In this series, “Matriarchs leave Paly,” Verde Magazine profiles two female Palo Alto High School staff members who will be retiring at the end of the 2019-2020...
Red-eye flights and globs of hand sanitizer, sleep deprivation and globetrotting travel plans. These have been the experiences of exchange students trying to ma...
Across the country, doctors and public health workers are overcoming the various challenges of the novel coronavirus, and in some cases risking their health to ...
When driving past Palo Alto High School on a typical spring afternoon, it is common to see the athletic facilities filled with action. The softball and baseball...
On Jan. 24, Palo Alto High School principal Adam Paulson announced that he would be resigning at the end of the school year. Verde Magazine sat down with him an...
Dr. Seuss once said, “You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child.” Seuss’s words have truth beyond their sensationalism: n...
How does a sketch about a person falling in love with a shark turn into a debate about who is the best grandchild? These are the twists that only improv provide...
It’s a typical Saturday evening at Solar4America Ice in Fremont. The growl of blades on ice echoes through the spacious rink, accompanied by shouts from surroun...
The long-standing conflict between the United States and Iranian governments greatly escalated at the beginning of the year with the killing of the Iranian Gene...
The familiar three-tone jingle rings throughout the dusty construction site as a food truck rounds the corner of Cowper Street and Coleridge Avenue at noon. For...
