East Palo Alto officials concerned about city's COVID-19 positivity rate
City Manager Jaime Fontes outlined reasons why East Palo Alto is disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and how the city is responding.
New section of Bay Trail opens next week in East Palo Alto
The section is located between University Avenue and the Ravenswood Open Space Preserve in East Palo Alto and Menlo Park.
Former member of Peninsula Boys & Girls Club turned chef returns to feed community
The Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula are giving back to the community, with the help of a former club member.
Protesters hit the streets in East Palo Alto
The noon protest started at Jack Farrell Park and will march to Bell Street Park.
Protesters hit the streets in East Palo Alto
The noon protest started at Jack Farrell Park and will march to Bell Street Park.
Free East Palo Alto COVID-19 testing site to stay open additional two days
The site was originally scheduled to be open Friday and Saturday only.
2-day COVID-19 testing site to open in East Palo Alto
A coronavirus testing site will open for two days next week in East Palo Alto, city officials said Thursday.
East Palo Alto city leaders want to turn University Avenue into a toll road to curb commute traffic
It's an idea that would take study as well as input at the state level.
City leaders in East Palo Alto want to turn University Avenue into a toll road
It's an idea that would take study as well as input at the state level.
East Palo Alto may join million dollar median home price
East Palo Alto was once the nation's murder capitol, but median home prices have tripled since 2012, according to online real estate database company, Zillow. We look at what's fueling the city's rising housing costs.
East Palo Alto: Former murder capital goes 2 years without homicide
It was once known as the murder capital of America, now, the city of East Palo Alto is marking two years without a single homicide. The police chief called it a big accomplishment for the city.
WWII veteran whose bravery went unacknowledged for decades dies at 100
Friends, family and admirers gathered at St. Francis of Assisi Church in East Palo Alto to say goodbye to 100-year-old U.S. Navy veteran Carl Clark, whose bravery during world war two went unacknowledged for decades, he would it was because he was Black.
Landlord facing felony charges in effort to raise rents
Prosecutors say Nemat Malek Salehi, owner of Stanford Garden Apartments, targeted residents' cars in an effort to get them to move out so he could raise rents to market rate. Azenith Smith reports.