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Results from a poll conducted to gauge Redwood City residents’ priorities would support a new business license tax that collected a percentage of gross receipts, which would grow as they

Redwood City residents will pay $7 more a month for garbage collection services provided by Recology San Mateo County starting now, with 6-0 City Council approval Monday.

A year after launching the Redwood City Outreach Strategy Team, staff say they’ve already begun to make progress implementing the city’s Homelessness Initiatives Work Plan despite facing long-term and new

A majority of Redwood City councilmembers upheld a Planning Commission decision to allow a Redwood Shores homeowner to redevelop their 1,790-square-foot-home and replace it with a new two-story, 3,811-square-foot one.

Cities across San Mateo County have decided to limit online participation during public meetings after being hit by a slew of “Zoom bombings,” hate-filled attacks by anonymous speakers.

In what Mayor Jeff Gee calls a “proactive step” to avoid “vile, racist, anti-semitic” disruptions ahead of council meetings, Redwood City has overhauled its procedures, allowing only email or in-person comments during meetings.

Mayor Jeff Gee announced last week that the city will be scheduling a community meeting on park safety in September.

Plans to study the impacts of a massive life science proposal in the Redwood Shores Neighborhood will be allowed to move forward after councilmembers unanimously agreed the studies would help

The Redwood City Council adopted a balanced budget for fiscal year 2023-24 in large part because of surplus dollars set aside during previous budget cycles but new funding streams may