It’s that time of year again, when the fuzzy socks are working overtime, the heat is cranking and somehow lots of homes are still freezing.
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As we are all well aware, even with the news of eye-popping salaries for some jobs at many of our area’s high-tech companies, housing in San M…
Steel buildings are widely recognized for their strength, adaptability, and cost efficiency. From rural farms to industrial sites, these struc…
Over the many years my wife and I have owned our Redwood City house, we’ve done what we can to increase its efficiency, both to reduce our uti…
A 3D printer builds a single-family home using concrete.
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After years in the making, county staff and supervisors are moving into the newly developed office building, noted for its innovative construc…
Officials at a vocational school in an eastern Ukraine city are dismissing claims by Russia that hundreds of Ukrainian troops were killed in a missile strike there. Officials said Monday that a rocket merely blew out windows and damaged classrooms. Russia specifically named the vocational school in Kramatorsk as the target of an attack. The Russian Defense Ministry said its missiles hit two temporary bases housing 1,300 Ukrainian troops in the city, killing 600 of them, late Saturday. Associated Press reporters visiting the scene Monday saw a four-story concrete building with most of its windows blown out. Inside, locals were cleaning up debris. There were no signs of a Ukrainian military presence nor any casualties.
Writing this, I’m hearing the gentle sounds of rain hitting my skylight. Rainy days cause challenges for exploring Redwood City on foot, but o…
What will San Mateo look like in 10 years? Twenty? How about the greater Bay Area? Choices made today will affect future generations long afte…
Throughout Mariupol, Russian workers are tearing down bombed-out buildings at a rate of at least one a day, hauling away shattered bodies with…
