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Roll up your sleeves and get typing! Our Short Story Contest is accepting entries until May 9. This is your chance to be published and win up to $500. Learn more: paloaltoonline.com/short-story

Want your work published in the Palo Alto Weekly? Enter our 39th annual Short Story Contest! Winners will receive cash prizes and gift certificates, with a grand prize of $500. Read the full list of rules and details on submitting: paloaltoonline.com/short-story

Whether you’re looking for an Easter restaurant reservation or an egg hunt for the kids (and even one for adults – bring your own baskets!), you’ll find all that and more in our guide to #SiliconValley Easter festivities. paloaltoonline.com/ae/news-events…

Hey writers! If you live, work, or study between Redwood City and Los Altos, you can submit your story for a chance to be published and win $500 in cash. Learn more and enter by May 9: paloaltoonline.com/short-story

With so much to explore at the new Korean food complex Jagalchi Market in Daly City, Adrienne Mitchel asked chef Michael Kim to give his opinions on what products he would purchase. Here are his personal picks: paloaltoonline.com/food/2025/04/0…

Live on the Midpeninsula and want to see your work get published? Enter our annual Short Story Contest for a chance to win up to $500 and see your work in print! Details: bit.ly/42duPq3

#Pacifica’s Cool Your Jets design studio creates playful bookends, eye-catching lighting options and more. The brand is the brainchild of Danyel LaTour, who’s long been very interested in the elements of home design and decor. paloaltoonline.com/ae/meet-the-ar…

Here's your chance to become a published author! Enter our Short Story Contest for a chance to see your work in the Weekly and win up to $500! Details: bit.ly/42duPq3

Only three weeks left to enter our 39th annual Short Story Contest! Prepare your entry before time runs out for a chance to be published and win up to $500: bit.ly/42duPq3

Want to be published? Exactly two weeks left until the entry deadline for our Short Story Contest! Prepare your submission now before time runs out for a chance to win: bit.ly/42duPq3

On the Peninsula, the 12th annual Independent Bookstore Day Saturday will feature author meet and greets, exclusive merch, discounts, story times and more. paloaltoonline.com/ae/news-events…

Whether you're a teen, young adult, or adult writer, there’s a category for you in our Short Story Contest. Submissions are due by May 9. Check out the rules and submit your entry here: bit.ly/42duPq3

One week left to submit to our Short Story Contest! Did you know top stories can win up to $500 in cash? Learn more: bit.ly/42duPq3

The clock's ticking on our Short Story Contest! Entries are due this Friday. Submit for a chance to be published in the Palo Alto Weekly and win up to $500: bit.ly/42duPq3

Only two days left to enter our Short Story Contest! Fine-tune your work and send it to us by this Friday for a chance to become a published author and win up to $500: bit.ly/42duPq3

Make sure your story is ready for our Short Story Contest! The entry deadline is tomorrow at 5 p.m. This is your chance to get creative, see your work published in the Weekly, and win up to $500 in prizes. Learn more: bit.ly/42duPq3

During the seaweed foraging season – late spring and early summer – Tanya Stiller leads foraging trips on the coast, educating participants about local seaweed species and offering tips on how to utilize them responsibly. paloaltoonline.com/coastside/2025…

With the recent demise of Joann Fabrics, Peninsula residents may be looking for alternatives to buy fabrics along with sewing and knitting supplies. Thankfully, there isn’t a shortage of locally owned, independent stores with similar offerings. paloaltoonline.com/business/2025/…

Check out this time lapse of the Pillar Point Harbor in Half Moon Bay. Notice the abrupt up and down motion of the boats. A tsunami is not just one wave. It's a packet of waves that can last for several hours. This rapid surging of water can create dangerous currents. #tsunami

When chef-owner Sam Sugiyama retired and closed Sushi Sam’s Edomata, there was a fear that perhaps another #BayArea culinary institution had been lost. Those fears have been allayed with the relocation and rebirth of Sushi Sam’s as Sushi Edomata. paloaltoonline.com/food/feature-f…