Museum exhibit teaches about our immigrant past
More than 3,000 people jammed Courthouse Square June 30, a local demonstration of nationwide protests about the Trump Administration’s “zero… … Keep Reading
The Gorilla Foundation rallying against gorilla’s zoo move
Redwood City-based nonprofit The Gorilla Foundation is prepared for a legal fight to prevent an elderly Sliverback Gorilla named Ndume… … Keep Reading
24th Annual Preschool Preview Night set for Nov. 14
Local parents and guardians wanting information about preschools in our area are encouraged to attend the 24th Annual Preschool and… … Keep Reading
Construction at Middlefield/Woodside intersection begins
The installation of a new traffic signal system and roadway striping at Middlefield and Woodside roads has begun. The city… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: Giselle Hale may have broken fundraising record
As California Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh famously said when he ruled the roost in the 1970s, “Money is the mother’s… … Keep Reading
Popular Woodside Deli reopens after remodel
Customers are cheering after the popular Woodside Deli at 1453 Woodside Road reopened for business last week following a remodel.… … Keep Reading
7th annual celebration of Dia de Los Muertos set for Sunday
The 7th Annual Celebration of Day of the Dead- Dia de los Muertos on Sunday, Nov. 4, from 4-9 p.m.… … Keep Reading
An area that once built its way out of a housing shortage searches for solutions
Pam Dorr – who helped design prototype $20,000 cottages for Alabama’s rural poor – had some idea about the housing… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: My ‘hit piece’ now packs a bit more punch
It didn’t take long for Sequoia Healthcare District Director Jack Hickey to go online and complain that yesterday’s Political Climate… … Keep Reading
Parents dismayed at Hoover School Closure possibilities
By Bill Shilstone Closing all or part of Hoover Community School would cause transportation hardships, Latino community parents said Thursday… … Keep Reading