Redwood City Kaiser campus revamp plans get green light
Kaiser received approval by the Redwood City planning commission last week to build a four-story medical office building with three… … Keep Reading
Redwood City wants more say in Dumbarton Corridor study
Redwood City wants to be a more active partner in the ongoing process to establish and implement traffic relief improvements… … Keep Reading
Going to Bat
By Bill Shilstone San Mateo County Superior Court Judge John. L. (“Jack”) Grandsaert called the courtroom to order with some… … Keep Reading
Culinary Disaster: When Good Intentions Go Horribly Wrong
By Emily Mangini “No, no, it tastes delicious,” our guest generously lied, taking another timid bite. I knew he was… … Keep Reading
Tall Ship from Washington to visit Redwood City
Lady Washington, the official tall ship of Washington State and her companion vessel the Hawaiian Chieftain is scheduled to visit… … Keep Reading
Redwood City Toys’R’Us spared from nationwide store closures
The Toys’R’Us and Babies’R’Us store at 202 Walnut St. in Redwood City is not among the list of about 150 stores… … Keep Reading
Trailblazing Admiral instructs sea cadets in leadership
A retired U.S. Navy rear admiral who navigated around restrictions women once faced in the military urged Sea Cadets gathered… … Keep Reading
Redwood City port director announces retirement
Mike Giari, executive director of the Port of Redwood City, recently announced that he will be retiring effective May 1,… … Keep Reading
Carrington Hall Honors Redwood City’s Remarkable Music Man
By Jim Clifford Who was the “Carrington” of Carrington Hall, the Sequoia High School auditorium that has given generations of… … Keep Reading
Local youth encouraged to make a movie
The 10th Annual Teen Film Festival, sponsored by the San Mateo County Libraries, is now open for entries. Eligible teens… … Keep Reading