Bruce Barton is the Editor in Chief for the Los Altos Town Crier, a local newspaper in Los Altos, California. With a focus on local news and community issues, Bruce covers a range of topics including city council meetings, community events, and local controversies.
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Bruce Barton's articles mainly focus on local government and politics, community events, public safety, housing, art, and culture in the Los Altos area of California. He frequently covers city council meetings, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. Pitches should offer insights from local officials or experts involved in the topics covered to be relevant to his coverage. If you have unique perspectives related to local governance or community events in Los Altos or broader California that align with these themes and topics would likely resonate with him.
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Vice Mayor Pete Dailey addresses attendees of a Saturday meeting about Los Altos City Council races tranferring to district-based elections.
By: Bruce Barton
Some Los Altos City Council members and residents expressed great concerns recently over a proposal to cut parking at an all-affordable housing project by 50 spaces. But the project developer
By: Bruce Barton
Famed filmmaker Jon M. Chu grew up in the “bubble” of the Los Altos area, a place full of privilege and prosperity. But he also learned the value of hard
By: Bruce Barton Staff
The Heritage Orchard occupies space in front of Los Altos City Hall.
Data created by the city of Los Altos and compiled by resident Bruce McFarlane shows a rise in warnings for gas-powered leaf blower use since code enforcement responsibilities transferred out of the police department. But the number of citations went down.
By: Bruce Barton Staff
T he city of Los Altos can no longer require all electrification in homes by abandoning natural gas. But city leaders can try to convince residents it’s really important to do it.
By: Bruce Barton, Christina Casillas
As with national and regional races, local candidates are spending money hand over fist in the race for council positions.
By: Sherri Gentile, Sakeina Howard-Wilson, David McManus, Jack Ching, Steven Bird, Martin Ho, John Moore, Alex Garcia, Didem Ayturk, Apurv Soni, Bruce Barton, Peter Lazar
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Downtown Los Altos has ample parking, but improving conditions could involve meters or use of private spaces through a business improvement district.
By: Bruce Barton
Los Altos City Council members last week agreed to pursue the hiring of a capital campaign manager for a proposed new theater downtown.
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