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Redwood City’s State of the City address connects local history to modern goals
Titled “Grounded in History. Shaping the Future,” the event explored housing, transportation, community, climate resilience, safety, and economy.
New pet care initiative supports San Mateo County behavioral health patients
San Mateo County Health and partnering organizations are providing round-the-clock care for pets whose owners require treatment for mental health, substance use or other medical conditions.
County supes approve creating maternal health trust fund
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Tuesday to establish a fund to address racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes.
Ravenswood asks voters to approve $70 million bond measure
Ravenswood City School District is pursuing a $70 million bond measure to fund the construction of new classrooms, primarily at Costaño School of the Arts. Measure A on the June 2 ballot aims to address the anticipated jump in enrollment after The Primary School in East Palo Alto closes this summer
Ladera’s rare Eichlers became early experiments in hillside modernism
Located in the oak-studded foothills near Portola Valley, Ladera is defined by its hills, winding roads and wooded setting — terrain that shaped some of Joseph Eichler’s rarest homes. Here, Eichler experimented with more expansive designs tailored to a sloping, rural landscape, including a handful of custom two-story and split-level homes, an uncommon departure from his typical single-story houses.
A new homelessness strategy is sweeping California
Maybe the way out of California’s homelessness crisis is to prevent it in the first place, rather than focusing only on people who have already lost their housing. That’s the thinking behind a program in Santa Clara County — and others like it around the state — that has gained traction and will soon test its strategy beyond California.
10 spots for fish sandwiches on the Peninsula
Fish sandwiches have been making waves in the Bay Area. At the start of the year, San Leandro-based Chinese Bakery & Deli went viral for its $3.50 fish filet bun. With a crispy fried white fish filet and kewpie mayo served on a freshly baked bun, the sandwich alone has been drawing hours-long lines in an otherwise quiet strip mall.
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