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Mountain View Voice is a hyperlocal news outlet serving Mountain View and nearby communities in Silicon Valley.
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What bills did Gavin Newsom sign into law — or veto — in his final year leading California? (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Gov. Gavin Newsom is signing and vetoeing his last bills as California governor. Wednesday is the final day for Newsom to weigh in on 1,160 bills that were sent to him by state legislators. The governor, widely understood to be gearing up for a run for president, wanted the spotlight on some bills more than others. Special attention was paid to placing guardrails on artificial intelligence and standing up to Presid
California bans child marriage after 9-year fight to outlaw the practice (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a measure to ban anyone from marrying anyone under the age of 18, making California the 18th state to do so in a decade-long nationwide push to outlaw the practice. Advocates and survivors of forced marriages cheered its passage, saying they were “deeply grateful” the governor signed it. “This is a long overdue measure to protect young Californians and minors. Today, California kid
A historic Peninsula post office is reopening as a fine-dining restaurant from the restaurant group behind The Village Pub and Selby’s (opens the original)
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Walking into the newest fine-dining concept from the highly acclaimed Bacchus Management Group feels nothing short of grandiose. Located in a historic, Art Deco-style former post office, the Burlingame restaurant’s 90-seat dining room is one long hallway with 25-foot tall ceilings and original terrazzo floors, marble walls, crown molding, brass teller windows and post boxes. The Old Post Office is a big, dramatic restaurant that could feel serious or intimidating, admitted owner Tim Stannard. Bu
Silja Paymer: Safe streets for kids and more green space (opens the original)
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Los Altos High School teacher | siljapaymer.com Silja Paymer, a teacher at Los Altos High School, is stepping out of the classroom and running for City Council with the stated goal of making Mountain View the best place for a child to grow up. For Paymer, that includes creating safer streets for walkers and bikers, expanding parks and other open space, and ensuring affordable housing is available so people can live and grow old in Mountain View, she told the Voice. “My top thing is safety for ki
Alex Amoroso: Public service and economic development (opens the original)
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U.S. Army Reserve Officer | alex4council.com Alex Amoroso, a U.S. Army Reserve Officer, sees public service as a calling and a duty, one that has propelled him to run for City Council. “I have a number of very disciplined, very pointed leadership based goals in mind I would absolutely love to bring to the council,” Amoroso told the Voice. “To not only advance this community that I have come to know and love but also preserve it for what it is.” In this November’s General Election, Amoroso is one
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