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Palo Alto City Council members during a special meeting on Jan. 20.

Palo Alto City Council hears calls for increased gas safety education, questions language use in community survey

Bella Kim
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Just now
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Collegiate triathletes compete in the bike segment of the 2025 Stanford Treeathlon race. (Courtesy of Mathis Hayer)

Treeathlon 2026 to be held in new location

Beatrice Barnes
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an hour ago
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Police Blotter: Aggravated assault to commit rape, possession of unlawful paraphernalia and aggravated battery

Sterling Davies
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an hour ago
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Wooden signpost for the administration building of The Palo Alto Unified School District.

Palo Alto school district approves advanced math courses for 2026-27 school year

Emmett Chung
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Jan. 15
Crime & Safety
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Police Blotter: Simple battery, burglary and theft by use of access card information

Kayla Chan
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Jan. 13
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A screening of an AI-generated film submission at the Silicon Valley AI Film Festival.

San Jose hosts inaugural Silicon Valley AI Film Festival 

Daniel Xu
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Jan. 13
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Members of the Palo Alto City Council at the annual City Council Reorganization meeting on Jan. 5.

Vicki Veenker and Greer Stone voted Palo Alto mayor, vice mayor 

Kayla Chan
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Jan. 6
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Winter Police Blotter Roundup: Attempted extortion, identity theft and possession of controlled substances

Sterling Davies
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Jan. 6
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Protesters gather outside the Palo Alto Courthouse in May 2025 to support the five individuals facing felony charges for breaking into Building 10. Pretrial motions for the case were heard by a judge on Dec. 9 and 10 at the Hall of Justice in San Jose. (Photo: STERLING DAVIES/The Stanford Daily)

Debates about genocide dominate pretrial motion for pro-Palestine Stanford protesters

Frenchie Pinney
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Dec. 21
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Police Blotter: Hazing, aggravated battery and impersonation

Sterling Davies
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Dec. 3
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office announced Thursday that it will be charging 12 pro-Palestinian protesters who broke into the University president's office last June. (Photo: GRETA REICH/The Stanford Daily)

Three student protesters seek plea deals, five proceed to trial

Frenchie Pinney
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Dec. 2
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Nancy Pelosi speaks onstage in front of a crowd.

Stanford reacts to Nancy Pelosi’s retirement from Congress

Emmett Chung
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Nov. 18
Local
The arched entrance to Stanford University's Main quad

StanfordNext project devises long-term campus growth initiative

Frenchie Pinney
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Nov. 18
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Police Blotter: Identity theft, domestic violence and aggravated battery

Bella Kim
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Nov. 11
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Carol and Ned Spieker’s $25 million donation to Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital will help transform the West Building’s ability to care for mothers and babies. (Courtesy of Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health).

Stanford children’s hospital to modernize after $25 million donation

Bella Kim
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Nov. 9
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The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE), housed in Building 360. Arches and Hoover Tower visible at dusk.

Faculty reflect on Dick Cheney’s legacy

Emmett Chung
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Nov. 7
Local
Hoover Tower and campus buildings with a pink and blue sunset in the background.

Santa Clara County sues Trump administration for restricting public service loan forgiveness

Frenchie Pinney
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Nov. 6
Local
Naroditsky was a former World Youth Champion and the youngest published chess author at 14. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky ’19 MA ’20 passes away at 29 

Emerson Prentice and Violet Negrette
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Nov. 5
Local
A Palo Alto City Council meeting in action. (Photo: CAROLINE GHISOLFI/The Stanford Daily)

What Prop 50 and Measure A would mean for California and Santa Clara County

Emmett Chung
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Nov. 2
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Police Blotter: Attempted extortion, driving under the influence, simple battery

Sterling Davies
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Oct. 29
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