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As courts decide Monsanto's fate, Redwood City continues costly cleanup

As courts decide Monsanto's fate, Redwood City continues costly cleanup

The plaintiffs are requesting compensatory and punitive damages to be determined at trial. They are requesting a jury trial
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Proposed Redwood City Holiday Inn will serve predicted resurgence of corporate travel, developers say

Proposed Redwood City Holiday Inn will serve predicted resurgence of corporate travel, developers say

Developers recently resubmitted final plans for the 112-room Holiday Inn Express & Suites
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San Mateo Co., 9 cities file lawsuit against Monsanto over removal of toxic PCBs contamination

San Mateo Co., 9 cities file lawsuit against Monsanto over removal of toxic PCBs contamination

Redwood City, San Carlos, Atherton, Menlo Park and Woodside are participants in the lawsuit, arguing the chemical company knowingly contaminated the county
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Redwood City firefighters’ union contract to go to city for approval

Redwood City firefighters’ union contract to go to city for approval

“I’m excited and happy to get a resolution,” said union vice president and lead negotiator, Jason Fox
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Thousands of students have experienced housing instability in San Mateo County

Thousands of students have experienced housing instability in San Mateo County

A recent Stanford study found students affected were disproportionately Latinx, Black and English language learners
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With primary election two months out, voters invited to attend upcoming candidate forums

With primary election two months out, voters invited to attend upcoming candidate forums

Local organizations will host candidates vying for seats in regional and state races
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Redwood City police locate missing at-risk 71-year-old woman

Redwood City police locate missing at-risk 71-year-old woman

She is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds,
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Despite no mask mandates and spring break travel, COVID-19 case counts remain low in schools

Despite no mask mandates and spring break travel, COVID-19 case counts remain low in schools

Positive COVID-19 cases in local school districts are still lower than during the omicron surge
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After months of stalled negotiations, local firefighters union could soon see new contract with city

After months of stalled negotiations, local firefighters union could soon see new contract with city

The union representatives hope to ratify the decision during a members vote next week
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New $50M Sheriff HQ to replace 60-year-old facility in Redwood City

New $50M Sheriff HQ to replace 60-year-old facility in Redwood City

The county broke ground on a 14-month project to upgrade and consolidate the department
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