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Bay Cities FC to host to host the Guatemala Under-20 National Team

July 28, 2022 Community

Bay Cities to host Guatemala U-20 National Team at Sequoia High

In its first ever match against a national team, Bay Cities FC is set to host the Guatemala Under-20 National… … Keep Reading

Redwood City invites community input on regulating firearm retailers in city

July 27, 2022 Community

Redwood City council to appoint Smith’s successor in District 4

The City Council of Redwood City will appoint an eligible resident to complete the remainder of District 4 Councilmember Michael… … Keep Reading

A monthlong celebration of art across San Mateo County will culminate with a free celebration at San Mateo's Central Park filled with dance, music, spoken poetry theater and more on Saturday, Aug. 27. A key component of the monthlong event, which is presented by the San Mateo County Office of Arts and Culture and the Arts Commission, is the creation of a mural commemorating San Mateo sculptor Ruth Waters and her contributions to the art community. The mural, which will be 8 feet tall and 8 feet wide, will be created collaboratively by community members with the aim of building "community bonding and social belonging through a shared experience of self-expression," the County said. "It will be completed by individuals who add their voices about what art means to them in 256 smaller squares created at art events throughout the county during August 2022," the County said. "The final mural will be assembled and presented at the August 27 event in San Mateo’s Central Park. The mural will be shown at multiple venues throughout the county during the coming year." For more information and a calendar of events, visit the event website. For more information about the mural project, contact Laura McHugh at lauramchugh@me.com.

July 26, 2022 Community

Monthlong, countywide arts celebration to feature community mural creation

A monthlong celebration of art across San Mateo County will culminate with a free celebration at San Mateo’s Central Park… … Keep Reading

July 25, 2022 Community

Two more retail cannabis storefront businesses permitted in Redwood City

Two more permits were issued Friday to retail cannabis storefront businesses in Redwood City — Flor Peninsula LLC at 620… … Keep Reading

July 22, 2022 Community

Hale ends Assembly campaign; Smith resigns from City Council

Two announcements rocked the local political landscape this week. First, Redwood City Mayor Giselle Hale announced today she has ended… … Keep Reading

July 22, 2022 Community/Crime

Woman faces murder charge after fatal DUI on Highway 1

A Half Moon Bay woman is facing charges including second-degree murder in the wake of a collision on Highway 1… … Keep Reading

Hazardous Eucalyptus trees will be removed on San Carlos Avenue between Alameda de las Pulgas and Cordilleras Avenue in San Carlos from Monday, July 25, through about Aug. 12, the city has announced. "Professional Tree Care Company (PTC) will remove approximately 36 eucalyptus and other trees that pose a community safety threat due to their large size, frequent limb failure, and risk of falling," the city said. For public safety, PTC will close San Carlos Avenue in both directions during the tree removal, which will occur Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The first closure, beginning in August, will be between Alameda de las Pulgas and Cordilleras Avenue from July 25 through Aug. 2. The second closure will be between Cordilleras Avenue and Sycamore Street and the small portion of Cordilleras Avenue near the intersection of San Carlos Avenue. This closure will be in place beginning in August. Message boards will provide detour information. It's the third phase of the Eucalyptus Tree Removal Project. Find up-to-date information and detour maps here. Photo courtesy of the City of San Carlos

July 21, 2022 Community

36 Eucalyptus trees scheduled for removal in San Carlos

Hazardous Eucalyptus trees will be removed on San Carlos Avenue between Alameda de las Pulgas and Cordilleras Avenue in San… … Keep Reading

July 18, 2022 Community/Featured/Headline

Eco-friendly Bird e-scooters now available to Redwood City residents

Redwood City residents looking to get around town without the assistance of a car, bike, or bus have a new… … Keep Reading

July 18, 2022 Community

Sequoia Hospital has built a cardiovascular program of distinction

By Elizabeth Sloan Suppose the unthinkable happens. Heaviness in the chest. Pain radiating down the left side. Shortness of breath;… … Keep Reading

All SamTrans buses now equipped with free Wi-Fi

July 14, 2022 Community

SamTrans makes free Youth Unlimited Pass permanent

Low-income students will continue to receive free rides on all SamTrans buses, after the SamTrans Board of Directors recently voted… … Keep Reading

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