10 Questions for Palo Alto’s City Manager Ed Shikada, whom Palo Alto City Council pays $600K (of our money) a year to fire crossing guards and close libraries.

Tonight the City of Palo Alto hosted a “Town Hall” which mostly, unsurprisingly, amounted to city staffers giving misleading presentations overstating rationale behind their terrible decisions, and understating the…

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10 Questions for Palo Alto’s City Manager Ed Shikada, whom Palo Alto City Council pays $600K (of our money) a year to fire crossing guards and close libraries.

More from Rebecca Eisenberg

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