CZI’s Cristina Huezo wants the same chance at success for all
By Liz Sloan The American Dream was invented in 1931. No, really. Remarkably, this phrase was coined at the height… … Keep Reading
Students to march and rally for climate change legislation in San Mateo
Students are planning a march in San Mateo on Saturday, Aug. 21, that will culminate with a rally in Central… … Keep Reading
Los Gatos teen makes her mark in ‘The Valley’
For many young people, pandemic restrictions have been stifling. But for a Los Gatos High student who suffers from a… … Keep Reading
Neighborhood comes together to beautify Fleishman Park with painted tiles
Sixty-eight painted hand tiles have been installed at Fleishman Park, courtesy of the Redwood City Parks and Arts Foundation and local… … Keep Reading
Jay Bradshaw elected head of carpenters’ union
The Northern California Carpenters Regional Council’s (NCCRC) membership have elected Jay Bradshaw as their new leader. Members of the council,… … Keep Reading
Suspect in rape of minor injures detective while resisting arrest in San Mateo
A 21-year-old San Mateo man was arrested on suspicion of forcible rape, sodomy of a minor, having sex with a… … Keep Reading
Redwood City officers deescalate volatile situation with armed man
A trio of Redwood City police officers is being lauded for deescalating a volatile situation last month involving a knife-wielding… … Keep Reading
SamTrans announces fare reduction programs
SamTrans has reduced the price of bus passes for its Way2Go program serving businesses and residential complexes, opened up the… … Keep Reading
Burlingame imposes new water use restrictions
Burlingame residents can no longer use potable water to irrigate their outdoor plants or grass during and within 24 hours… … Keep Reading
San Mateo launches electric leaf blower rebate program to reduce noise, pollution
The City of San Mateo has launched an Electric Leaf Blower Rebate program as part of a long-running effort to… … Keep Reading