Demanding youth representation in San Mateo
By Olivia Chiang, Siya Verma and Owen Day After two years of advocacy, the youth of San Mateo achieved a… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s State of the City address set for March 20
The City of Redwood City will host its annual State of the City address on Monday, March 20 at 6… … Keep Reading
BART invites ‘Bach in the Subways’ in honor of composer’s 338th birthday
Drawing inspiration New York City’s underbelly and the musical heritage of Baroque Germany, BART is celebrating “Bach in the Subways”… … Keep Reading
Redwood City seeks help with one day homeless county on March 15
The City of Redwood City is inviting community members to help out during its one day count of unsheltered homeless… … Keep Reading
How Tara VanDerveer and Stanford built and maintain a college basketball juggernaut
By Kelli Anderson Tara VanDerveer learned a lot about recruiting from Andy Geiger, the athletic director who was intent on… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County ends state of emergency due to COVID-19
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously ended the County’s state of emergency due to COVID-19 on Tuesday, aligning… … Keep Reading
Atherton Library, and homes in Redwood City and San Mateo, receive electrification awards
The Atherton Library, along with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and single family home in Redwood City and the Whitehair… … Keep Reading
SM 101 Express Lanes to open to all FasTrak Flex users starting March 3
Starting Friday, March 3, the San Mateo 101 Express Lanes from Whipple Avenue in Redwood City to I-380 in South… … Keep Reading
During WWII, local banker watched over the affairs of Japanese-Americans sent to detention camps
By Kevin Kaatz The year was 1990, and the man standing before the front desk at the Redwood City Library… … Keep Reading
Tuscan bean soup from the coast of Italy
By Susan Jenkins This month’s column takes us back to Italy, specifically the Italian Riviera. The province of Liguria, on… … Keep Reading