Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff

Over the last several years, shifting cultural attitudes and countless state-level policies have undoubtedly yielded more housing.

A South San Francisco initiative that provides support and connects small businesses with vacant, city-owned parcels has secured its first ten…

Elton John may not be the typical sort of music playing in a classical Indian dance or ballet performance, but two dance companies are fusing …

San Mateo elected officials are set to discuss one of the city’s largest redevelopment projects in a highly-anticipated meeting next week.

South City is the latest jurisdiction to start supplementing food benefits for its residents in light of a government shutdown that could affe…

During Prohibition, a small corner of the Moss Beach coastside served as the unassuming yet popular gathering spot for those who wanted to enj…

A controversial proposal for a five-story housing development in Belmont was approved by the City Council, after an appeal hearing, a tense Pl…

The old, short-lived town of Purissima, located in the now-unincorporated part of the county, has the markings of a place that would attract g…

Large-scale, countywide changes are coming to El Camino Real over the next decade, one of which may include eliminating a lane of travel on at…