#los-gatos

#los-gatos

The Shannon Road Pedestrian and Bikeway Improvement Project is entering its final construction phase, adding curb, gutter, sidewalks, planter strips, and bike lanes.

"Raising a Pride flag is emblematic of a city's commitment to support all residents and show that they are inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community."

Parkside offers a Father's Day brunch buffet featuring a range of dishes like lemon vanilla waffles, mac and cheese, and a carving station, making it a celebratory dining option.

It's something Los Gatos residents overwhelmingly want, especially because the town's two small recreation centers for youths and adults have limited capacity for events.

"Now that it looks immaculate, everybody is walking by the space, checks in, and is like, 'Can we buy cookies?'" says co-owner Lawrance Combs.

The upcoming Tesla dealership on Los Gatos Boulevard is confirmed, with building permits issued and tenant improvements nearing completion, although no opening date has been announced.

If we don't adopt this change, we risk our housing plan being deemed noncompliant, which could result in losing local control over zoning laws.

Los Gatos is seeking judicial clarification on builder's remedy applications following a conflict with state interpretation of the timeline for correcting incomplete submissions.

The Mike's Bikes Cat's Hill Bicycle Race is returning for its 49th year in Los Gatos, expecting about a thousand bikers and spectators, despite road closures.

"The decision to expend town resources is a serious matter, as defending a lawsuit can be time-consuming and expensive," town attorney Gabrielle Whelan said.

On Sunday, March 2, stop by the Los Gatos Library from 1-3 p.m. for an introduction to tarot. The class will outline the history of tarot and tarot cards, and offer a chance to learn shuffling techniques for the ancient practice.

The beach cut-through traffic is also increasingly becoming a safety hazard, residents say. In an area that's already particularly prone to wildfires, and whose residents are particularly concerned about emergency preparedness.

Mayor Matthew Hudes emphasized, "Aging in place is really important, not only at the Meadows, but in the rest of Los Gatos. We need to provide what they call village services that allow people to stay in their homes with the kind of support that they need."