Caltrain will not run Celebration Train on MLK Day due to COVID-19
Caltrain will not operate its annual Celebration Train that honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday due to… … Keep Reading
Bay Area Trails Collaborative unveils new regional map
The Bay Area Trails Collaborative has unveiled its latest map of the 2,590-mile trail network that is evolving throughout the… … Keep Reading
Piece of Cake: Redwood City chef navigates pandemic with positive outlook
Chef Robin Wolfgram is a stickler about teaching students to follow recipes exactly. “If you change the ingredients,” she says,… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County postpones one day homeless count due to omicron surge
Due to the ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases, the annual One Day Homeless Count in San Mateo County has been… … Keep Reading
Red Cross says it’s facing ‘national blood crisis,’ urges donations
The American Red Cross warned Tuesday it is facing its “worst blood shortage in more than a decade,” attributable in… … Keep Reading
San Carlos may make holiday lights on Laurel St. a year-round fixture
The lights strung up on street lamp posts across Laurel Street in San Carlos during the holidays could become a… … Keep Reading
Free SamTrans passes now available to low-income students
Low-income students can now ride SamTrans buses for free. The SamTrans Youth Unlimited Pass is now available for the next… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County college district official takes plea deal in ongoing corruption probe
A former longtime vice chancellor of facilities for the San Mateo County Community College District pleaded no contest Wednesday to… … Keep Reading
FTC cautions citizens about fake COVID test kits
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent out an alert Tuesday advising citizens to check the authenticity of COVID-19 test kits… … Keep Reading
California drought updates and new restrictions
The California State Water Resources Control Board adopted new emergency drought regulations this week, despite improved drought conditions with winter… … Keep Reading