Santa Clara Co. unveils mass vaccination site in Mountain View
The path towards increasing South Bay COVID-19 vaccinations shortened Friday. This, as Santa Clara County unveiled a new mass vaccination site at the Mountain View Community Center.
Bomb squad called to inspect suspicious package at Google building
A bomb squad has been called to inspect a suspicious package found at a Google building in Mountain View.
Mountain View police re-examining 20-year-old homicide
Police said they are looking at the possibility that an "outside assailant" killed 20-year-old Michael Duayne Wallace, 20, on April 27, 2000.
Mountain View police seek public's help in identify theft case
Mountain View police on Monday released surveillance photos of a woman accused of using another woman’s identity to steal almost $2,000 from the victim’s bank account.
Waymo removing backup drivers from its autonomous vehicles
The vehicles, which will have no back-up drivers behind the wheel to take over in sticky situations, will serve an area of 50 square miles.
Mountain View man accused of trafficking 15 year-old girl from Arizona he met on Snapchat
His wife alerted Mountain View Police.
Mountain View police announce trafficking arrest
Ann Rubin reports.
Steve Wozniak among 18 to file lawsuit against YouTube
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and his wife Janet joined his attorneys Joseph Cotchett and Brian Danitz at the law offices of Cotchett, Pitre and McCarthy in Burlingame for an 11 a.m. press conference Thursday, July 23, 2020 to provide initial details about the lawsuit and answer questions from news reporters.
Pandemic puts Mountain View’s Red Rock Coffee on the brink of closure
Another Bay Area favorite is in danger of succumbing to the pandemic. The general manager of a popular cafe in Mountain View said the Red Rock Coffee is on the brink of closing its doors.
Nonprofits are partnering with struggling restaurants to feed those in need
A new non-profit in Mountain View aims to help both hungry families and struggling restaurants at the same time. It's called Appetite for Good.
Santa Clara Co. construction sites investigated following reports of new COVID-19 cases
10 workers have tested positive for COVID-19 at a Mountain View construction site.
Mountain View PD to end use of carotid hold 'immediately'
The police department said on Twitter that it would stop using that form of tactic "immediately."
'We see you': Mountain View police take a knee
"To my fellow law enforcement brothers and sisters - if you’re not looking at how we can improve how we police, you’re not listening," Mountain View Police Chief Doug Shoemaker said.
Mountain View extends COVID-19-related tenant eviction protections
The extension of tenant protections through Aug. 31 is for households that qualify due to hardship related to the novel coronavirus emergency.
South Bay teen helping seniors during shelter-in-place
A South Bay teenager saw how difficult the shelter in place order has been on his grandparents.
Delivery robots in high demand, serve Mountain View area
In the wake of the pandemic, delivery robots are in high demand. Several businesses in downtown Mountain View are using bots to deliver food to customers in surrounding neighborhoods.
High school students build website to offer at-risk populations assistance
The Mountain View High School juniors plastered flyers for their website at grocery stores and people's mailboxes.
Amid strong community support, Milk Pail Market in Mountain View reopens
For all the small businesses coronavirus has killed, it managed to resurrect one too.
Mountain View’s Milk Pail Market reopens as drive-thru
Ann Rubin reports.
Clarke's Charcoal Broiler in Mountain View ends 75-year run due to economic fallout from COVID-19 crisis
A beloved Mountain View restaurant has closed its doors. Clarke's Charcoal Broiler was the oldest operating restaurant in the city until coronavirus struck.