Delivery robots in high demand, serve Mountain View area
In the wake of the pandemic, delivery robots are in high demand. Several businesses in downtown Mountain View are using bots to deliver food to customers in surrounding neighborhoods.
High school students build website to offer at-risk populations assistance
The Mountain View High School juniors plastered flyers for their website at grocery stores and people's mailboxes.
Amid strong community support, Milk Pail Market in Mountain View reopens
For all the small businesses coronavirus has killed, it managed to resurrect one too.
Mountain View’s Milk Pail Market reopens as drive-thru
Ann Rubin reports.
Clarke's Charcoal Broiler in Mountain View ends 75-year run due to economic fallout from COVID-19 crisis
A beloved Mountain View restaurant has closed its doors. Clarke's Charcoal Broiler was the oldest operating restaurant in the city until coronavirus struck.
Mountain View enacts urgency eviction moratorium for tenants
Mountain View City Council enacted an urgency eviction moratorium for tenants.
Mountain View City Council approves additional $800K for local relief
These relief efforts, known as TogetherMV, will be combined with a local donation portal set to launch early next week.
NASA Ames employee tests positive for coronavirus; employees told to work from home
Spokesman Darryl E. Waller said the "mandatory telework status" is temporary, but "our work continues."
Mountain View baseball field doubles as flood basin
The $89 million Permanente Creek Flood Protection Project will provide flood protection for roughly 2,200 properties downstream in Mountain View and Los Altos by acting as a reserve basin when the creek floods, according to the water district.
NTSB: Driver in fatal Tesla crash was playing video game
The March 2018 crash involving a Tesla Model X SUV killed Apple engineer Walter Huang when it swerved and slammed into a concrete barrier dividing freeway and exit lanes.
Man arrested, accused of trying to kidnap woman from Mountain View home
Police in Mountain View arrested a suspect who attempted to kidnap a woman from her home late Monday night.
Cold case cracked: DNA on motel pillow links suspect to 2004 Mountain View sex assault
Van Overton, Jr., a 45-year-old Albuquerque, was extradited back to California and booked on Feb. 11 into the Santa Clara County Jail.
New details on deadly Tesla crash
Federal investigators are shedding more light on a fatal crash involving a Tesla vehicle. Tuesday, the National Transportation Safety Board released 500 pages of additional information in the crash that killed Apple engineer Walter Huang.
Mountain View police set to release true crime podcast detailing unsolved cases
Mountain View police are producing their own true-crime podcast in hopes of solving cold cases.
5 hospitalized after hazmat incident at robotics company in Mountain View
Five people were hospitalized Thursday after a hazardous materials response to a robotics company in Mountain View, fire department officials said.
Caltrain hits person trespassing on tracks in Mountain View
A Caltrain struck a person trespassing on the tracks in Mountain View, the transit agency said Wednesday.
Rollover crash closes all lanes on NB Hwy 101 in Mountain View
Traffic on northbound Interstate 101 in Mountain View was at a standstill Wednesday morning for an overturned vehicle crash.
Decades-long deal will expand recycled water to South Bay communities
Officials with three different South Bay agencies have reached a historic agreement on a vital resource—water.
Google co-founders step aside as antitrust scrutiny heats up
Larry Page and Sergey Brin are stepping down as CEO and president, respectively, of Google parent company Alphabet. The move caps more than two decades during which the pair have shepherded the one-time startup they founded in a Silicon Valley garage. Pichai, who has been Google’s CEO since 2015, will now also head up Alphabet. The company isn’t filling Brin’s position as president.
Workers fired from Google plan federal labor complaint, alleging retaliation
Four workers who were fired from Google last week say they plan to file a federal labor complaint against the Mountain View-basked tech giant, claiming they were retaliated against. Google said the workers violated its data security policy.