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A preliminary application has been filed for a 400-unit housing project that would span Redwood City and Belmont, including 64 for-sale townhomes at 501 Island Parkway in Redwood City.
Redwood City officials will consider nearly $13 million in new funding for two affordable housing projects during a housing-focused City Council meeting on Monday, May 11.
Hassett Ace Hardware in Redwood City is expected to reopen this week after a vehicle crashed through the front of the Woodside Plaza store in December, sparking a fire and causing months of repairs.
A new preschool expected to open this summer at Elco Yards in Redwood City will add child care space for up to 74 children, including infants, toddlers, preschoolers and transitional kindergarten students.
Construction at the Redwood City Caltrain station will affect some southbound platform access from Monday, May 25, Memorial Day, through Tuesday, June 9, according to Caltrain.
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.
