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Library Renovation & Closure - May 18th
Renovation & Refresh The San Carlos Library at 610 Elm Street will be undergoing a renovation and refresh project starting in mid-May. This work will last for a period of 6 months.
Reusable Bag Ordinance in San Carlos
Background The Reusable Bag Ordinance was initially proposed by members of the City Council during one of the City's twice a year Strategic Planning meetings on February 18, 2011.
San Carlos Library to close Saturday for big six-month makeover
Library patrons use public computers at the San Carlos Library on Thursday, May 16, 2013.
Hometown Days at Burton Park: May 17-19
Friday, May 17th at 5:00pm marks the beginning of the 33rd Annual edition of San Carlos Hometown Days at Burton Park.
Bail Revoked for Defendant in Bar Beating Death
A preliminary trial date has been set for Joseph Patrick Kaufman, the 23-year-old San Carlos man charged in the death of a Belmont man after an argument at a Belmont bar on April 29.
Chief: 'Burglaries Decreased by 23% Last Year'
San Carlos police chief, Capt. Greg Rothaus was joined by representatives from the San Mateo County Sheriff's San Carlos Police Bureau last week at a Town Hall meeting to discuss a variety of public safety issues, including the spike in residential burglaries.
Crestview Park Renovation Meetings
The City of San Carlos invites you to help us envision an updated Crestview Park.
Tonight: Forum at M-A on what to do about enrollment growth
In a public forum at 7 p.m. Monday, May 13, in the Performing Arts Center at Menlo-Atherton High School, officials from the Sequoia Union High School District will be seeking community input on possibly redrawing boundary maps that connect schools to neighborhoods.
Programs designed to help steer kids away from drugs, such as Drug Abuse Resistance Education , can be only as effective as the people who work face to face with the kids.
Doing city business in San Carlos could be getting more expensive if the City Council signs off on fee adjustments that would bring in about an extra $604,000 annually.
Crestview neighbors in turf war: Some residents fighting San Carlos'...
Two years after the city installed synthetic grass on the Highlands Park playing field - the result of more than a decade of debate, environmental reviews and even a lawsuit - a new round of opposition to the material is springing up around Crestview Park.
Census: 12 percent more homeless in San Mateo County now than two years ago
Although more and more signs point to a recovering economy, San Mateo County's homeless population isn't among them.
4 Corners Committee - May 13th
The 4 Corners Committee consists of elected officials from the City of San Carlos , San Carlos School District , City of Belmont and Sequoia Union High School District .
Crestview Park Meeting - May 23rd
The City of San Carlos is continuing its work on the project to update Crestview Park.
Millbrae Vice Mayor Nadia Holober died
Holober, who was born in Canada and moved to Redwood City at the age of 4, spent most of her time growing up in San Carlos.
Customer Service is Heart and Soul of A+ Japanese Auto Repair
What started out as a part time job sweeping floors and cleaning oil drains in the family auto repair business led Eric Sevim to a career as one of the area's leading auto mechanics.
Facing projections of a 22 percent rise in overall enrollment in local public high schools over the next eight years, officials from the Sequoia Union High School District want to hear from district parents in community meetings this month about where to put the students, and whether and how to redraw boundary maps that connect schools to ... (more)
Kiwanis Club to Host Child Safety Day
This event is expected to benefit more than 100 children in our community, ages 5 - 12, who will learn and participate in safety education and activities.
Water rates set for increase: Rate hike necessary despite less water usage
Demands for most water companies in California have dropped significantly the last few years for a variety of reasons but the bills keep going up and will climb by up to 17.3 percent next year for California Water Service Company customers in San Mateo, San Carlos and South San Francisco, called the Bayshore District.
"New Traditionalism" is what San Francisco designer Warren Sheets calls his active mixing of old and new in the living room of Peninsula Volunteers Decorator Show House 2013, the first show house on the Peninsula in about 10 years.