Saturday, August 31, 2024

Feedback Requested: Help Plan Out Bay Area 2050

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments have released the Plan Bay Area 2050+ Final Blueprint, a strategy for a more affordable, connected, and vibrant Bay Area by 2050. Residents can share feedback online or by attending local workshops.

Recap of Tuesday's City Council Meeting

Mayor Jonathan Weinberg recognized September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in a proclamation read at the start of the meeting. The City Council meeting summary, which includes all the actions taken, can be found under 'Details.'

Share Your Interpretation of 'Life in Los Altos'

The Parks, Arts, Recreation, & Cultural Commission invites residents to create and submit art illustrating how they interpret and experience life in Los Altos. Selected pieces will be displayed in an upcoming exhibition at the Los Altos Community Center. The submission deadline is Thursday, September 5.

Free Self-Serve Compost Station Available to Residents

The self-serve compost station returns for a third and final time this year, from Wednesday, September 11-Thursday, September 19, at the Los Altos Community Center parking lot. During this time, the station will be open 24/7. Residents must bring containers and gloves; shovels will be provided.

You're Invited: Mid-Autumn Festival at History Museum

The Los Altos Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon (or Mooncake) Festival, will be held at the History Museum on Sunday, September 15, from 1-4:30 PM. The event will feature Chinese cultural performances, activities, and traditional snacks. Admission fees apply.

Interested in working for the city of Los Altos? Check out our current job opportunities.

If you or someone you know is experiencing mental distress, help is available 24/7 at the

Crisis & Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Call 988 to speak with a trained counselor.