Student assaulted, robbed outside Narnia on Sunday morning, mandatory reporter tells public safety
After a verbal confrontation, an unidentified man punched the victim, who lost consciousness, according to the alert.
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County Board of Supervisors votes to begin considering amendments to Stanford land use
A referral, approved by a 5-0 vote, authorizes county staff to draft updates to the University’s existing land use agreement.
County board to vote on moving toward determining conditions of Stanford land use
If a majority vote to approve the referral, county staff will move forward with drafting amendments to both the Community Plan and the Land Use Agreement.
Stanford Alumni Association abolishes membership fee for new graduates
The Stanford Alumni Association named concerns about affordability and accessibility in deciding to make membership free starting with the Class of 2020.
Q&A: Rep. Zoe Lofgren ’70 talks impeachment
Lofgren is one of seven Democratic impeachment managers who act as prosecutors in the trial of President Trump.
Community, county, activists consider implications of GUP withdrawal
Stanford withdrew their proposed General Use Permit on Nov. 1, just five days before the Board of Supervisors would have likely voted to confirm it.
Stanford workers fight for increased safety measures during wildfire season
Arguing that their health and needs have been neglected, campus workers are looking to better protect themselves during California’s increasingly dangerous wildfire seasons.
Stanford community rallies in final Palo Alto hearing before GUP decision
Tuesday’s hearing marked the final stages of over three years of community involvement before Santa Clara’s Board of Supervisors begin final deliberations on Nov. 5.
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Santa Clara County, SEIU resume talks
As the strikers resume work, Services Employee International Union (SEIU) Local 521 negotiators is expected to return to the bargaining table Tuesday in their second meeting with County representatives since the beginning of the strike.
No end in sight for Santa Clara County workers’ strike as it heads into its second week
Thousands of Santa Clara County employees will continue their strike into its ninth day with no signs of ceasing their picketing and protest efforts. County employees allege unfair labor practices and are demanding higher wages. Hundreds of them walk out each day from a rotating list of government offices including local hospitals and the Social Service Agency.
After another county meeting, Stanford GUP progress remains stalled
As a stalemate drags on surrounding approval of Stanford’s 2018 General Use Permit (GUP), the University has doubled down on two points of contention with Santa Clara County. In a meeting with the County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, the University denied that the county has the legal right to require the construction of over…
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