Top Headlines: Palo Alto: Buena Vista residents file lawsuit seeking to overturn closure decision

Problem viewing email? View in Web Browser or Visit our website Friday, August 28, 2015 Top Headlines  Palo Alto: Buena Vista residents file lawsuit seeking to overturn closure decision Palo Alto: Buena Vista residents file lawsuit seeking to overturn closure decision Uncertain that an effort to keep Buena Vista Mobile Home Park from closing will succeed, residents have filed a lawsuit in the hopes of winning a bigger relocation assistance package from the owner. Mountain View: Police seek laundry room burglars Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man and a woman who allegedly stole hundreds of dollars worth of coins from a laundry room Wednesday. Police: Man arrested for DUI following crash in Atherton A 41-year-old East Palo Alto man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence Tuesday after he crashed his pickup truck through a fence on Marsh Road and overturned into an adjacent channel. Sex crime plea could lead to life sentence for San Mateo man A 63-year-old San Mateo resident may spend life in prison after pleading no contest Tuesday to a sex crime against a small child, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office. Small plane crashes in San Carlos; no injuries reported No one was hurt when a small plane crashed just after takeoff in San Carlos. Atherton: Panel to review plans for new civic center WRNS Studios to present tweaked conceptual plan to panel; if approved, city council gets a look in September Menlo Park: City announces top interim hires Two top city administrative vacancies are about to get temporarily filled. Palo Alto: Board increases home loan for superintendent to $1.5M Even with a six-figure salary, Superintendent Glenn 'Max' McGee is having trouble buying a home in the city. Palo Alto: Developer to face fines if grocery store is not replaced Starting in late September, the city plans to charge the developer behind a major overhaul of Edgewood Plaza up to $500 per day if a defunct grocery store at the site is not replaced. But for a dozen residents who addressed the City Council on Monday, that's not nearly enough. Atherton: PG&E sends gas-sniffing trucks around town Not every odd-looking vehicle with a mast sticking up from its top is a Google mapping car. Some are SUVs with anemometers on top and other high-tech devices attached here and there. They belong to PG&E, not Google, and they recently spent several days ambling along Atherton's roads on a mission. RETURN TO TOP Copyright 2015 Peninsula Community Newsletter, All rights reserved.     ABOUT THIS E-MAIL - This email newsletter is brought to you by the Bay Area News Group, 4 N. Second St., Suite 800, San Jose, CA 95113. You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to the program via your All Access subscription. - If you do NOT want to receive this email in the future, please click to UNSUBSCRIBE. - To advertise in this newsletter, click to CONTACT A SALES AGENT. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) InfoLinks InfoLinks Copyright to the source newsletters, this is just the FYI links to news . Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.