Redwood City council takes step toward imposing hazard pay
Redwood City is likely to become the next San Mateo County jurisdiction to require hazard pay from large grocery or… … Keep Reading
Virtual workshop to discuss vision for East Side Innovation District
San Carlos residents are invited to attend a virtual workshop on March 24, from 6-8 p.m., to learn more about… … Keep Reading
Belmont hosts first youth auto clinic
Who needs an auto mechanic when your children know how to change the flat tire or air filter on the… … Keep Reading
Redwood City ‘State of the City 2021’ set for March 15
Redwood City is inviting the public to tune into its annual State of the City event on Monday, March 15.… … Keep Reading
Obstacles remain for in-person learning at San Carlos School District
Requirements on teacher vaccinations and community case rates remain obstacles standing in the way of the transition to in-person learning… … Keep Reading
Both indoor and outdoor youth sports now able to resume in California
Student-athlete advocates who successfully lobbied to allow outdoor youth sports to resume in California have more reason to celebrate after… … Keep Reading
Redwood City streamlines process for Public Records Act requests
The City of Redwood City’s City Clerk’s Office has launched a new webpage that has streamlined its process related to… … Keep Reading
No conflicts in Councilmember Gee decisions on Sequoia Station
Redwood City Councilmember Jeff Gee, who is also member of the Board of Directors for both the Peninsula Corridor Joint… … Keep Reading
Redwood City and San Carlos consider mandating hazard pay at large grocery stores
Redwood City and San Carlos are considering joining San Mateo and South San Francisco in requiring large grocery stores to… … Keep Reading
Two-thirds of San Mateo County residents ages 65 and over have received first vaccine dose
One year since San Mateo County experienced its first confirmed case of COVID-19 (March 2, 2020), 66 percent of County… … Keep Reading