Driver killed going wrong way on 101 south of Broadway
A driver traveling the wrong way on northbound Highway 101 just south of Broadway Sunday morning was killed in a… … Keep Reading
Convicted rapist no longer relocating to Emerald Hills after homeowner withdraws rental
A convicted rapist will no longer be moving to a home in the Emerald Hills neighborhood after the property’s owner… … Keep Reading
New online hub connects public to free WiFi spots in County
So many free public WiFi spots have been installed throughout San Mateo County during the COVID-19 pandemic that County officials… … Keep Reading
New health clinic at Hillsdale Shopping Center expands access to urgent care, COVID-19 testing
A new healthcare clinic that opened at the Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo on Monday will at first provide… … Keep Reading
San Mateo police install safe spot for online transactions
The San Mateo Police Department has announced it has established a new, safe meetup spot for people meeting to conduct… … Keep Reading
Burlingame to allow cannabis delivery businesses in city
Burlingame City Council last week unanimously approved allowing non-storefront cannabis delivery businesses to operate in some of the city’s industrial… … Keep Reading
Millbrae cracking down on front yard landscaping violations
The City of Millbrae says it is cracking down on front yard landscaping violations citywide. The city recently published a… … Keep Reading
County planners seek input on plan to improve coastal access
San Mateo County is asking residents to review and comment on its plan to improve transportation access in and around… … Keep Reading
San Mateo officials warn of traffic congestion amid Event Center COVID-19 vaccinations
With COVID-19 vaccinations happening at the San Mateo County Event Center mixed with jury duty and nearby construction activity, city… … Keep Reading
Court plan to move convicted rapist to Redwood City area opposed by local law enforcement
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office and Redwood City Police Department are publicly objecting to a tentative court-ordered plan to… … Keep Reading