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Two die in multi-vehicle crash in East Palo Alto (opens the original)
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BY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINS Daily Post Staff Writer Two people died after a minivan crashed into six vehicles in East Palo Alto this morning, according to the San Mateo County sheriff’s office. The man driving the minivan died at the scene of the crash, which occured around 8:30 a.m. near Bay Road and University Avenue, according to the sheriff’s office. A woman who was riding in the minivan was taken to the hospital where she later died, according to sheriff’s spokeswoman Gretchen Spiker. <p
Your November election guide (opens the original)
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Here are some news stories about the candidates and measures that will appear on the Nov. 3, 2026 general election ballot. More stories will be posted here when they run in the Daily Post. Our coverage is available without pay walls. And we don’t want your donations. Santa Clara County Palo Alto School Board • Avery Wang, more than just the math candidate • <a href="https://pada
Opinion: City Council, where’s the Cubberley appraisal? (opens the original)
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Published Monday, Sept. 28. BY DAVE PRICEDaily Post Editor On Oct. 5, a week from today, ballots for the November election will hit the mail. The city has put Measure J on the ballot, which asks people to raise the sales tax by a half cent to pay for improvements to Cubberley. City Council has agreed to use $65 million of the money to buy seven acres of the Cubberley Community Center campus from the Palo Alto Unified School District. A bank wouldn’t loan anyone
The Measure P campaigns over downtown parking have raised a combined $500,000 in campaign cash (opens the original)
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Daily Post Staff Writer The campaigns for and against Measure P, the initiative to stop the city’s plans to put public housing on downtown parking lots, have raised a combined $500,000. A “yes” would require voter approval for any attempt by the city to put public housing on the downtown parking plazas. It would also require a vote if the city attempted to sell, trade or lease the plazas, or built anything on them that would reduce parking. A “no” vote opposes voter approval for any city plan th
Deng raises $166,128 in campaign — smashing records thanks to out-of-town money (opens the original)
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This story was first printed in this morning’s Daily Post, page 6. Since then, one of our competitors has re-written it and offered it as their version of local journalism. If you want the important local stories first, pick up the Post in the mornings at 1,000 Mid-Peninsula locations. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHTDaily Post Staff Writer Palo Alto City Council candidate Yudy Deng has raised $166,128 – smashing city records and nearly doubling the total of her closest opponent. Deng is re
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