This is Part Three of a three-day series on the San Carlos Transit Village project. Read here about recent pushback from the community.
An assembly bill could save senior citizens thousands in medical bills and keep nursing home staffs employed.
This is Part Two of a three-day series on the San Carlos Transit Village project. Read here about the final Environmental Impact Report.
This is Part One of a three-day series on the San Carlos Transit Village project. Read a brief history and overview of the development that has stirred recent controversy.
Despite the Supreme Court’s decision to invalidate part of Voting Rights Act, Obama administration wants to continue pre-clearance policy.
Use this chart to where the state directed money from Redevelopment Agencies.
The project’s developer, Legacy Partners, is considering options to the city's below-market-rate housing ordinance.
Guns have been outlawed in local parks for years and the NRA is not happy about it.
If you could discuss matters of importance with influential civic and community leaders in a comfortable, open setting … would you do it?
Obama makes unexpected personal comments on the contentious case that has stirred national riots this week.
Some opponents of the plan said it would bring overcrowding to cities. Others wanted the plan to be put to a vote.
Find out how many people get Lyme disease in San Mateo County and how dangerous ticks are.
University of California officials announced Friday that U.S. Department of Homeland Security secretary will take over as school's president.
The time-sensitive issue of doubled student loan rates is stalled again in Congress, with both parties hesitant to compromise.
The City of San Carlos invites residents and business owners to attend downtown Parking Advisory Meeting on Thursday, July 18.
Employers will now have until 2015 to provide federally mandated health benefits for their employees.
San Carlos City Manager Jeff Maltbie says Boland will bring strong leadership and innovative vision to the Parks and Recreation Department.
A new bill could make 2 million California undocumented immigrants eligible for a driver's license.
After failure to meet a July 1 deadline, Congress left for recess with Stafford loan rates set to double on Monday.
Starting today, San Carlos retailers will no longer be permitted to give away single-use plastic bags.
The Supreme Court invalidated a major part of the landmark legislation this week.
There is one vacancy on the city's planning commission.
Assemblyman Rich Gordon called today a day for celebration.
A panel of three judges has ordered the state to combat prison overcrowding with new high standards.
A vibrant downtown often comes with parking headaches. Take the city's survey and let them know your gripes, ideas and suggestions on how to improve the parking in downtown San Carlos.
Known as 'S.744,' 1,000-page bill's negotiations stopped this week amid Republican-introduced amendments.
The U.S. Supreme Court this week votes 5-4 in favor of allowing law enforcement to take DNA sampling from arrestees regardless of whether they are formally charged with a crime.
The Obama Administration has admitted to tracking Americans’ phone records for the past seven years to bolster national security, it says.
San Carlos City Council will take action Tuesday night on a possible sewer rate increase for both residential and commercial customers.
“Our sewer system is out-of-sight-out of mind,” says San Carlos City Councilmember Mark Olbert.
GESC residents spoke out Wednesday night on what they say are less-than-adequate revised plans for the Transit Village Project.
As our armed forces come home from the Middle East, the Oakland Veterans Affairs benefits office is being stretched.
The city will provide an updates Thursday night on the Crestview Park improvement project. Some residents are opposing the proposal to replace the park's grass with synthetic turf.
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office wants business owners and consumers to know the difference between counterfeit money and the real thing.
The Greater East San Carlos Neighborhood Association will meet Wednesday evening to discuss mitigations to the Transit Village Project.
SFO is considered a "key economic agent" for Peninsula residents; the various improvement projects should generate 36,000 jobs.
Dylan Sievers' company, Bulldog Lighting, makes LED lights for off-road vehicles. Senate Bill 661 would update California's labeling standards.
A study by the Center for Investigating Reporting found that 60 percent of Bay Area motorists suspected of being at fault in pedestrian fatalities weren't prosecuted.