Come meet your local state senator over some coffee.
As SMC residents begin to receive their ballots for the March 3 election, as many as 120,000 voters will receive a nonpartisan ballots.
Michael Brownrigg, Sally Lieber & Annie Oliva on Newsom's affordable housing program, floating homes, development and their strengths
City officials say she will help inform and engage the community in City's public process.
Teri Jackson, 63, will be the first female African-American justice on the San Francisco-based First District Court of Appeal.
Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and Kamala Harris Teach Women the Wrong Lesson
Candidates Josh Becker, Michael Brownrigg, Alex Glew, Sally Lieber, Shelly Masur, and Annie Oliva vie to replace Jerry Hill.
The senator's annual contest lets you play politician. Your great idea might even become a real law.
Consolidated Municipal, School and Special District Election results are now available online.
The rebuilding and expansion Veterans Memorial Senior Center is long overdue as the current building is in dire need of repair.
Michelle Katsuyoshi will take over the Peninsula city's human resources dept. on Sept. 6, leaving Morgan Hill.
Rep. Anna Eshoo joins other elected officials in opposing Cargill development deal with 'feds' at Redwood City's salt ponds.
The format allows Eshoo, who has much pending legislation, to address her constituents' concerns.
Receiving nice parting words from Menlo Park, Mark Muenzer will take over Redwood City's planning department Aug. 19.
Redwood City needs to Amend the City Charter to Reflect its Current Size & Budget and Include a Resident's Elected Full-time Working Mayor.
The City Council took up issues relative to floor space and will hear the matter again next month.
The City Council will take up new guidelines as recommended by the city Planning Commission.
The San Mateo County woman lost the ruling on her challenge to eliminate wages her husband made to qualify for the welfare assistance.
Docktown homes auctioned for pennies on the dollar are being fixed on the creek damaging the environment
The City Council in Redwood City approved the budget Monday night, a framework for the city for the coming year.
Three months? Six months? Five years? Eighteen years?
The Peninsula city is launching a pilot program enlisting a volunteer force to take care of Andrew Spinas, Sandpiper and Stulsaft parks.
Super Mom & Career Utopia - Thinking you can have your cake and eat it!
San Mateo County officials have noticed a lot of drone activity near its critical infrastructure. The system would detect drone activity.
The city's Downtown Retail Task Force will show its findings from evaluating Redwood City's shopping possibilities at a 5:30 p.m. meeting.
Gov. Gavin Newsom accuses the beleaguered utility company with trying to stack its management board with hedge-fund financiers.
The local government will go over in council chambers its past accomplishments and future priorities.
The ruling by the U.S. EPA under the Trump administration that land owned by Cargill Salt is exempt under the Clean Water Act drew ire.
City Council Members Learn How to Insulate Themselves and Avoid Telling the Public What is going on.
DMV is no longer printing point-of-sale forms used by dealers, requiring them to attach those generated electronically to the windshield.
As of the first of the year, a California rider on a bicycle, skateboard, scooter or skates will receive a "fix-it" ticket.
San Mateo County Chief Elections Officer Mark Church certified the election with alarming results.
Redwood City port will receive the much-needed money to advance international trade in the Silicon Valley and Peninsula.
Senator Jerry Hill seeks to put a measure on the ballot that ends the property tax break for heirs not living in the homes they inherit.
Terence T. Kyaw has been serving the city department since 2012, so he knows the inner workings well.
The five state senators and one assemblyman want to introduce a bill in response to a report indicating 3.6 million students using e-cigs.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District offers the $300,000 funds to support green designs that will reduce housing footprints.
The county Board of Supervisors is asking the Office of Emergency Services to increase the number of residents in the alert system.
The students from 14 San Mateo high schools will be staged in voting centers across the county.
The county Registrar's Office added two more Peninsula sites to vote in Pescadero and La Honda to handle a predicted large turnout.