“It’s a newspapers duty to print the news and raise hell” (Wilbur F. Storey of the Chicago Times, 1861). No newspaper hereabouts is upholding those aims better than the Daily Post. Examples include the Post’s: . fearless exposure of out of control salaries and retirement benefits of public officials; . publishing hard-to-ferret-out salaries of...
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Dear Editor: The attention given to Santa Clara County Measure B is a drop in the bucket compared to other ballot measures, but the water management and flood control initiative holds a major key to protecting entire neighborhoods in Palo Alto . Palo Alto has gained the cooperation of multiple agencies in reducing the flood...
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My name is Tony Ciampi.  Some of you are probably aware of my case against the Palo Alto Police Department that went sour, but there may be many of you who are not. In March 2008 Palo Alto Police Officer Kelly Burger falsely arrested me and shot me in the face with his taser gun...
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In 2004 Bolingbrook Police Investigators determined that Kathleen Savio died as a result of accidentally falling and drowning in her waterless bathtub.  Dr. Bryan Mitchell the Coroner, the EXPERT, who analyzed the evidence in 1984, concluded that Savio died as a result of an accident. Bolingbrook Police Sergeant Drew Peterson is cleared of any...
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“The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants to “reinvent” the news media. In a May 24 report, the agency proposed various options for rescuing journalism, most notably taxing websites like the Drudge Report or Huffington Post that link to the news of the day. The government would then give the money to newspapers as a...
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First Report By the CONSTITUTIONAL ENFORCEMENT AGENCY OF PALO ALTO Pursuant to Palo Alto Independent Police Auditor’s 2011 Final Report: lll. Cases Pending from Prior Report 1. Complaint of Biased Enforcement and Improper Search #C2011-001 http://www.cityofpaloalto.org/civica/filebank/blobdload.asp?BlobID=30893 IPAs Michael Gennaco and Robert Miller inform the community that PAPD policy restricts officers from making vehicle stops...
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