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‘Looked Like a Lagoon’: Menlo Park Residents Wake up to Flooded Streets

Evacuations · Menlo Park

‘Looked Like a Lagoon’: Menlo Park Residents Wake up to Flooded Streets

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Streets in Menlo Park were flooded early Wednesday morning, prompting police and fire crews to go door to door warning residents to shelter in place and prepare for possible evacuations in a neighborhood near the Meta campus.See the Story

Holiday Travel Surge Expected as Airports Brace for Record Crowds

Travel · San Francisco

Holiday Travel Surge Expected as Airports Brace for Record Crowds

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Airports across the country are preparing for one of the busiest travel periods of the year.See the Story

The rise of robusta, pickled fish and more: These food trends defined the Peninsula’s food scene for 2025

Fish · Mountain View

The rise of robusta, pickled fish and more: These food trends defined the Peninsula’s food scene for 2025

Asian food dominated the headlines of Peninsula food news in 2025. From various Asian supermarkets opening this year to a multitude of high-end omakase and kappo-style restaurants, the demand for Asian food in Silicon Valley continues to rise. The post The rise of robusta, pickled fish and more: These food trends defined the Peninsula’s food scene for 2025 appeared first on Palo Alto Online.See the Story

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