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An economic mobility action plan approved by the Redwood City Council on Monday looks to establish a framework by which the city will follow t…
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A property in San Carlos owned by San Mateo County will be developed by MidPen Housing to develop a minimum of 75 affordable units, adding to …
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The grand opening of San Mateo’s Kiku Crossing affordable housing development was held June 26, with residents, city officials and representat…
Officials celebrated the grand opening Friday of the largest affordable housing project in San Mateo County, the 147-unit Midway Village near …
As California leaders and advocates enter prime budget negotiations, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s revised proposal may s…
Apis & Heritage Capital Partners — an organization co-founded by Burlingame Councilmember Michael Brownrigg — recently won a prestigious S…
In President Donald Trump's idealized framing, the United States was at its zenith in the 1890s. The Republican has said repeatedly, "We were at our richest from 1870 to 1913. That's when we were a tariff country." Trump points to decades after the Civil War, when the federal government ran frequent budget surpluses. Tariffs were then the government's main source of revenue and were high. But economists and historians say most of the era's growth was due to factors like the country's booming population, advances in technology and expansion of territory, which gave it new natural resources to exploit. They also say tariffs didn't play as large a role as Trump suggests.
An affordable housing development for veterans that has been a few years in the making officially broke ground in Menlo Park on Wednesday.
The San Mateo branch of the NAACP recognizes both the triumphs and uncorrected struggles of the Black community in our county and beyond. We c…
