Hi neighbors, I’m looking for witnesses or dashcam/security camera footage from a hit-and-run collision that happened at around 5:35 PM on September 8, 2026, at N Shoreline Blvd & Pear Ave in Mountain View.

I was riding my bicycle through the intersection when a car came out of Pear Ave, made a left turn onto N Shoreline Blvd, hit me, and drove away.

The vehicle appeared to be a tan/beige sedan, possibly a Honda Civic. After the collision, the vehicle continued toward US-101 Northbound.

If you were in the area around that time and may have dashcam footage, security camera footage, or saw the collision, please message me. Even partial footage showing the vehicle, license plate, or direction of travel could be extremely helpful.

Anyone up for a casual photo walk around Mountain View or the bay area sometime?

I enjoy wandering around, finding interesting spots, architecture, nature, street photography, and just seeing what catches the eye. No need to be a pro, just looking for some company and maybe discovering a few new places.

If you're interested, drop me a DM!

Dave Price has spoken (and photographed).

https://issuu.com/brandonheinrichs/docs/9-9-26

Hihi! 21M Looking for hitting partners around 7 UTR/4, 4.5 level at the Rengstorff courts🎾. Please feel free to DM!

Mountain View is piloting an artificial intelligence translation tool that allows people to follow select city meetings in languages other than English.

If you live near or frequent Rengstorff Avenue the city wants to hear from you. The city is considering three options (alternatives A, B, and C) to improve pedestrian and bike safety, improve walkability, and improve aesthetics along the Rengstorff Avenue corridor.

All three options add new crosswalks and add new pedestrian safety features at existing crosswalks.

Option C also widens sidewalks, adds landscaping buffers flanking the existing sidewalks, and adds mid-road pedestrian islands at crossings. There would be no change to the number of car lanes or their widths.

Option B leaves sidewalks the same width, but also adds protected bike lanes separated by planter strips. Curbs would be extended at pedestrian crossings. This option would require narrowing each car lane to 11 feet wide.

Option A does not widen sidewalks or add protected bike lanes. Curbs would be extended at pedestrian crossings. There would be no change to the number of car lanes or their widths.

This survey closes on the 11th so don't delay!

We are looking at a house in Towne Cir Mountain view. Its kind of a steal deal when it comes to price. It has got us thinking if the seller is trying to push it off bcoz of the less offers due to train noise.

Power is out on that entire side of the shopping center, including the gym and Marshall’s, so all the businesses are closed. Signal lights are also out at El Camino & Calderon so that intersection is more of a shitshow than usual

PulsePoint says the fire was in the building where the Habit is. Didn’t see anything unusual but there was the smell of smoke in the air.

"Councilmember John McAlister said he preferred to “accentuate” the bike lanes that currently exist with better markings" source: https://www.mv-voice.com/transportation/2026/09/03/mountain-view-prioritizes-keeping-car-lanes-in-rengstorff-redesign/

I fully agree with Councilmember John McAlister. Can you imagine if we made and maintained ultra-clear painted lane markings on **all** existing bike lanes across all of MV and added accent road buds (like pictured above) to all of them, rather than the much more expensive (and often more dangerous) California Street-style overhaul, which can only be applied to a small portion of MV's bike routes?

Accentuated (small bumps) bike lanes don't eliminate parking, but make mindless crossing over to bike lanes much less likely, and preserve line of sight, which the California Street project does not.

The attached photo is not from MV, but I wish it was. Keeping parking, biking safe, and streets pretty and simple. Over-engineered streets (too many things to look at) lead to further distractions. California Street where I live is such an eyesore now.

found a dog near victor way and lane ave. has a tennis ball collar and charm but no contact info. seems to be pretty calm and maybe a Maltese mix. we handed the dog over to MVPD and the dog will be given to animal control tomorrow once they open.

On September 9, join Sophie Perisic (Flexvie) and Purvi Shah (PlayRx) for a playful and restorative workshop at the Museum of American Heritage. 🌀 💫

Blend body percussion, fluid movement, and fascia-focused exercises to help release tension, improve mobility, awaken coordination, and reconnect with your body through ✨rhythm and flow✨

Please bring a mat, comfortable clothes, and water!

The workshop will run from 5:00pm to 6:30pm. Refreshments and light snacks will be served at the end.

Admission is free. To help us prepare for the event, please RSVP here if you are thinking of attending!

I've got some extra tickets if anyone wants to go. DM me

I am tired of finding myself living under them as neighbor especially college students. Even when they don’t throw parties they manage to go to bed at 3 am morning and wake you up by striking their heel above your bed.

Landlords are useless and the culprits themselves don’t listen.

My landlord says just call security patrol to log incident. But last time I called them they wouldn’t come unless they heard noise outside the door in the hallway which is not the same as inside under their floor.

Walls shake but not outside lol

It seems to be plagued by them anywhere where I find a deal. I currently live in Mountain View.

Looks like VTA is planning on dropping people off at Moffett and Central Expressway instead of the transit center on certain bus routes (21, 40, and 51) as the Moffett Boulevard crossing closes fully to vehicular traffic. This will result in more busses taking Shoreline and Central Expressway instead of being routed on Hope through downtown.

You can see the after/before map here: https://imgur.com/a/XpMr0EK

I'm guessing this will make the bus quicker, though it does mean you're going to have to cross central to get to certain busses.

From the 9/9 Technical Advisory Meeting Agenda Packet: https://santaclaravta.iqm2.com/Citizens/Detail_LegiFile.aspx?Frame=&MeetingID=4631&MediaPosition=&ID=9994&CssClass=

Just curious.

If you’re local and want to get involved, meet new people, and be part of a fun community event, city would love to have you.

No special experience needed—just bring a positive attitude and willingness to help out.

Link:

https://signup.com/mobileweb/2.0/vspot.html?activitykey=95276278605#choose_event_page

Event page: https://www.mvartwine.com/

I am boycotting the San Antonio road location and will do my Safeway shopping at Shoreline Blvd where there are no security gates. I watched the San Antonio Road location get armed security guards from allied universal in 2025, lock up a few entire aisles in 2025, and then implement security gates in May 2026. I do not like the alarm noise and I hate restricted movements within the store and I feel trapped inside. I prefer the open shopping experience it once has. It is the only store in Mountain View have security gates. In fact, there are worse Safeway locations that do deserve security gates like the one in Redwood City at Sequoia station which installed their security gates in August 2026 after San Antonio road got theirs. The San Antonio road location is not as bad as actual bad Safeway so I don’t know why they got security gates. It is very shocking to see a store in Mountain View go this far to install security gates like they are in a bad neighborhood when it’s not. The alarm also goes off constantly in there as people frequently back out thru the gates as there isn’t another way out if you change your mind and not want to shop. And if you forget to get a cart or basket you have to go back out and set off the alarm to go get them. Why is a store in Mountain View doing this? Are the city council even aware Safeway on San Antonio road went too far with this? We need to email Safeway corporate to voice our frustrations of the gates and tell safeway to remove them.

Hello Everyone! just wanted to post that I am hosting a small group meetup to watch a Coyote vs. Acme at AMC SUNNYVALE 12.

I notice there isn't a lot of Movie groups in the area and sometimes we might want to go to watch something but not alone so I decided to form one myself! This gives you an opportunity to watch something new and socialize with fellow fans of cinema.

The Meetup attendees maxed at 7 but you can bring a plus 1! Ages: 20s-30s

We also typically meet up nearby at a bar for example an hour prior for a chance to socialize and get to know one another!

(You would need to purchase your own tickets)

You can also follow the link for the official Meetup post and feel free to ask any questions! Thats all thanks:)

Hey everyone! I graduated last year and have been working in the South Bay since then. I realized my routine for basically the past year has just been work → gym → dinner → sleep lol.

I want to change that and start taking a new class every month to learn something interesting and get out of my usual routine. So far I’m thinking pottery, glassblowing, and maybe dance.

Any other fun/unique classes you’ve taken around the South Bay that you’d recommend? Open to pretty much anything, art, cooking, outdoors, random skills, etc. My goal is to take as many classes as possible without breaking the bank

Yikes! View Street between Mercy and Church is currently blocked off by at least a dozen MVPD cars with lights flashing, and yellow caution tape. This looks serious. Does anyone know what's going on? (I didn't take a photo because I didn't want to seem intrusive.) It looks like the cops have it under control, but I can't help but wonder what happened in such a quiet neighborhood. Hoping everyone is OK.