Christina Casillas

After five years serving as the Mountain View public works director, and more than 30 years in the public sector, Dawn Cameron announced her intent to retire on Sept. 6,

The once-buzzing location that housed shuttered downtown Los Altos restaurants Bumble and House On First, 145 First St., has been quiet since House on First closed in 2021, but it

Hidden Villa in Los Altos Hills has a storied history; as its centennial approaches, organization leaders discussed its past, present and future.

After hours of community input and quarreling among some on the Santa Clara Valley Water Board of Directors, officials decided to delay voting until October on an ordinance that would

Eligible-to-vote Mountain View residents can expect a long list of city council hopefuls on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Arthur Bobrove and wife Helen lived in Palo Alto for almost 40 years before he and Helen moved to Los Altos in 2018. Helen never had issues with her teeth,

A woman sustained major leg injuries and memory loss after she was hit by a white Mercedes SUV while crossing State Street.

M ountain View Councilmember Emily Ann Ramos may have been appointed to city council after Sally Lieber left, but Ramos is hoping eligible-to-vote residents will let her continue the homelessness work she’s been committed to in the upcoming election.

I daRose Sylvester, a Mountain View resident for more than 25 years, has been active in the community since she decided to call the city her own. Despite serving on multiple advisory boards, serving as city of Mountain View mediator and working with nonprofits, including founding her own – Appetite for Good – she decided to run for Mountain View City Council.

After months of tight-lipped investigations, the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office has pressed charges against the driver involved in a vehicle-bicycle collision on Feb. 13 along the southbound lane of Foothill Expressway in Los Altos Hills that left the bicyclist, Los Altos resident Maria Jabon, 38, dead.