Cameron Rebosio is a journalist based in Menlo Park, California. He writes for AlmanacNews and his work has also appeared in Palo Alto Weekly. Cameron focuses on covering local news and events in Menlo Park, including city council decisions, community developments, and issues related to traffic safety and housing density.
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Cameron Rebosio's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and community events in Menlo Park. He has a keen interest in real estate industry developments as well. To effectively reach out to Cameron, consider providing insights or data related to local government decisions, housing development policies and their impact on the community, traffic safety initiatives within Menlo Park or naming controversies of public facilities.
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By: Cameron Rebosio
Joint Library and Parks and Rec commissions sent recommendation to City Council, which has the final decision
By: Cameron Rebosio
Cyclists ride down Middle Avenue in Menlo Park on Nov. 21, 2022. Photo by Magali Gauthier.
Menlo Towers, an eight-story condo complex on the corner of University Drive and Valparaiso Avenue. Photo by Cameron Rebosio.
By: Cameron Rebosio
City Council searches for most cost effective way to run Menlo Park Community Campus in Belle Haven when it opens next year
By: Cameron Rebosio
After four years of construction and debate over the naming of the new community campus in Menlo Park, it has officially been named the Belle Haven Community Campus at a Nov. 14 City Council meeting.
By: Cameron Rebosio
A cyclist rides past an SUV along Middle Avenue in Menlo Park on Nov. 21, 2022. Photo by Magali Gauthier.
By: Cameron Rebosio
Menlo Park Farmers Market staple Heirloom Organic Gardens is struggling to make it after the COVID19 pandemic, so owner Grant Brians has started a GoFundMe asking the community to help.
By: Cameron Rebosio
Tonight, the Menlo Park City Council is planning to review new zoning measures that could raise the allowable building density in some areas of the city to 150 units per acre.
By: Cameron Rebosio
After going back and forth at a Nov. 28 meeting, the Menlo Park City Council vote for seven rezoning resolutions, including allowing up to 100 units per acre downtown. With bonuses for affordable housing, that could rise to 150 units.
By: Cameron Rebosio, Angela Swartz
In this week's community briefs, celebrate the season at community tree lighting events in Menlo Park and Atherton, learn about child care openings, a toy drive and more.
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