Bike To Work Day postponed to Sept. 24
The Silicon Valley Bike Coalition has announced that Bike to Work Day has been postponed from Thursday, May 14 to… … Keep Reading
San Mateo hosting virtual town hall featuring UCSF virologist on April 14
The City of San Mateo is holding a virtual, interactive town hall meeting Tuesday at 3 p.m. The town hall… … Keep Reading
California, Oregon and Washington governors announce reopening pact
California, Oregon and Washington will work together on a shared approach to reopening the economy while managing COVID-19 into the… … Keep Reading
Cat rescued from San Mateo Bridge now available for adoption
A cat rescued from inside an AT&T utility box in the middle of San Mateo Bridge last month is now… … Keep Reading
Giving back: Sequoia Awards recognizes the best of our student volunteers
One high school student began working in Africa with refugees and victims of exploitation. Another became a fixture of friendliness… … Keep Reading
Midpen closes San Mateo County preserves on weekends
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District announced this week it is closing preserves in San Mateo County on Saturdays and… … Keep Reading
Redwood City has a new ‘A’ team in housing and development
Anyone living in Redwood City just 20 ago, would never have imagined what the city derisively called “Deadwood City” is… … Keep Reading
San Mateo mayor, also a prosecutor, ‘outraged’ by anti-Chinese graffiti
San Mateo Mayor Joe Goethals says he’s both disappointed and frustrated over anti-Chinese graffiti posted on freeway signage in the… … Keep Reading
San Mateo dismisses 1,241 parking citations issued during shelter-in-place period
San Mateo is dismissing or refunding the 1,241 parking citations issued in the city between March 17 and April 8,… … Keep Reading
Redwood City doesn’t intend to delay minimum wage increase
At its meeting Monday, the Redwood City council directed city staff to take a number of steps to mitigate impacts… … Keep Reading