State Small business affected by winter storms eligible for state tax relief Bay City News Jan 18, 2023 Some California small business owners affected by the winter storms that have battered the West Coast over the last three weeks will be eligib…
+2 Local News Leadership shift at San Mateo Chamber Curtis Driscoll Daily Journal staff Updated Dec 17, 2022 The San Mateo Area Chamber of Commerce will soon be under new leadership, with nonprofit leader Erica Wood taking over for the retiring CEO Ch…
Guest Perspectives We shouldn’t offer a bulk discount on pollution By Laura Porter Nov 16, 2022 The city of San Mateo recently published the 2023 Proposed Solid Waste Rates, and excuse the pun, but they are garbage. What is surprising is …
June Care Lauren Lindley PhotographyUpdated Mar 13, 2023 June Care, a new child care service, matches working parents with stay-at-home parents who can care for their kids.
National House approves scaled-down bill targeting Big Tech dominance By MARCY GORDON AP Business Writer Sep 29, 2022 WASHINGTON (AP) — The House on Thursday approved sharply scaled-down legislation targeting the dominance of Big Tech companies by giving state…
+5 Local News Redwood City Council races heat up Sierra Lopez Daily Journal staff Updated Sep 29, 2022 Three seats on the Redwood City Council are up for grabs this November but only two feature contested races as the city completes its transiti…
Local News Featured Inflation is hitting San Mateo County By Rachel McCrea Daily Journal correspondent Jul 29, 2022 You are not alone. Food prices in the Bay Area have risen over 10% in the past year while gas prices have driven energy costs up 36%, accordin…
Local News Featured Speier, D-San Mateo, secures funds for economic advancement and mental health Corey Browning Daily Journal staff Jul 26, 2022 South San Francisco’s new economic advancement center, a resource hub for residents and business owners in north San Mateo County, received $5…
Local News Featured Belmont to rework business tax Curtis Driscoll Daily Journal staff Jul 2, 2022 Facing discontent from the business community and a narrowing timeline for a November ballot addition, Belmont’s City Council is heading back …
