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tal pathologist, who all disagreed with the official cause of the baby’s Prosecutors have dropped death. “Based on those experts’ opincharges against a woman who was accused of murdering her newborn ions, we no longer believed we could prove, beyond a reasonable baby in Mountain View. A defense attorney for Jenifer doubt, that the cause of death was Marie Tupper, 36, hired a medical homicide,” said Deputy District examiner, obstetrician and perina- Attorney Carolyn Malinsky. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer
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The city of Menlo Park may follow in the footsteps of Palo Alto by removing parking along part of El Camino Real to make way for bike lanes. The bike lanes, which would be separated from car traffic, would be added to El Camino between the Palo Alto border and Roble Avenue, with parking removed along that stretch. The reconfiguration is just one option the city is considering for El Camino, and a plan has not been finalized. City Council will hear an update on El Camino Real tomorrow. Another idea in Menlo Park is to keep [See BIKE, page 18]
IRAN DIVIDED: Iran’s leadership is divided over whether to capitulate to U.S. demands. Iran’s president says a memorandum of understanding is the best way to end the conflict. But Iran’s security chief is warning neighbors against supporting U.S. sanctions.
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from the past while allowing the district to focus fully on its mission: serving our current students,” DiFazio said after the board’s unanimous vote to avoid a trial. Two former students sued the district and the lasting impact that abuse can in December 2022 for allegedly allowhave. ing Graham Middle School teacher Na“This settlement reflects our com- thaniel McCray to groom them and sexmitment to acknowledging allegations [See SUIT, page 18]
District to pay former The Mountain View Whisman students who were school board has voted to pay $5 million to two former students who said abused in the 1970s BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer
CANADIAN TRADE WAR: The U.S. has enacted 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports after a breakdown in negotiations. In [See THE UPDATE, page 4]
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Smoke shop owner avoids jail time cent fire. The building was red-tagged on July 2, 2024, and reopened a year later. Mountain View City Council voted to allow two storefront marijuana Courthouse on Aug. 14 after they ad- 138 products containing psilocybin and stores in October 2018. But a new mitted to selling and storing controlled about 12,000 products containing THC lineup of council members changed substances. and flavored tobacco, police said at the course in May 2019 and banned marijuana storefronts in the city, deciding Detectives started investigating the time. B&Y Smoke Shop at 361 Castro St. in “Our youth deserve better, and we instead to allow three delivery busiearly 2024 after getting complaints of will continue working with our part- nesses. California voters banned flavored topossible underage tobacco sales. ners to vigorously enforce these laws,” Officers and state tax agents raided Chief Mike Canfield said in a statement. bacco sales in January 2023, and psilothe shop on June 12, 2024. They seized Detectives also noticed signs of a re- cybin is illegal under federal law.
Police said he sold illegal flavored The owner and a clerk at a smoke shop that sold psychedelic mushrooms tobacco and magic mushrooms and THC products in downtown MounBY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer
tain View have avoided jail time. Owner Bassery Alriashi, 35, of San Carlos, was sentenced to 20 hours of community service. Clerk Yousef Aldhaheri, 43, of Alameda, will be on probation for one year and do 40 hours of community service, court records show. Judge Nicole Isger sentenced Alriashi and Aldhaheri at the Palo Alto
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Well that was curious. On Friday, the Post began working on a story about how Linda Henigin was getting a helping hand with her Palo Alto school board campaign from the school district itself. The district had posted an ad on its Schoology website saying the Henigin campaign was looking for student interns. The ad was part of a slide deck under “innovation-agility/work-experience” and it was Dave slide No. 19. Price The ad had the headline, “Join Our School Board Campaign.” The ad said the hours would be flexible. The ad didn’t say what Henigin would be paying, but the minimum wage in Palo Alto is $18.70 an hour. We started calling people on Friday to find out what was going on. Was the school district going to endorse Henigin? After all, she’s the candidate who seemed to be on the side of maintaining the status quo while her two opponents, John Craig and Avery Wang, are the reformers in the race. Then, on Saturday, the ad disappeared from the website. Maybe they figured out at 25 Churchill that it’s illegal for the school district to assist a school board candidate’s campaign. You may recall that
the $65.5 million price, why not show the voters? If council decides to keep the appraisal secret, people will assume that the city is overpaying for the property.
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in 2022, the vice chancellor of the San Mateo County Community College District, Jose Nunez, was arrested and later pleaded guilty to two felony counts for unlawfully using district computers and time to back a local board candidate and support bond measure. Second political ad removed Another ad had been removed from the Schoology site too. On Page 10 of the slide deck, there had been an ad seeking interns to work on the campaign pushing the Cubberley sales tax known as Measure J. That ad also represented a conflict of interest for the district. If the sales tax is approved, the city would send $65.5 million of the money raised to the school district to buy seven acres
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Where’s the appraisal? Speaking of the Cubberley sales tax, the city still hasn’t released the real estate appraisal that city council used when it decided to pay the school district $65.5 million for the Cubberley land. I don’t get the council’s thinking on this — why would they give the voters the impression that they’re hiding a key piece of information in this transaction? If the appraisal justifies
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Another problem with Measure J is its title — the “Community Safety/ Services Measure.” That makes it sound as if the city is raising the tax to improve community safety. In previous campaigns, the term “community safety” has meant police and firefighters. Cubberley isn’t going to be a big police station — we just built one of those — or a fire station — there’s a new one under construction just up the street from Cubberley. Using the term “community safety” is misleading. Maybe the city is saying that if they remove the sidewalks at Cubberley and replace them with ones that are even, it will be safer. Or maybe they’re saying that if they replace the buildings built in the 1950s, the place won’t be as a fire prone. But really, calling it a “community safety” measure is a stretch. Why should voters trust the city when they play silly tricks like this?
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Dear Editor: I was at a loss for words when I read that Palo Alto’s new superintendent, Jason Glass, had no clue that it was improper to hire his spouse as a teacher in the school district which he has been tasked to run. That the superintendent did not consider hiring his wife as an employee would constitute a conflict of interest is troubling. A basic tenet of any workplace, be it in schools, the courts, or in businesses, is that you cannot supervise those with whom you have a close personal relationship, such as a spouse. That he didn’t realize that he could not hire his wife only after reading the district’s policy leads me to question his competency to preside over our district. Equally disquieting was the assertion of school board member Shounak Dharap that the board “may want to revisit the policy because it’s valuable to have a superintendent whose family is involved in the community.” Seriously?! I encourage Superintendent Glass, Mr. Dharpa and his fellow board members to immediately undergo a training on conflicts of interest. LaDoris H. Cordell Palo Alto Retired Superior Court Judge
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editor. Azmat Malik’s letter last Monday bemoaning criticism of Palo Alto High School’s mosque field trip says a lot. The First Amendment to the Constitution was intended, in part, to insure that nobody either boosted their own religion or degraded others in favor of theirs with governmental support. The rows of raised posteriors of people blocking public thoroughfares while praying, and Muslim politicians and religious leaders openly preaching the superiority of Islam to the Constitution, shows the importance of the First Amendment. Azmat Malik suggests we should cancel Christmas, New Year and Thanksgiving. He concocts a peculiar combination of things that should be eliminated from history lessons like Hitler, the Holocaust, the Crusades and rabbis. What, no Imams? Learning about religions and cultures is fine. But as Dave Price’s accompanying column pointed out, when that “education” includes a talk by Zahra Billoo, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) San Francisco Bay Area, that’s asking for trouble. Billoo’s CAIR is the Muslim Brotherhood’s “smiling” face in our country — evil incarnate. We don’t have to pretend history didn’t happen, but our children don’t have to learn it from hateful bigots either. And if parents did sign off, you can be sure there was no full disclosure because no sane parent would subject their child to hateful propaganda like that. Desmond Tuck San Mateo
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A California Senate committee just gutted one of the state’s most substantial DUI reform bills in years, despite support from other lawmakers and families of drunk driving victims. The bill would have required in-car breathalyzers for anyone convicted of a DUI, bringing California in line with most states. State law currently only requires the devices, SEN. CERVANTES called ignition interlock devices, after repeat offenses or injury crashes. State Sen. Sabrina Cervantes, D-Inland Empire, and chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, provided a hint of changes earlier this month when she said there were amendments to the bill that had been approved unanimously by the committee. Last week,
Cervantes was arrested for a DUI in a high-profile incident in Sacramento in May 2025. The District Attorney’s Office did not prosecute her after a blood test showed no drugs or alcohol in her system. Cervantes then sued the city of Sacramento and several of its police officers, alleging that police fabricated evidence and falsely arrested her. Cervantes’s sister, state Assembly candidate Clarissa Cervantes, has herself been convicted of two DUIs in Southern California. Previous bills have failed For years, lawmakers have tried and failed to require in-car breathalyzers for all DUI offenders. Justice reform groups and the DMV have opposed similar bills, citing fears about unfairly penalizing poor DUI offenders, high costs and the DMV’s aging technology.
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BIG NEWS, More kids getting LOS ALTOS! vaccine exemptions Dr. Todd Anhalt is now a part Vaccine exemptions among U.S. kindergarteners hit a new high in the 20252026 school year, rising to 4.2% as vaccination coverage slipped for every childhood vaccine tracked nationally, according to new CDC data. The exemption rate climbed from 3.6% the previous school year. Declines for all vaccines At the same time, vaccination coverage declined across the board. National coverage ranged from 92.0% for DTaP to 92.4% for MMR and polio. Coverage for MMR, DTaP, polio and varicella fell in more than half of states. The data also show gaps beyond formal exemptions. About 280,000 kin-
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Times shown are when a report was 9:35 a.m. — Petty theft, 400 block made to police. Information is from po- of Oak Grove Ave. lice department logs. All of the people 3:53 p.m. — Angel Lopez Ibarra, named here are innocent until proven 53, of East Palo Alto, arrested on guilty in court. two warrants, University Ave. at the railroad tracks. 9:43 p.m. — Battery, 800 block of WEDNESDAY Partridge Ave. 8 a.m. — Cynthia Rose Gonzales, 69, transient, and 67-year-old Steven Cary Taylor of Palo Alto are both AUG. 15 arrested for creating a public nuisance, 3:55 p.m. — Bicycle stolen, 500 Encina Ave. and Urban Lane. block of Lasuen Mall. 4:29 p.m. — Motorcycist, a man 7:18 p.m. — Bicycle stolen, 700 in his 20s, collides with a car and block of Campus Drive. is ejected from the motorcycle, 100 AUG. 16 block of El Camino. He is taken to a 12:32 p.m. — Electric bike stolen, hospital, where he dies of his injuries. 400 block of Via Ortega. THURSDAY 6:06 a.m. — Motorcycist killed 2 p.m. — Petty theft, 700 block of in a hit-and-run, southbound Highway Escondido Road. 101 near University Ave. The involved 6:43 p.m. — Bicycle stolen, 200 car is later found abandoned in block of Santa Teresa St. Sunnyvale and police track its alleged driver, 18-year-old Julian Adame Jr. of Kingsburg, to an address in AUG. 14 Tulare County. Adame is arrested for 11:30 a.m. — David Omel, 34, of vehicular manslaughter and hit-andMountain View, arrested for sexual run. battery and probation violation, Villa and Bryant streets. 6 Daily Post Monday, February 24, 2025 3:40 p.m. — Vehicle stolen, 400 FRIDAY block of Moorpark Way. 8:16 a.m. — Petty theft, 800 block 4 p.m. — Burglary, 1000 block of of Santa Cruz Ave. Terra Bella Ave. 8:42 a.m. — Vandalism, Bayfront Expressway at the Dumbarton Bridge. 5:49 p.m. — Battery, Taylor Court. 8:44 a.m. — Mohsen Mahbadi, 9 p.m. — Battery, Shoreline 66, of East Palo Alto, arrested on a Amphitheater. warrant, Bayfront Expressway at the 10:15 p.m. — Battery, Castro and Dumbarton Bridge. Dana streets. 5:58 p.m. — Jovani Martinez 10:45 p.m. — Battery that Garcia, 20, transient, cited for causes serious injuries, Shoreline possession of drug paraphernalia and Amphitheater. resisting police, 1200 block of Willow AUG. 15 Road. 12:27 a.m. — Tyla Flores, 23, SATURDAY 9:34 a.m. — Petty theft, 200 block arrested for domestic violence, 1200 block of Crittenden Lane. of Waverley St.
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117 California Ave. #D203, 94306, 2 bedrooms, 1247 square feet built in 1982, Wilson He to Xueyan Luo for $950,000, closed July 24 (last sale: $540,000, 04-08-05) 250 Matadero Ave., 94306, 4 bedrooms, 1224 square feet built in 1942, Robinson Trust to 250 Matadero Lp for $2,150,000, closed July 20
167 Almendral Ave., 94027, 3 bedrooms, 3570 square feet built in 1928, BJLG LLC to CYJ94027 for $21,900,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $7,350,000, 02-17-23)
EAST PALO ALTO 104 Lotus Way, 94303, 3 bedrooms, 1110 square feet built in 1951, Rocky Ws LLC to Giselle and Ali Khaleel for $1,100,000, closed June 26 (last sale: $990,000, 07-26-24)
MENLO PARK 350 August Circle, 94025, 4 bedrooms, 3050 square feet built in 1957, Edith Mullen to Tianmin and Fan Fu for $7,218,000, closed June 22 1335 N. Lemon Ave., 94025, 5 bedrooms, 5520 square feet built in 2019, Rona Development LLC to Yuming and Yuanzhong Xu for $9,495,000, closed June 26 (last sale: $2,800,000, 04-27-17)
LOS ALTOS 253 Fremont Ave., 94024, 5 bedrooms, 6365 square feet built in 1920, Niamh Pellegrini to Fremont253 LLC for $9,300,000,
REDWOOD CITY 25 Carrera Court, 94062, 3 bedrooms, 2810 square feet built in 1990, Marc and Mirky Hobeychi to Soodabeh and Saeid Sadeghi for $3,125,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $1,735,000, 08-27-15) 445 Iris St., 94062, 2 bedrooms, 1350 square feet built in 1930, Edward Neale to Linda and Oliver Ping for $3,685,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $1,525,000, 11-18-20) 765 Edgewood Road, 94062, 3 bedrooms, 2650 square feet built in 1936, Thierry Living Trust to Moquin Trust for $3,840,000, closed June 26 275 Hubbard Ave., 94062, 3 bedrooms, 1700 square feet built in 1951, Gallet Family Trust to Mark Trust for $4,985,000, closed June 24 (last sale: $1,875,000, 05-08-23) 1365 Edgewood Road, 94062, 3 bedrooms, 3190 square feet built in 1984, Dkcc Trust to Vijaya and Milan Parikh for $5,200,000, closed June 26 (last sale: $4,000,000, 10-20-21)
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94070, 4 bedrooms, 1900 square feet built in 1968, Susan Worthington to Kenneth and Kristine Chen for $3,000,000, closed June 24 2139 Greenwood Ave., 94070, 4 bedrooms, 2352 square feet built in 1955, Greenwood CA LLC to Ebel Family Trust for $4,205,000, closed June 22 (last sale: $2,896,500, 02-04-21)
BELMONT 600 El Camino Real #206, 94002, 2 bedrooms, 1345 square feet, built in 2019, Daniel Chao to Tyler Chan for $985,000, closed June 15 2827 San Ardo Way, 94002, 3 bedrooms, 1600 square feet, built in 1969, James Carona to Jacqueline and Blake Smith for $2,471,000, closed June 17 (last sale, $1,061,000, 03-28-25) 15 Kittie Lane, 94002, 4 bedrooms, 1900 square feet, built in 1960, Kostrub Family Trust to Nigar and Alpay Seven for $2,800,000, closed June 18 (last sale, $815,000, 04-29-09) 3513 Hillcrest Drive, 94002, 3 bedrooms, 1760 square feet, built in 1961, Chengjiao Yang to Hongmei and Ruidong Li for $1,940,000, closed June 24 (last sale: $1,582,000, 02-21-19) 1912 Oak Knoll Drive, 94002, 3 bedrooms, 1520 square feet, built in 1950, Ding Living Trust to Belmont Investment Group LLC for $2,050,000, closed June 24 (last sale: $1,049,000, 04-15-13)
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The CHP was able to solve a hit-andrun fatal accident on Highway 101 in East Palo Alto because the driver’s license plate fell off during the crash. Irma Elizabeth Oxlaj Vargas, 38, of Redwood City, was killed at 6:05 a.m. Thursday in the transition lane from University Avenue to southbound Highway 101. The CHP believes she was hit by an Acura TL driven by Julian Adame Jr., 18, of the Central Valley town of Kingsburg. The license plate led officers to
an abandoned Acura TL on Leota Avenue near Vargas Elementary School in Sunnyvale. That helped them track down Adame in Cutler, Tulare County, where he was arrested at 12:15 p.m. Thursday, the CHP said. Officers took Adame to the San Mateo County Jail where he was booked on felony charges. Investigators are trying to determine whether drugs or alcohol were contributing factors in the fatal crash.
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