
City of Menlo Park responds to Attorney General’s notice regarding 80 Willow Road; developer sues
Update on Friday, October 2: According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the developer of the proposed project is suing the City of Menlo Park, "setting
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Update on Friday, October 2: According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the developer of the proposed project is suing the City of Menlo Park, "setting

On its September 29 meeting the Menlo Park City Council rejected approval of the 80 Willow Road project under the terms of the Attorney General's

At its Sept. 29 special meeting, the Menlo Park City Council will hold a study session in City Council Chambers (751 Laurel St.) on the

Congressman Sam Liccardo (D-CA) demands Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent launch an immediate Federal review of the ownership and financing behind a proposed real estate development

The Menlo Park City Council will consider action on a tentative map to create 15 for-sale residential units and one non-residential unit for the 800

At its Sept. 22 meeting at 6 p.m., the Menlo Park City Council will hold a study session on proposed revisions to the previously approved

Comprehensive article by Almanac staff writer Ardan Margulis brings readers up to date about the Willow Road builder's remedy project, including recent protests. Read it

At its Sept. 14 meeting at 7 p.m., the Menlo Park Planning Commission will hold a study session for revisions to the previously approved Parkline

Menlo Park Mayor Betsy Nash let residents know that Stanford submitted its application for an updated General Use Permit to Santa Clara County. The full

On Monday, August 31, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Parkline will hold a community open house at 333 Ravenswood Ave. (Building I), Menlo Park. Parkline
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