Gennady Sheyner is a staff writer for the Palo Alto Weekly, covering local news and issues in Palo Alto, California. His reporting focuses on topics such as city government, development, housing, and public safety. Sheyner's work has also appeared in other local publications serving the San Francisco Bay Area, including the Almanac News and the Mountain View Voice.
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Gennady's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to urban design, real estate development, and housing market in the Palo Alto area. If you have insights or updates on local government decisions regarding real estate development projects or changes in legal regulations impacting these areas within California's Palo Alto region, your pitch is likely to resonate with Gennady.
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Architecture Review Board signals support for 10-unit project despite objections from shopping center
By: Gennady Sheyner
Cal/OSHA has stated that some of Palo Alto’s transgressions are part of a pattern that extends well beyond a fatal workplace accident at the East Meadow substation in November 2019. Photo by Magali Gauthier.
Seven votes separate him from Doria Summa in contest for fourth seat on Palo Alto City Council
A revised proposal by Smith Development calls for a six-story building with 66 apartments at 660 University Ave. Rendering by Korth Sunsery Hagey Architects/city of Palo Alto
American Legion Post 375 spearheaded restoration project, which was unveiled on Veterans Day
By: Gennady Sheyner, Veronica Weber
Students, staff at both high schools were asked to shelter in place as police investigated
By: Gennady Sheyner
After years of steady progress, Palo Alto took an unwelcome detour on its path toward carbon neutrality in 2022, when the city's greenhouse gas emissions increased by nearly 14% from the prior year, according to a recent analysis by city staff.
Plagued by retail vacancies, Palo Alto is preparing to approve zoning changes next week that will open the door to more chain stores opening on California Avenue and allow a wider variety of businesses to set up shop in both of the city's prime downtown areas.
Palo Alto's City Council race may be toward a recount as Planning and Transportation Commission members Keith Reckdahl and Doria Summa remain less than 50 votes apart in the contest for the fourth open seat, according to figures that the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters released Wednesday.
Students and staff at Palo Alto High and Gunn High schools were asked to shelter in place on Tuesday morning after both campuses received "unconfirmed threats," according to the Palo Alto Police Department. Both schools were deemed safe at 11:50 a.m.
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