Gennady Sheyner

San Francisco

Editor at Palo Alto Weekly

Staff writer @paloaltoweekly.

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Articles

Express: Crowds pack the streets for 'No Kings' events |

1 week ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

*|DATE:F j, Y|*From Palo Alto to Sunnyvale, tens of thousands showed up along a 7-mile stretch of El Camino Real on Saturday afternoon to protest President Donald Trump on the same day he staged a military parade in Washington D.C.Blocks away from Palo Alto’s Rinconada park, tree-shaded streets echoed with the shouts of protestors, car-honks and live music as part of a day full of demonstrations against the Trump administration on Saturday.
‘Find out what you’re capable of’: Ledecky offers advice to Stanford grads

1 week ago | almanacnews.com | Gennady Sheyner

Long before Katie Ledecky became one of America’s most decorated swimmers, she was a 15-year-old in London, making her Olympics debut and trying to psych herself up for her first international meet in front of a crowd that included members of the British royal family.
Public Agenda

1 week ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

A preview of local government meetings this week. CITY COUNCIL … The council plan to approve changes to utility rates, approve the capital and operating budgets for fiscal year 2026, and consider contracts for reconstruction of the Newell Road bridge. The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, June 16, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 250 Hamilton Ave. Those wishing to participate by Zoom can do so by dialing 669-900-6833 and using Meeting ID: 362 027 238.
‘Find out what you’re capable of’: Ledecky offers advice to Stanford grads

1 week ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

Long before Katie Ledecky became one of America’s most decorated swimmers, she was a 15-year-old in London, making her Olympics debut and trying to psych herself up for her first international meet in front of a crowd that included members of the British royal family.
Thousands protest Trump at No Kings protest in Palo Alto

1 week ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner |Lisa Moreno

Blocks away from Palo Alto’s Rinconada park, the tree-shaded streets echoed with the shouts of protestors, car-honks and live music as part of a day full of demonstrations against the Trump administration on Saturday. Crowds of people walked from the corner of El Camino Real and Embarcadero Road toward the park, where over 5,000 participants met for what was branded as a Democracy Fair.
Express: Design options presented for new Cubberley | VTA braces for budget deficit

2 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

*|DATE:F j, Y|*Wide promenades, generous bikeways and modest, bracket-shaped buildings positioned around broad courtyards could be the defining features of the new Cubberley Community Center, according to preliminary plans that the city’s consultant presented on June 12. June 14 is the 250th anniversary of the founding of the Continental Army; the day that Americans began actively fighting against the rule of a king.
With wide bikeways, broad courtyards, new Cubberley vision starts to form

2 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

Wide promenades, generous bikeways and modest, bracket-shaped buildings positioned around broad courtyards could be the defining features of the new Cubberley Community Center, according to preliminary plans that the city’s consultant presented on June 12. Those are the key elements of the three options that the city’s consultant, Concordia, presented to the community at a June 12 meeting, which brought about 120 residents to the pavilion of the beloved but dilapidated campus in south Palo Alto.
Express: Divisive housing bill advances | Council buoyed by Cubberley survey

2 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

*|DATE:F j, Y|*An ambitious and divisive housing bill that seeks to encourage taller and denser developments near transit lines survived a key vote in the state Senate last week with the assistance of state Sen. Josh Becker, though its ultimate fate remains uncertain is it moves to the Assembly.
Council lifted by survey on Cubberley rebuild

2 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Gennady Sheyner

Emboldened by a new survey, Palo Alto’s elected leaders expressed optimism this week about the prospect of redeveloping Cubberley Community Center, even as they agreed that the success of a bond measure to fund the project is far from certain. The poll, which was administered last month by the firm FM3, offered mostly good news to city leaders who are eager to rebuild or renovate the sprawling and popular but dilapidated community center at 4000 Middlefield Road.
Despite advancing, fate of housing bill SB 79 remains uncertain

2 weeks ago | mv-voice.com | Gennady Sheyner

An ambitious and divisive housing bill that seeks to encourage taller and denser developments near transit lines survived a key vote in the state Senate last week with the assistance of state Sen. Josh Becker, though its ultimate fate remains uncertain is it moves to the Assembly.

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