The City of East Palo Alto is in deep, deep trouble. If EPA was an NFL Team, we would be operating without a permanent head coach, a defensive coordinator, an offensive coordinator, and only have half of the roster spots filled up with rookies, washed up veterans, and only a
A proposed 7:1 ratio levee may reduce up to 6 acres of future public park area in East Palo Alto.
Palo Alto Daily Post Apr 21, 2022 EMILY MIBACH Palo Alto Daily Post The East Palo Alto Sanitary District faced sharp criticism yesterday during a county agency’s review of a report that analyzed whether the district ought to be absorbed by the city or a neighboring sewer district. One
EPACENTER students this week have been hard at work painting a beautiful mural outside the Bay Road side of the building.
City Council has authorized a $3.26 million Purchase and Sale Agreement for a potential new public library at 1950 Bay Road.
San Mateo LAFCo Local Agency Formation Commission published their draft Municipal Service Review for the East Palo Alto Sanitary District.
The Bay Trail in East Palo Alto is heavily used by East Palo Alto residents and non-residents alike. On any given day you will see families strolling together after dinner, parents walking in the morning pushing baby strollers, Labradors, Pitbulls, and Chihuahuas walking with their owners, people jogging, and bikers
Construction
Last week, Bay Road started looking even more beautiful with the installation of new trees, benches, sidewalks, and more.
Ferbruary 23rd 2022 East Palo Alto City Council will again discuss and try to pass OPA, the “Opportunity to Purchase Act” on Tuesday, March 1rst at 6:30pm. The city has not done any substantive economic analysis, but many experts believe that OPA will lead to lower home values due
The Facebook Community Mobile Market is where I get my locally-grown organic groceries in East Palo Alto at a subsidized price.
Construction
On December 7, 2021, East Palo Alto City Council announced it had raised $15 million for the University Avenue pedestrian/bicycle overcrossing.
Nature
My wife and I bought a house in 2009 on Runnymede Street. When we moved here, I was unfamiliar with East Palo Alto. As our dumb luck would have it, we were less than a block off the Bay Trail. I have walked, biked, or run on the trail nearly