Palo Alto Online · Oct 22, 2026
Webster Lincoln’s State of the City address provides glimpse into future defined by development and community partnerships. The post East Palo Alto mayor reflects on accomplishments and growth appeared first on Palo Alto Online.
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The East Palo Alto City Council could not reach a decision this week on Sand Hill Property Company’s proposal to provide less affordable housing than required in a major Woodland Park project. The post Council taps the brakes on…
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Here is where six candidates for the East Palo Alto City Council — Ruben Abrica, Ofelia Bello, Sam Jimenez, Deborah Lewis-Virges, Michael Mashack and Gail Wilkerson Dixon — stand on some of the main issues facing the district. Ca…
Read original sourcePalo Alto Online · Oct 16, 2026
As the youngest city in the region, East Palo Alto has yet to develop what some might consider basic municipal necessities: a permanent City Hall, police headquarters, library, a diverse retail scene and modern apartment building…
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Holifa Windom, who grew up in East Palo Alto, remembers her childhood well. In fact, it's the foundation of her city council campaign. The post Holifa Windom: Local roots appeared first on Palo Alto Online.
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Sam Jimenez grew up in East Palo Alto and moved back to the city in 2021 with his wife and children. Upon his return, he noticed that the city had not yet provided what he saw as basic necessities such as retail options and safe…
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From budget shortfalls to affordable housing production, Ofelia Bello has spent years working toward solutions for some of East Palo Alto's most pressing problems. The post Ofelia Bello: Community informed appeared first on Palo…
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Ruben Abrica has helped steer the development of East Palo Alto from its very beginnings, when the fledgling municipality was fighting off external pressures to give up its land, to the current era, when the city is navigating a…
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Michael Mashack, who has spent more than six decades in East Palo Alto, brings not only his experiences as a resident to his campaign for City Council but also his background as a planning commissioner and nonprofit leader. The p…
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