Beyond the potato peel, a new lease on cuisine
Life-changing potatoes may sound like a bit of an oversell, but I promise you: It isn’t. I’ll tell you why,… … Keep Reading
Belmont pilot ‘a kid in a candy shop’ at Hiller Aviation Museum
William “Willie” Hugh Turner comes from a long line of William Hugh Turners—he is the sixth with that triple-barreled name.… … Keep Reading
Overnight RV parking brings housing crisis to neighborhoods
At Project WeHOPE’s “safe parking” lot in East Palo Alto, RV life dwells not in the abstract. On a rainy evening in… … Keep Reading
Redwood Shores marathoner spans globe to support Lucile Packard Children’s Fund
A Redwood Shores man recently completed eight marathons on seven continents plus New Zealand within a nine-day period in order… … Keep Reading
San Mateo citizens’ initiative aims to preserve neighborhoods, build near Caltrain
Three San Mateo residents are pursuing a ballot initiative they believe can address the city’s housing needs without altering the… … Keep Reading
Bill to provide $125M for Bay restoration passes in U.S. House
A federal bill that would provide $125 million in federal funding over five years for San Francisco Bay restoration projects… … Keep Reading
Has San Carlos Outgrown its “Industrial” Road?
As bio tech and artisan companies remake the East Side, is it time for a name change? The question is… … Keep Reading
Lower Crystal Springs Dam Bridge to close to cars for construction
The newly rebuilt Lower Crystal Springs Dam Bridge, which opened last year following a nine-year construction closure, will be closed… … Keep Reading
iPad minis donated to Redwood City school’s special ed program
All 10 students and their teacher in the Hoover Community School’s K-2 Special Day Class in Redwood City received an… … Keep Reading
Affordable housing preserved at Mosaic Garden in Redwood City
San Mateo County officials announced today the completion of the 55-unit Mosaic Garden apartments in Redwood City, calling it “one… … Keep Reading