Free live music series docks at Port of Redwood City
Along with fresh air and fresh fish, the Port of Redwood City now boasts live music. Starting at 3 p.m.… … Keep Reading
Caltrain fatally strikes person in Menlo Park
A person who was trespassing on the Caltrain tracks in Menlo Park was fatally struck by a northbound train at… … Keep Reading
Officers, paramedic aid person suffering mental health crisis in Redwood City
A report of a person holding some type of gun in Redwood City today turned out to be a female… … Keep Reading
Out to pasture? Producers hustling to replace animal agriculture with plant-based alternative
“How would you like your cell-based protein cooked?” That’ll be the question for restaurant servers if Redwood City’s Impossible Foods… … Keep Reading
Cloudy outlook for rooftop solar amid proposed regulations
By Vlae Kershner When the California Public Utilities Commission proposed a new economic framework for owners of solar roofs in… … Keep Reading
Volunteers befriend libraries and a museum by reselling and recycling books
By Joanne Engelhardt When Dan Brown’s mystery thriller “The DaVinci Code” came out in 2003, it sold more than 80… … Keep Reading
New pickleball courts and tennis court relining set for Red Morton Park
The Red Morton Park tennis courts will be closed in the coming days to allow for new pickleball striping and… … Keep Reading
Redwood City mayor focuses on housing and homelessness in State of the City
The problem of homelessness in Redwood City is the “result of years of underinvesting in new housing, leading to rising… … Keep Reading
Pandemic transforms grandmother into a street (chalk) artist
Mary Kay Mitchell doesn’t care if people walk all over her art work—in fact that goes with the territory for… … Keep Reading
Carolyn Hoskins aims for permanent home for Black history museum
Many people have collections, but not many go out of their way to share them as Belmont resident Carolyn Hoskins… … Keep Reading