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Daily News cuts workers, two days of distribution
- A newspaper chain on the Peninsula has made cuts to its newsroom.
Pedestrian fatality on Caltrain tracks delays train service
- An unidentified man was struck and killed by a southbound Caltrain just north of the Menlo Park station Monday morning, snarling train service for several hours and canceling a special service train for baseball fans en route to the Giants’ season home opener.
Police hub proposed for Belle Haven area
- City leaders are poised to spend $2.2 million to triple the size of a police substation in the Belle Haven neighborhood, the area with the highest crime rate in the city.
- City leaders are poised to spend $2.2 million to triple the size of a police substation in the Belle Haven neighborhood, the area with the highest crime rate in the city.
Menlo Park, Atherton look to split trains, cars
- Four downtown intersections could be overhauled in the coming years to make way for the potential influx of trains passing through the Caltrain corridor, costing Menlo Park hundreds of millions of dollars.
Health plans will dent Menlo Park’s general fund
- Nearly one-third of the city’s general fund will be set aside to pay off a looming debt for retiree medical benefits.
Man sentenced for selling drugs near school
- A 36-year-old man was sentenced Wednesday to three years behind bars for selling crack cocaine from a home within 120 feet of a Menlo Park elementary school.
Residents say bridge brings crime to neighborhood
- Residents on Ringwood Avenue west of U.S. Highway 101 say that a pedestrian bridge linking their neighborhood to the community across the highway on the east side has become a conduit for crime — one they want destroyed.
- Residents on Ringwood Avenue west of U.S. Highway 101 say that a pedestrian bridge linking their neighborhood to the community across the highway on the east side has become a conduit for crime — one they want destroyed.
'Highway 101 Bandit' may have hit Menlo Park
- Investigators today are continuing to search for clues into a bank robbery Monday at a Menlo Park credit union that may have been committed by a man dubbed the 'Highway 101 Bandit.'
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