2 hrs ago | ABC7 KGO
SFO baggage handler accused of stealing from luggage
A San Francisco International Airport baggage handler accused of stealing dozens of items from airline passengers' checked bags appeared in a Redwood City courtroom on Wednesday, prosecutors said.
6 hrs ago | Redwood City
Summer Event Season is ON in Redwood City
Redwood City welcomes the community Downtown for its seventh season of FREE events and entertainment.
6 hrs ago | Redwood City
City Files Suit to Retain $10M in Affordable Housing Funds
The City of Redwood City has filed a lawsuit against the State of California to retain $10 million in funds earmarked to provide for below-market rate housing in the community, which the State claims must be turned over as part of the State-mandated dissolution of the City's redevelopment agency.
8 hrs ago | San Mateo Daily Journal
Teen killer gets new sentencing hearing
A 22-year-old Redwood City man serving life without parole for killing a teen at a party five years ago will be resentenced based on a U.S. Supreme Court decision that such mandatory sentences for juveniles are unlawful.
11 hrs ago | Pacific Sun
Teacher Looking for Quiet Rental
Single, teacher/writer in her early 40's looking for a QUIET studio cottage, in-law, granny unit, or duplex in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Sunnyvale or Cupertino.
Locals head for national rowing championships
Norcal Crew is sending Makayla Karr-Warner and Katie Kelly, gold medal winners in the western regional doubles rowing championship, to the U.S. national championships in Oakridge, Tennessee, the first week of June.
Lennar joins housing rush into downtown Redwood City
Lennar Multifamily Investors LLC has filed an application to build a 179-unit apartment project in Redwood City, the latest in a string of proposals that could bring nearly 1,200 housing units to the downtown.
Redwood City: Police chief offers red light camera alternative
Redwood City can better prevent intersection collisions through a combination of education, enforcement and message boards, the police chief told the City Council after the expiration of the city's red light camera contract.
Friday: CD release party for Windy Hill bluegrass band
It's called "Lonesome Garbage Man" and it's the second album just released by Windy Hill, the local bluegrass band known for its white shirts, ties and cowboy hats, and its repertoire of new and traditional and lively tunes.
Suicide or murder? Attorneys duel in closing arguments
Did Parima Parineh commit suicide in the bedroom of her Woodside home on April 13, 2010, or was she shot and killed by her husband, Pooroushasb "Peter" Parineh, who is charged with premeditated murder for financial gain? That was the key point of contention Friday in San Mateo County Superior Court in Redwood City as a prosecutor and a defense ... (more)
Ragazzi Continuo, the Ragazzi Boys Chorus alumni, had their concert last week, and now it's the turn of the current Ragazzi to celebrate the organization's 25th anniversary .
San Mateo County officials against Homeless Person's Bill of Rights and Fairness Act
A state proposal to turn the homeless into a "protected class" allowed to urinate in public, sleep in vehicles and have access to attorneys for even minor infractions would be a financial burden on San Mateo County and limit the ability to enforce its own laws, according to concerned officials.
The APOA claims the commonly held notion that Atherton officers have less dangerous jobs than other cops in the bay area is a myth.
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Public asked to help families devastated by fire
Redwood City officials are asking the public to help families who lost everything in an apartment building fire in the unincorporated North Fair Oaks neighborhood May 15.
Saturday: Imogene Woodruff service
A celebration of the life of Imogene Woodruff of Woodside will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Woodside Road United Methodist Church, corner of Woodside Road and Alameda de las Pulgas, in Redwood City.
Two injured in North Fair Oaks fire
Two residents were injured and roughly 25 residents were displaced by a three-alarm fire at an apartment building in unincorporated Redwood City early Wednesday morning, a fire official said.
Ayres pleads no contest to molestations
William Ayres appears in court to enter his plea, admitting that he molested boys who were sent to him for counseling.
Can biofuels increase alternative fuel vehicle adoption?
Many consumers and fleet managers associate alternatives fuel vehicles with plug-in electric vehicles or hybrids, where electricity is the chosen energy, i.e. fueling, source.
County Prepares for Major Quake; Disaster Preparedness Day is Saturday, June 8
The scenario involved a strong quake striking a few miles outside the Golden Gate, rupturing the San Andreas Fault for hundreds of miles.