McKinley Institute of Technology honored for family literacy initiative
Students who don’t have a computer, who don’t have internet access at home, can find themselves falling farther and farther… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: The county schools chief race is the one to watch
The race for San Mateo County Superintendent of Schools between Gary Waddell and Nancy Magee is the only truly contested… … Keep Reading
SamTrans to hold public meeting on possible express bus service
SamTrans is inviting the public to weigh in on the study of possibly adding express bus service through San Mateo… … Keep Reading
The Peelers to open summer-long Music on the Square
Music on the Square is back! Opening night on the Square (Courthouse Square, Redwood City – but you knew that)… … Keep Reading
Grand reopening for updated Fair Oaks Library set for June 23
An expanded Fair Oaks Library is scheduled for a grand reopening and ribbon cutting on June 23, according to Redwood… … Keep Reading
Redwood City council approves inclusionary housing ordinance
The Redwood City council unanimously approved an inclusionary housing ordinance on Monday that requires multi-family residential developments to incorporate a… … Keep Reading
353 Main St. project moving forward after appeal denied
An appeal of a 125-unit residential development at 353 Main St. was denied by Redwood City council in a unanimous… … Keep Reading
Tainted Love set to take Redwood City back to the ’80s
Feeling nostalgic for a kinder, simpler time? Ok, we can’t help with you that – but if you’re nostalgic for… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County launches ‘smart city’ lab
Did you know that San Mateo County has a lab? Not a Doctor Frankenstein sort of lab. A “smart city”… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: Campaigns uncertain as homes become voting booths
Two weeks from today is Election Day, which used to be a major civic event with people streaming (or trickling)… … Keep Reading