Giving back: Sequoia Awards recognizes the best of our student volunteers
One high school student began working in Africa with refugees and victims of exploitation. Another became a fixture of friendliness… … Keep Reading
Midpen closes San Mateo County preserves on weekends
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District announced this week it is closing preserves in San Mateo County on Saturdays and… … Keep Reading
Redwood City has a new ‘A’ team in housing and development
Anyone living in Redwood City just 20 ago, would never have imagined what the city derisively called “Deadwood City” is… … Keep Reading
San Mateo mayor, also a prosecutor, ‘outraged’ by anti-Chinese graffiti
San Mateo Mayor Joe Goethals says he’s both disappointed and frustrated over anti-Chinese graffiti posted on freeway signage in the… … Keep Reading
San Mateo dismisses 1,241 parking citations issued during shelter-in-place period
San Mateo is dismissing or refunding the 1,241 parking citations issued in the city between March 17 and April 8,… … Keep Reading
Redwood City doesn’t intend to delay minimum wage increase
At its meeting Monday, the Redwood City council directed city staff to take a number of steps to mitigate impacts… … Keep Reading
Redwood City adjusting downtown parking to support businesses offering takeout and delivery
Redwood City is working on a plan to install short-term parking zones and adjust right-of-way usage downtown to support restaurants’… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s Wag Hotels offers discount to first responders
“Let us take care of your pet as you take care of us.” Wag Hotels at 1025 Hansen Way in… … Keep Reading
Community rallying in support of St. Francis Center clients
At a time of need, the Redwood City community continues to create hope through collaboration. Aiming to offer peace of… … Keep Reading
A Guest Perspective on Adapting to a Changed World
Over the course of what feels like months but, in reality, has been just a few weeks, our lives have… … Keep Reading