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Top Stories
Policy fellow appointed as RCSD Area III Trustee
David Li, a policy fellow at the Alameda County Office of Education, was appointed as the new Area III Trustee by the Redwood City School District Board of Trustees.
Candidates debate detracking, mental health solutions at Sequoia board forum
Candidates for the Sequoia Union High School District Board of Trustees outlined their visions for the future of the district during The Almanac and Redwood City Pulse’s candidate forum on Thursday, Oct. 10.
SamTrans reaches contract agreements with several teamsters bargaining units
The San Mateo County Transit District has reached new contract agreements with several bargaining units that include wage increases and “equity adjustments” over three years for some workers in the SamTrans bus system.
How motherhood inspired a San Mateo company that helps take meal prep off parents’ plates
Rasa rises again in Burlingame
Many parents would likely agree that having a child is a life-altering experience. In Peninsula resident Nichola Buckley’s case, motherhood inspired her to shift her priorities, start a business and become an advocate for access to high-quality food.
Judge rules partially in favor of former M-A student lawsuit
United States District Judge Rita Lin issued a ruling in the lawsuit against the Sequoia Union High School District involving the arrest of a then Menlo-Atherton High School student in April 2023.
Hot Picks
TODAY
Stage: ‘Hidden Strawberries’
Stanford Arts presents a new play inspired by interviews with California farmworkers, who are disproportionately affected by the state’s worsening wildfires. It delves into the broad impacts of California wildfires on issues of migration, the environment and more.
Halloween: Nightfall at Filoli
The Filoli estate hosts an atmospheric after-dark Halloween experience which includes a candlelit walk through the historic house, a meadow adorned with flickering jack-o-lanterns, games, photo opps, and seasonal food and drink.
TOMORROW
Film: United Nations Association Film Festival
The 27th annual United Nations Association Film Festival holds screenings of 60 short and feature documentary films focused on human rights. Through Oct. 27 at venues in Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, Stanford and San Francisco.
Stage: ‘Wait Until Dark’
Hillbarn Theatre presents a thriller about a blind woman who becomes the target of a group of ruthless criminals searching for a mysterious doll filled with contraband. She must use her wits and courage to outmaneuver her dangerous adversaries.
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