Devastating Flu Hit 100 years Ago
By Jim Clifford Eerily, the recent flu outbreak occurred during the 100th anniversary of the deadly “Spanish Flu” that devastated… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County Sheriff Candidates discuss priorities
Candidates running for San Mateo County Sheriff – incumbent Carlos Bolanos and contender Deputy Sheriff Mark Melville – met at… … Keep Reading
Kermes Dia Del Nino a fundraiser for North Fair Oaks Library
The Latino Community Council of Redwood City is hosting its annual Kermes Dia Del Nino, or Day of the Child… … Keep Reading
Highway 101 express lanes in San Mateo County set to open in 2021
An express lane on Highway 101 in each direction between Whipple Avenue in Redwood City and Interstate 380 in San… … Keep Reading
Volunteers invited to plant 8 trees at Sequoia High School on Saturday
Community volunteers are invited to help plant eight large trees at the Sequoia High School campus this Saturday, April 28,… … Keep Reading
Redwood City port director to receive award from Bay Planning Coalition
The Port of Redwood City’s Executive Director Michael Giari has been announced this week as the winner of the 2018… … Keep Reading
Redwood City council approves increasing fines for fireworks use
The Redwood City council on Monday approved hiking fines for using fireworks in the city along with public outreach campaigns… … Keep Reading
Residents asked to weigh in on use of affordable housing fees
Redwood City residents are invited to attend a public meeting on May 22 where they will be asked to provide… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: Traffic is bad. Now what?
Will people do anything for traffic relief? Will they pay more? Change their habits? The answer is yes for officials… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s ‘State of the City’ set for May 14
This year’s theme is ‘People: Our Community’s Greatest Asset.’ The State of the City promotes the city’s accomplishments, its community… … Keep Reading