Alyse Dinapoli

South City’s downtown may start to see more beautification and maintenance projects over the next couple years, as business owners and electeds work on designating the area a business improvement

San Mateo’s Bay Meadows residential development has been viewed as a model in sustainable development, as the sprawling mix of apartments, homes and townhomes sits right next to the Hillsdale

South San Francisco now mandates that property owners of mobile home parks and single-resident occupancy hotels provide residents with six months’ worth of rent, in addition to other benefits, if

A ferry terminal at the Port of Redwood City made it on the list of critical Bay Area infrastructure projects, improving the chances it will receive the federal funding it

The San Mateo City Council will try to appease opposing sides in a controversial historic district debate by approving $330,000 to update its historic preservation policies and documentation — with

After insuring her commercial property in downtown Redwood City for nearly 40 years, Irena’s policy was canceled last year, leaving her scrambling to find new fire coverage in just a

The early stages of a grade separation effort at South Linden Avenue and Scott Street is still underway, but Caltrain is pivoting to a new construction method meant to mitigate

From partial street closures to art murals and pop-up events, the last several years has been a boon for much of downtown San Mateo, but many residents feel the district

When San Mateo’s Draeger’s Market recently announced its upcoming closure, it sparked community concern about the future of local, independent food businesses, especially as the mixed-use development set to replace

When San Mateo's Draeger's Market recently announced its upcoming closure , it sparked community concern about the future of local, independent food