Santa Clara County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Santa Clara County
• Laptop Donations From Rambus Inc. To PAUSD
• Los Altos Arts And Wine Festival

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