Clipper customers encouraged to go mobile amid plastic supply chain issues
As supply chain issues put a stranglehold on the plastic Clipper card inventory, BART and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) are… … Keep Reading
Peninsula ghosts: some old, some new
Halloween’s near, and it’s a good time for a roll call of Peninsula ghost stories. A few are widely known;… … Keep Reading
Fitness guru Jaime McFaden rolls out a kinder, gentler message about self-care
To a pounding beat and jump-cut visuals, fitness celebrity Jillian Michaels promised a physical transformation through her “Killer Body” workout… … Keep Reading
Peninsula housing a central issue in November 2022 election
If any single Peninsula community is ground zero for the tensions that come with change, it’s Redwood City. The building… … Keep Reading
Granara’s Flowers switches to electronic commerce
By Aimee Lewis Strain Swing open the glass doors at 1682 El Camino Real in San Carlos, and an aromatic… … Keep Reading
Redwood City Council candidates face barrage from business community
Candidates for the Redwood City Council race perhaps got more than what they bargained for when they appeared at a… … Keep Reading
Sen. Becker rescinds endorsement for Rod Linhares in wake of abortion controversy
State Sen. Josh Becker, D-Menlo Park, has rescinded his endorsement for San Mateo County City Council Candidate Rod Linhares as… … Keep Reading
Kainos Fashion Show returns
Kainos USA in Redwood City enables adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities to maximize their potential while becoming active, contributing… … Keep Reading
Church of the Nativity commemorates 150th anniversary
Parishioners from the Church of the Nativity in Menlo Park on September 24 celebrated 150 years of spiritual service to… … Keep Reading
Historian and history-loving friends tour and clean up Redwood Creek
Local historian Dee Eva and a group of history-loving friends launched their kayaks onto Redwood Creek for a combination cleanup… … Keep Reading