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#mountain-view

Mountain View's homeless population spiked 56% over the past two years with the vast majority of unhoused people residing in vehicles, according to a report released by Santa Clara County this week. The number of homeless individuals in Mountain View jumped from 562 in 2023 to 879 in 2025. Countywide, the homeless population also increased but less steeply, growing 8% from 9,903 individuals in 2023 to 10,711 individuals in 2025.

"Once it's paved over, it can't come back," said Leslie Friedman, a Mountain View resident who often visits Cuesta Park. "It's peaceful and has a lot of trees and walking trails."

Ted Kim announced he was selling Steins due to a decrease in customers and a surge in expenses, which prompted a bidding war for the property.

"I'm heartbroken for my chef, for my staff. People who work very hard. And the fact that we are independently owned and not having millionaires to invest in us."

Dining in Mountain View is more than tech-sponsored catering; downtown offers a range of culinary experiences from impressive venues for investors to cozy noodle spots.

The Village at San Antonio Center invites families to celebrate community at its free Second Saturdays festival, featuring themed events from May to October 2025.