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Samhita Krishnan

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  1. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Samhita Krishnan

    Wrongful death trial begins in fatal Redwood City street-racing crash (opens the original)

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    Nearly four years after a high-speed crash in Redwood City killed a San Carlos couple and left their twin daughters without parents, opening statements began Wednesday in the family’s civil wrongful death case against a then-17-year-old, his parents and the estate of another involved. Grace Spiridon, 42, and Gregory Ammen, 44, were killed on Nov. 4, 2022, when their vehicle was struck on El Camino Real near Finger Avenue during what authorities said was an illegal street race between Cesar Moral

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Samhita Krishnan

    Palo Alto native biking through American South, learning along the way (opens the original)

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    Lachlan Kirby has been chased by feral dogs, caught in a desert thunderstorm and welcomed into a stranger’s home more times than he can count. This fall, the Palo Alto native plans to bring some of that experience back to his hometown. Kirby, a Palo Alto native and rising junior at Brown University, is spending this summer riding a bicycle roughly 3,000 miles across the American South, from St. Augustine, Fla., to San Diego. The trip isn’t a vacation. It’s the foundation of a research project he

  3. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Samhita Krishnan

    Forces of nature: How 2 Peninsula women helped save the Bay (opens the original)

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    Enid Pearson and Florence LaRiviere have spent more than 60 years as each other’s most reliable co-conspirators, though neither can quite remember how they met. Pearson served 10 years on the Palo Alto City Council, where she authored the city’s Park Dedication Ordinance, a law that protected every acre of Palo Alto parkland from development unless voters said otherwise. LaRiviere, working a few miles away, helped found the Citizens’ Committee to Complete the Refuge and spent decades building th

  4. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Samhita Krishnan

    Forces of nature: How two Palo Alto women helped save the Bay (opens the original)

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    Enid Pearson and Florence LaRiviere have spent more than 60 years as each other’s most reliable co-conspirators, though neither can quite remember how they met. Pearson served 10 years on the Palo Alto City Council, where she authored the city’s Park Dedication Ordinance, a law that protected every acre of Palo Alto parkland from development unless voters said otherwise. LaRiviere, working a few miles away, helped found the Citizens’ Committee to Complete the Refuge and spent decades building th

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