Express: Today's news and events in Mountain View

2 PM Tuesday, November 27, 2012

TopStories from the Mountain View Voice staff Video games stolen in burglary A Mountain View man returned from vacation on Saturday to find that his apartment had been burglariz... (Tuesday, 11:41 AM) Motorcyclist killed in collision The California Highway Patrol was investigating a fatal motorcycle collision in Mountain View las... (Tuesday, 11:29 AM) A fond farewell Laughter and tears punctuated Mountain View Whisman School District board meeting, as teachers, admi... (Tuesday, 10:57 AM) 'Undocumented' but inspiring Immigration reform activist Jose Antonio Vargas spoke at to a near-capacity crowd at Los Altos High ... (Monday, 4:58 PM) Assault suspect arrested after seven-hour standoff A Mountain View man suspected of beating his girlfriend was arrested after a seven-hour standoff on ... (Monday, 9:58 AM) • Mountain View Voice Home Page BestBets This week's events Tuesday, Nov. 27 Talk: 'Supernova Shock Waves: Powerhouses of the Galaxy' Yasunobu Uchiyama, a scientist at the joint SLAC/Stanford University Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology, will give a talk on exploding stars, or supernovas, and on how their remnants act as giant particle accelerators. The talk is at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Nov. 27, in the Panofsky Auditorium at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, 2575 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park. Admission and parking are free. • Master Community Calendar TownSquare Mountain View's Online Gathering Place Council to take up bike-ped safety In response to several collisions — some deadly — and calls for change from residents, t... Assault suspect arrested after seven-hour standoff A Mountain View man suspected of beating his girlfriend was arrested after a seven-hour standoff on ... • Town Square Home Page

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