Caltrain ‘Bikes Board First’ procedure starts today
The policy is taking effect following what Caltrain called a successful pilot program last year that occurred at high bike… … Keep Reading
Peninsula Insurance Executive, Business, Community Leader Mac MacCorkle Dies
Emmett Wallace “Mac” MacCorkle III, a respected businessman, insurance executive, Marine Corps veteran, and former president of the Bohemian Club,… … Keep Reading
7 cited for selling alcohol to minors in North Fair Oaks, San Carlos
Seven workers at retailers in North Fair Oaks and San Carlos were cited for selling alcohol to minors during a… … Keep Reading
Rising Tide of Pension Costs Threatens Government Services: is “Underwater” Unavoidable?
California’s finances face a giant wave in the form of employee pensions. While Redwood City has taken steps to guard… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County workers launch two-day strike
Union workers represented by San Mateo County’s Human Services bargaining unit began a two-day strike today after “no substantial movement”… … Keep Reading
Private ferry service no longer operating in Redwood City
Private ferry service PropSF is no longer operating at the Port of Redwood City. The company was operating a six-month… … Keep Reading
County braces for possible two-day labor strike
San Mateo County is preparing for the possibility that some union workers may strike tomorrow. Last week, a three-year labor… … Keep Reading
SMC sheriff’s deputies cleared of criminal charges in Taser death
Five San Mateo County Sheriff’s deputies will not face criminal charges in the Taser death of an unarmed man in… … Keep Reading
Pop-up mini golf comes to downtown Redwood City
Golfers can now play 18 holes right in the heart of downtown Redwood City. Actually, it’s a Putt’n Around pop-up… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s “Molly The Librarian” Closes a Chapter
The Redwood City Library lost an icon with the recent retirement of librarian Mary “Molly” Spore-Alhadef, whose long career encompassed… … Keep Reading