Nearly half of the 48 homes sold this week had price tags of $4 million or higher. Atherton saw the most-expensive recorded sale at $29 million, while Los Altos saw the most transactions.

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Just three months until election day, the Board of Supervisors race is closing in as Margaret Abe-Koga and Sally Lieber vie for the chance to represent District 5.

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Silicon Valley house hunters having a difficult time finding homes for sale aren't alone. Low housing inventory seems to be a nationwide phenomenon.  

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A Mountain View man was arrested on Tuesday afternoon for allegedly exposing himself and masturbating in front of a woman at the Mountain View Public Library earlier in the week, according to the Mountain View Police Department.

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When the school board passed Mountain View Whisman's 2024-25 budget last month, it projected a $4.1 million deficit. The district is now preparing for the possibility of an even larger shortfall after the city and school district failed to reach an agreement to share Shoreline tax revenue.

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A residential street in Mountain View is about to undergo some big changes, as a developer has proposed to build a four-story condominium complex in an area that until now, has largely consisted of single-family homes and two-story apartments.

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This week in Community Briefs, Hope's Corner held its annual Tour de Hope fundraiser, National Night Out is coming up and a library book sale is scheduled in a couple weeks.

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Home prices and sales fell statewide in California in June as mortgage interest rates hovered above  7% throughout the bulk of May, when most of these sales opened escrow, according to a new report from the California Association of Realtors.

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A panel of local tech leaders held a discussion this week about what the future of unmanned aviation could look like. The event is part of the ninth annual Mountain View Technology Showcase.

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A power boat and other equipment worth about $5,000 was stolen from a popular water spot in Mountain View over the weekend, according to the Mountain View Police Department.

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