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National Weather Service issues coastal flood advisory (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for all bay-front shorelines on the Peninsula through 5 p.m. Thursday, warning of high tides one foot above normal. This could mean bay water spilling over coastal trails and properties at high tides, which could close roads or cut off access to sea-level beaches and trails. Impacted areas include Redwood Shores, Bair Island, Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve and Mountain View’s Shoreline Park. NWS meteorologist Dial Hoang said the we
County's new urban forestry plan leans on Palo Alto approach (opens the original)
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Santa Clara County has charted a path to nurture and expand its urban forest — and it is taking some cues from Palo Alto. The county’s Board of Supervisors approved a 40-year Urban Forest Master Plan at its Sept. 15 meeting, outlining how the county and its 15 cities will collaborate to improve its overall tree canopy coverage. The plan refers to Palo Alto’s robust tree ordinances and history of community involvement as a “model urban forestry ordinance,” suggesting there are strong protections
Charges dropped against former Mountain View El Camino Hospital manager (opens the original)
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office has dropped all charges against a former El Camino Hospital manager whom a coworker accused of sexual battery in 2025. The charges were dismissed in a Sept. 1 hearing, according to court documents. The nurse filed their original complaint in April 2025, alleging the coworker had sexually assaulted them in the bathroom at a work-related retirement party and that the hospital declined to investigate the situation. The coworker and El Camino Hospita
Bay Area’s first 'living levee' opens at Palo Alto Baylands (opens the original)
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A cool breeze swept through Palo Alto’s Baylands Nature Preserve as local and federal representatives opened the Bay Area’s first nature-based horizontal levee — a project that officials hope protects against rising sea level and helps filter wastewater going into the Bay, while boosting the native marshland ecosystem. Dozens of representatives from various agencies, from the City of Palo Alto to the federal Environmental Protection Agency, gathered on Sept. 10 at the nature preserve for the lev
‘Never forget, be ready’: Remembering 9/11, 25 years later (opens the original)
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It’s been 25 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, killed thousands, leveled New York City’s iconic Twin Towers and damaged the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. While the attacks were carried out on the East Coast, the shockwaves sent ripples across the globe. The effects are still being felt on the Peninsula. To former Menlo Park Fire Protection District Chief Harold Schapelhouman, the day’s mantra should be, “Never forget, be ready.” Schapelhouman was a founding member of California
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