Political Climate by Mark Simon: Seybert stepping down, but sticking around
When Redwood City Councilman John Seybert was first elected in 2008, at the onset of the national recession, he walked… … Keep Reading
Local youth encouraged to make a movie
The 10th Annual Teen Film Festival, sponsored by the San Mateo County Libraries, is now open for entries. Eligible teens… … Keep Reading
Moving Away from the Peninsula: Take the Money and Run?
By Scott Dailey Local residents are crashing out their million-dollar-plus home while others couldn’t possibly leave. From his home in… … Keep Reading
Political Climate by Mark Simon: Redwood City Council Race starts early; incumbent Seybert bows out
For the last 13 years, I worked at the San Mateo County Transit District, and often I would tell people… … Keep Reading
How a New York Times best-selling series came to rely on local fan
A Miss California contestant representing Redwood City recently recounted a fascinating story about how she became a consultant for The… … Keep Reading
Veteran journalist Mark Simon joins Climate as columnist
In the grim wake of additional cuts to Bay Area newsrooms, here’s some good news. Bay Area native and veteran… … Keep Reading
No injuries after car plows into building in Redwood City
Thankfully, no one was injured when a vehicle crashed into a building on Friday at Fair Oaks and Warrington avenues,… … Keep Reading
Mountain lion sighting in Redwood City prompts safety warning
A rare mountain lion sighting was reported in a residential area of Redwood City on Thursday night, according to the… … Keep Reading
Residents invited on sunset hike to Mindego Hill
Craving some fresh air? Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) is inviting folks to hike the Santa Cruz Mountains on March… … Keep Reading
Celebrate Black History Month at San Mateo County History Museum
The San Mateo County History Museum’s Noah’s Ark: San Mateo’s Historic Restaurant runs through April 15. The Restaurant was originally… … Keep Reading