Redwood City shouldn’t cut funding for parks
Developers are asking the Redwood City Council for a discount on the fees they pay to support Redwood City’s parks and open spaces. The Council should require these developers to pay the full amount that’s needed to ensure city parks can keep up with our growing population.
Redwood City Council approves purchase of drones, other military equipment for police
The authorization and purchases passed with a 6-1 vote, with Vice Mayor Espinoza-Garnica as the lone dissenter.
Interim leadership announced in Redwood City following parks director’s retirement
These appointments are expected to last through the end of the year as the city evaluates its long-term leadership needs.
Final vote on permanent pedestrian mall on Broadway pushed to May
Establishing a pedestrian mall at 2000 Broadway and Redwood Creek will have to wait a bit longer after the City Council agreed to push back a final vote on the resolution to make the closure permanent. Jeff Schwob, Community Development & Transportation Director, said that due to additional comments received regarding the project, he recommended…
Adjustments to CalPERS to be made following city council vote
Michelle Poche Flaherty, the Assistant City Manager, said CalPERS is currently volatile. Flaherty added that…
State bill prompts Peninsula cities to reevaluate city council pay
Council member Rick DeGolia discusses the town’s housing plan at a City Council meeting in Atherton on Jan. 31, 2023. Atherton council members are not…
Redwood City appoints Patrick Heisinger as assistant city manager
In his new role, Heisinger will oversee land use and development within the city
