Businesses impacted by a delayed road improvement project in North Fair Oaks could be eligible for up to $10,000 to help keep the lights on.
Supervisors will meet Monday to explore new tenant protections designed to reduce homelessness and help more people find housing.
The budget will be subject to potential revisions during a final round of hearings in September.
San Mateo County hosted an inaugural fireworks buyback event this weekend, aiming to improve safety heading toward Independence Day.
The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to host three days of public hearings as the county finalizes its two-year spending plan.
Work has begun on a new 179-unit affordable housing complex to provide homes for low-income families and people experiencing homelessness.
Deputies will be on hand to take unused fireworks for safe disposal at an event in Redwood City this weekend.
Officials said the higher credit rating can help the agency negotiate lower prices and gives legislators more proof of its stability.
Officials said most of the units will be reserved for farmworkers and families displaced by the January shootings in Half Moon Bay.
County leaders are working on a new plan to reduce overdose deaths involving powerful synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
The new budget proposal will be subject to public hearings in the coming weeks, and more changes will follow later this summer.
A Sonoma County public health official will join San Mateo in August to take over as the new public health officer.
San Mateo County is using settlement funds to build out a program to remove lead paint from old homes free of charge.
Violations can be reported online in unincorporated areas and cities that the San Mateo Sheriff's Office serves.
The law prevents county departments and employees from using county resources to assist ICE with detentions and arrests.
The state-of-the-art modular facility is designed to make residents feel at home while they get back on their feet and onto permanent homes.
San Mateo County will boost its solar use by the end of the year, and dozens of other projects are planned in the near future.
The first-of-its-kind modular housing center will provide 240 units for people and couples experiencing homelessness in San Mateo County.
San Mateo County Superior Court joined others in California this week in adding an online option to settle tickets or request lower fines.
A report presented this week detailed exactly what state, federal and local funds have paid for over the course of the pandemic.
The drive to remove Mayor Amourence Lee from office follows a bitter dispute the over her assumption of the mayorship in December.
Do you know which Redwood City streets are designated “drainage” streets? And are residents of those and nearby streets aware of this?
President Joe Biden on Friday signed the $1.7 trillion bill, which averts a government shutdown.
City officials requested the investigation, The San Mateo Daily Journal reports.
But the San Mateo City Council on Monday nevertheless elected a new mayor and councilmember during a turbulent meeting.
Council races in East Palo Alto and Portola Valley also remain unsettled a week after the election, officials said.
The polls are closed and voters have had their say on state and local races.
Through Nov. 8, San Mateo County residents can vote at 49 locations, of which six are in Redwood City.
A two-year pilot program aims to make public transit easier to use and will gauge the demand for a universal fare system.
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The strategy serves as a high-level strategic roadmap for the city.
Spots are open on the Architectural Advisory Committee, Historic Resources Advisory Committee and Housing and Human Concerns Committee.
If Hale holds on, it would lead to a matchup between two Democrats in the general election in the race for the 21st Assembly District seat.
The council discussed the 2022-23 recommended budget during Monday’s meeting.
Hale drew closer to Mark Gilham for the second spot in the November general election in the race for the 21st Assembly District seat.