‘Vast majority’ of surplus PPE left out in rainstorm not damaged, set to be donated
The “vast majority” of the $7 million worth of non-medical-grade personal protective equipment that was left outside during a rainstorm… … Keep Reading
San Carlos Farmers’ Market returns Feb. 6
The San Carlos Farmers’ Market is set to return from its winter break on Sunday, Feb. 6. The farmers market… … Keep Reading
The costume that won big on ‘Live with Kelly and Ryan’ was created by a Redwood City woman
Jessica Hatfield of Redwood City won a national contest and a $5,000 prize a few months back for creating a… … Keep Reading
Redwood City seeks ideas for $1 million ‘People’s Budget’
Redwood City is welcoming input from residents on how to apply funding from The People’s Budget, a $1 million participatory… … Keep Reading
Kent Thrasher named chief of San Mateo Consolidated Fire Department
Kent Thrasher, who has been serving as the interim chief of the San Mateo Consolidated Fire Department since May last… … Keep Reading
Bonnie Regalia found her niche selling bird seed, and much more
By Joanne Engelhardt More than 30 years ago, Birder’s Garden owner Bonnie Regalia found her true calling: as a small… … Keep Reading
What will fill the role played by local newspapers?
One of journalism’s best-kept secrets is that much, maybe even most, of news starts with local reporters and works its… … Keep Reading
BART set to increase Sunday service
BART is set to begin schedule changes next month that will bolster Sunday service, including the extension of service until… … Keep Reading
Skies are the limit for fast-emerging drone technology
They come in all sizes. From scale-model airplanes to something to keep the family toddler from swallowing. Drones are remote-controlled… … Keep Reading
Marilyn Krieger found her calling in protecting cats, wild or domestic
By Dan Brown Marilyn Krieger was inside her Redwood City home writing what would become a seminal book on cat… … Keep Reading