Political Climate with Mark Simon: Traffic is bad. Now what?

April 24, 2018 Infrastructure/PoliticalClimate

Will people do anything for traffic relief? Will they pay more? Change their habits? The answer is yes for officials… … Keep Reading

April 7, 2018 Community/Infrastructure

Stanford to assist Caltrain in planning for the transit system’s electric future

Stanford University professionals are set to assist an extensive Caltrain business plan that aims to determine how the transit system… … Keep Reading

March 29, 2018 Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

This week, the San Carlos City Council voted against installing a traffic signal at the intersection of Alameda de las… … Keep Reading

March 16, 2018 Community/Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

One of three pop-up events in Redwood City that will allow residents to provide feedback on plans for pedestrian and… … Keep Reading

March 12, 2018 Community/Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

SamTrans is set to replace 10 of its diesel buses with battery-electric versions following a vote by the transit agency’s… … Keep Reading

March 7, 2018 Community/Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

The San Mateo County Transit District Board of Directors today is set to review results of a public poll that… … Keep Reading

March 5, 2018 Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

UPDATE: The Redwood City Planning Commission approved this project on Tuesday, March 6 A proposal to demolish a single-story office… … Keep Reading

March 1, 2018 Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted in favor Tuesday of placing the Regional Measure 3 (RM3) on the… … Keep Reading

February 16, 2018 Community/Featured/Headline/Infrastructure

Caltrain announced a modified schedule for President’s Day on Monday, Feb. 19. On that day, the schedule will be Saturday… … Keep Reading

February 13, 2018 Business/Featured/Infrastructure

Kaiser received approval by the Redwood City planning commission last week to build a four-story medical office building with three… … Keep Reading