When Palo Alto invited local churches to open their parking lots to people who live in their cars, city leaders and residents saw it as a modest solution to the colossal problem of homelessness.
Rob Schulze, a pastor at Peninsula Bible Church on Middlefield Road, is well acquainted with Palo Alto’s growing homelessness population. In August, his church had hosted Hotel de Zink ...
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Palo Alto considers expanding church safe parking program for homelessPALO ALTO -- The city of Palo Alto invited churches to open their parking lots to people living in their cars about three years ago. The Safe Parking pilot program was meant to help tackle the ...
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East Palo Alto council colleagues square off in race for D4 San Mateo County supervisorTWO CANDIDATES WILL go head-to-head on Tuesday to secure the only open seat up for grabs on the San Mateo County Board of ...
Local Bay Area faith clergy are working to curb the carbon footprint of their places of worship and help facilitate their ...
Two candidates will go head-to-head on Tuesday to secure the only open seat up for grabs on the San Mateo County Board of ...
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