Mountain View is starting the year by setting its legislative priorities, this time with a renewed focus on housing, public safety and inclusivity.

Mountain View residents could see on their November ballots an option to approve changes to the city's foundational contract, the City Charter.

Mountain View's police chief said Monday that the city's license plate reader cameras will be turned off until the City Council decides whether to keep them operating in the city.

Crime-fighting cameras are all over the Bay Area, but now one city is shutting them off, for now. How one wrong click opened ...

Mountain View is another step closer to expanding the use of recycled water in the city, after reaching an agreement with Palo Alto to foot more than half of the cost of an advanced water purification ...

Mountain View is thinking big about its parks, and the price tag is just as oversized. The city’s draft Parks and Recreation ...

Long-awaited plans to close Castro Street at the downtown Caltrain tracks and fully divert vehicle traffic at the rail ...

The Mountain View City Council has voted to put up 24 license plate readers around the city — a decision that comes amid a growing debate over how to balance crime concerns and a right to privacy. The ...

Mountain View is nearing the finish line to adopt a new parks and recreation strategic plan that aims to expand and improve access to the city’s parks, open spaces and trail system over the next ...

The City of Mountain View wants the public to know that data collected by its Flock cameras was accessed by federal agencies -- and, allegedly, without the city's consent. An internal audit also found ...