Software conference to mark return of in-person events to San Mateo County
Amid encouraging news about countywide reopenings, the San Mateo County/Silicon Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau has announced some of its… … Keep Reading
San Carlos to consider ending Laurel St. outdoor dining program
San Carlos is considering ending its outdoor dining program on Laurel Street in two months due to “rising safety concerns… … Keep Reading
Facebook to reopen Bay Area offices at limited capacity starting May 10
With COVID-19 infection rates declining and vaccinations increasing, Facebook is tentatively planning to reopen its Bay Area offices starting May 10 at 10 percent seated… … Keep Reading
COVID-19 pandemic takes businesses on rough ride
By Kathleen Pender For many businesses in Redwood City and surrounding towns, getting hit with the Covid-19 crisis was like… … Keep Reading
New online hub connects public to free WiFi spots in County
So many free public WiFi spots have been installed throughout San Mateo County during the COVID-19 pandemic that County officials… … Keep Reading
San Carlos extends Laurel St. closure and parklet program
San Carlos City Council voted 3-2 Monday to extend the Laurel Street closure and parklet program until Sept. 1, 2021,… … Keep Reading
Weekend car show presented by the Downtown Business group
The Redwood City Downtown Business group will host a car show this Saturday, August 17 from 10:00AM – 5:00 PM… … Keep Reading
2-day startup conference descends on Redwood City Tuesday
A two-day conference focusing on startup companies will descend upon Redwood City on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Startup Grind Global… … Keep Reading
Redwood City-San Mateo County Chamber announces annual awards winners
The Redwood City/San Mateo County Chamber of Commerce has announced its award winners for 2018 and will honor them at… … Keep Reading
A Night Filled with Food, Wine & Heroes
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activity League hosted their annual Food, Wine & Heroes event last Friday night at the San… … Keep Reading