Bruce Barton is the Editor-In-Chief at the Town Crier. He specializes in topics related to Environmental Services, Urban Design, and Urban Development, providing insightful coverage on the intersection of these critical areas. Bruce has been featured in the Los Altos Town Crier and the Journal Of Medical Internet Research (Jmir).
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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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By: Bruce Barton
The Los Altos City Council last week discussed a proposed ordinance regulating e-bikes and e-scooters, but fell short of introducing it into law. Council members' recommendations included tightening language regarding safety provisions to reduce ambiguity.
The new bike lane vertical elements along El Camino Real, through Los Altos and Mountain View, appear to be a hit with cyclists while generating a thumbs-down from motorists.
By: Bruce Barton
Los Altos City Council members last week introduced an e-bike and bike ordinance aimed at keeping them off the sidewalks.
By: Bruce Barton
One of the briefest Los Altos City Council meetings in recent memory, held last week, had a series of approved items that did not require council discussion.
Back in June, longtime Los Altos resident Jim Jolly moved his vehicle off his Panchita Drive driveway to allow for the delivery of a new dryer.
By: Bruce Barton
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District (Midpen) and a longtime residential tenant in Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve have come to a mutual agreement to part ways.
The Los Altos-Los Altos Hills Library Commission is set to get an update Thursday (Aug. 7) on an estimated $8.8 million interior remodel of the main library.
By: Bruce Barton
T he signs, they are a changin' again. A new set of parking signs has been installed beyond the 500-foot radius around Los Altos High School.
T he city of Los Altos' Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP) was heralded as a significant accomplishment after city council approval in March 2022. The document laid out specific goals in the fight against climate change.
By: Bruce Barton
One could say Jamie Lucia has been instrumental in making downtown Los Altos First Fridays a success.
