Express: Today's news and events in Mountain View

2 PM Tuesday, April 30, 2013

TopStories from the Mountain View Voice staff May Day march for immigration reform The organizer of a May Day march from Rengstorff Park to Mountain View City Hall says he expects aro... (Tuesday, 1:58 PM) iPad, jewelry taken in burglary A home in the 1000 block of Madison Drive was burglarized on April 26, police said. The bedroom rans... (Tuesday, 1:41 PM) MV Whisman looking forward The superintendent of the Mountain View Whisman School District wants students to put down their tex... (Tuesday, 10:17 AM) MVHS launches first-ever 'STEM Day' Taking cues from Los Altos High School, which annually holds a Science and Technology Week, Mountain... (Monday, 4:15 PM) Record temperatures expected in Bay Area this week Record-breaking temperatures are expected to roast the Bay Area this week, a National Weather Servic... (Monday, 3:00 PM) • Mountain View Voice Home Page BestBets This week's events Tuesday, April 30 Talk: Global Speaker Series Paul Jacobs, CEO of the wireless-technology company Qualcomm, is scheduled to speak at noon today, April 30, at Cemex Auditorium in the Knight Management Center at Stanford University. As part of the Global Speaker Series, Jacobs will talk about ways technology can address challenges in the worldwide community. • Master Community Calendar TownSquare Mountain View's Online Gathering Place Plastic bag ban starts Monday Shoppers take note: Mountain View's ban on plastic grocery bags begins on Earth Day, Monday, April 2... Google offers to fund city's bike projects Mountain View city officials are in talks with Google about using some of the internet giant's billi... Toxic vapors found in NASA Ames buildings The Department of Defense has found toxic vapors in several buildings at Moffett Federal Airfield, b... • Town Square Home Page

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