The winners of this year’s Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District’s photography contest include residents of Los Altos and Mountain View. https://t.co/PsSt4gpIPc

Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District Superintendent Eric Volta said the student who drew a chalk swastika at the Los Altos High School campus Oct. 20 was 14 years old and did not have a history of discriminatory behavior. https://t.co/nkUSAqJ09T

After three years of trying, a pair of Los Altos siblings have won KQED’s Science is a Piece of Cake bake-off. https://t.co/NARmdDvmSt

October is a month of memory-infused cooking for me. It is harvest season in the fields and in my heart as I bring loved ones and past times to life through food. A recipe’s capacity to hold events and lives is a primary reason I so love cooking. https://t.co/aKr1hRaaBB

Local non-profit Community Services Agency is preparing for a potentially large increase in food demand due to the federal government shutdown, having recently purchased an additional $30,000 in food items. https://t.co/FF95ZjuBhk

Local cities are reaffirming their dedication to local immigrant communities after media reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents being deployed at the US Coast Guard Base in Alameda. https://t.co/jfgmrUDFN6

The St. Francis football team (3-5, 3-2) won its most convincing game yet in an up-and-down season, a 28-7 over St. Ignatius (2-6, 1-4). https://t.co/ccWvTDxNWG

October may be Breast Cancer Awareness month, but El Camino Health is encouraging and helping women to get mammograms regardless of insurance status year-round. https://t.co/a8oRvqUqdm

Plans to convert some of the tennis courts at Los Altos High School into a parking lot have been postponed. https://t.co/OzeZerwbUX

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley’s world premiere of “A Driving Beat” will take audiences on a dramatic mother-son road trip. The play opens Nov. 1 and runs through Nov. 23 in Mountain View. https://t.co/okAfKrirv9

Mountain View’s portion of the “No Kings” protest Saturday was a joyful event that brought close to 1,100 people to the Castro Street intersection and many more throughout the city, organizers said. https://t.co/n0JbDl2v7K

Bullis Charter School officials say they have no intention of moving to the Los Altos School District’s (LASD) 10th site in Mountain View when it’s built. https://t.co/cWj4Ci8o6T

Coffeebar founder and CEO Greg Buchheister said the human touch, quality beans and an influence from Italian cafe culture will set the shop he’s opening up along State Street apart from the others. https://t.co/dORORGOS1M

Long-running attempts to develop 10728 and 10758 Mora Drive have taken another turn after a nonprofit housing organization recently filed a lawsuit against Los Altos Hills, alleging the town unlawfully denied approval to develop the site. https://t.co/dM1WtQT61X

Two teens from Mountain View are behind a startup aimed at tackling wildfires. https://t.co/nqKnU5y7za

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood, according to the American Red Cross. Next week, local residents can help fill that need. https://t.co/eNV5mGfWkM

When Mountain View High School senior Rani Sindledecker was a freshman, she noticed that many students were hesitant to meet with an adult counselor to talk about mental health. That led her to help launch a peer counseling program at the school last year. https://t.co/rpNP9rf36F

the public and Mountain View City Council, council members last week moved the construction of a four-story, 47-unit residential condominium development along Tyrella Avenue to the next phase. https://t.co/LET7ERikaC

The St. Francis football team fell 47-28 in its West Catholic Athletic League opener Friday to Archbishop Riordan. https://t.co/O2L1ECzUDg

Homelessness is up from 2023 numbers in Mountain View, according to the recently released Santa Clara County 2025 Point-In-Time study. https://t.co/ejyOHMrZUI