Class of 2020: All dressed up in caps and gowns, no place to go
For the Class of 2020, it’s celebration without “the sizzle”. The prom. The awards dinners. The senior trip, the yearbook-signing,… … Keep Reading
Redwood City council pledges robust debate on police reform
The Redwood City council on Monday unanimously endorsed the Obama Foundation Mayor’s Pledge to review the city’s policing policies via… … Keep Reading
Caltrain, Samtrans surveying customers on service amid coronavirus era
SamTrans and Caltrain have launched customer surveys to gather input on how to best provide service as COVID-19 shelter-in-place restrictions… … Keep Reading
The hunt is on for Union Cemetery’s tombstones
Redwood City’s historic Union Cemetery wants its missing headstones back. Return them with no questions asked — even if swiped.… … Keep Reading
San Mateo parking enforcement to return July 15
With businesses reopening, parking enforcement is set return to San Mateo on Wednesday, July 15, according to the city. Enforcement… … Keep Reading
Local nonprofits and religious organizations try to cope with the coronavirus shutdown
Spring is here, and with it plans for golf tournaments, auctions and dinners for the Peninsula’s many nonprofit organizations –… … Keep Reading
CAL FIRE captain dies in hiking accident
CAL FIRE Capt. David William Lutz, 33, tragically died in a hiking accident in Pfeiffer Burns State Park near Big… … Keep Reading
22-year-old man killed in solo crash on SR-92 at El Camino Real
Authorities are investigating what caused a solo crash that killed a 22-year-old man on State Route 92 at El Camino… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County sports courts reopening as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Easing of COVID-19 public health restrictions earlier this week have led to some easing of restrictions at various sports courts… … Keep Reading
Redwood City proposes signing Obama Foundation pledge to reform police
In the wake of community calls to reexamine policing in Redwood City, the city has proposed a budget for next… … Keep Reading