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Unlike some of its neighboring cities, Palo Alto has no intention of restricting overnight RV parking on its streets — at least not now.

The Flint Center for the Performing Arts, a historic piece of Silicon Valley history, will be demolished after more than 50 years.

Earlier this year, the city threatened to sue the railroad operator if it didn’t take care of the blight and homeless encampments along its tracks.

Photos: Happy Hollow Park & Zoo reopens its rides and more zoo areas

Firefighters from multiple agencies continue to battle the Caldor Fire, as South Lake Tahoe dodged a bullet for the time being after the fire jumped Echo Summit earlier in the week.

2021: Another year of turbulence and change, difficulty and hope visually told by Bay Area News Group photographers.

Amid triumph and tragedy, private moments of grief and public spectacles of joy, Mercury News and East Bay Times’ photojournalists captured the resilience of the human spirit across the Bay Area th…

Amid triumph and tragedy, private moments of grief and public spectacles of joy, Mercury News and East Bay Times’ photojournalists captured the resilience of the human spirit across the Bay Area th…

Venerable seafood chain will close the final NorCal location, in San Mateo, next week

California Avenue — one of Palo Alto’s two primary business districts — alone boasts at least 14 public art pieces installed since 1996.