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Wishing you a warm and restful Thanksgiving from all of us at the Redwood City Pulse.
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As we head into the holiday, I hope you’re able to slow down, share good food, and spend time with people who make you feel at home – whether that’s family, friends, neighbors or the community you’ve built here on the Peninsula. I’m especially grateful for you, our readers, and for everyone who takes the time to talk with us, send tips, ask hard questions and help us tell the stories of Redwood City.
Our small newsroom will be taking a short break from the daily newsletter on Thanksgiving and the Friday after, but we’ll keep an eye on any major breaking news and share updates as needed. We’ll be back in your inbox on Monday with fresh coverage.
With gratitude,
Michelle Iracheta
Editor, Redwood City Pulse
Redwood City approved major revisions to the Elco Yards housing project Tuesday, reducing the number of deeply affordable units, adding a local tenant preference, and raising new concerns about who will manage the development.
Burlingame Girl Scouts give $700 to Redwood City nonprofit
Girl Scout Troop 61685 of Burlingame recently donated more than $700 to There With Care Bay Area in Redwood City.
Former Mountain View police chief returns to embattled San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office
Former Mountain View police chief Chris Hsiung is returning to his post as San Mateo County’s undersheriff, a job he held until leaving in 2024 during the controversial tenure of Christina Corpus, who was ultimately ousted as the sheriff last month.
Zaytinya opens its first Bay Area restaurant at Stanford Shopping Center
A neon sign reading “Share mezze, make memories” hangs near the bar of yet another buzzy Stanford Shopping Center restaurant opening.
What You May Not Know About Thanksgiving Might Surprise You
One of America’s favorite holidays is Thanksgiving. Family and friends gather for festive celebrations, which generally include a large turkey dinner and pumpkin pie for dessert.
Seasonal ingredients and a hands-on chef take center stage at this new 12-seat Midpeninsula restaurant
Nikolas Neuwirt, aka Chef Nik, describes himself as “super outdoorsy, like almost to a fault.” He dives, fishes and forages, so it’s no wonder that his love of exploring the great outdoors comes through in the food at Kappo, an intimate new Californian fine-dining restaurant with Japanese influences at Stanford Shopping Center, where Neuwirt is the executive chef.
Obituaries: Local residents who died recently
Local residents who have died recently include Joseph Cindrich, Helen Lieberman, Michael Jeffrey Lowy and Patricia Morrissey.
Silicon Valley real estate development lowest since 2013
It is the best of times and worst of times for commercial real estate and development in Silicon Valley, according to the newest quarterly report from economic think tank Joint Venture Silicon Valley. While area developers have completed 5.6 million square feet of new office and industrial space in the first nine months of 2025, in-progress development is at its lowest level since 2013.
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Happy Thanksgiving and Happy Holidays from the Farmers Market team and friends from the Redwood City Public Library and Dyanna, the Market’s very popular Facepainter.
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