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Affordable housing leaders pressed for stable funding amid state and federal uncertainty
The incumbent reported raising more than $720,000, with other political committees accounting for about 56% of his contributions
Three downtown businesses are expected to be hit hardest after Redwood City adopted county tobacco rules banning flavored shisha.
The Redwood City Pulse won 16 California Journalism Awards recognizing its reporting and photography on local government, immigration, business, culture and community life.
Seasonably cool weather will continue across the Bay Area before a warming trend arrives during the second half of the week, while beachgoers are being warned of dangerous surf conditions beginning Tuesday.
Your weekly guide to treasures at the Kiwanis Redwood City Farmers Market for Saturday, July 18, on 500 Arguello Street, Redwood City
If the council takes a position, it also may decide whether to submit an official ballot argument or rebuttal and select up to five people to sign each statement.
Redwood City launched an overhauled public safety dashboard in June that features a detailed breakdown of arrests, as well as police and fire department activity.
A one-block stretch of Spring Street between Main and Walnut streets permanently closed overnight Monday as the 1900 Broadway redevelopment moves forward, according to Redwood City officials.
Blue Shield, Dignity Health reach new agreement
