Project WeHOPE’s East Palo Alto warming shelter hosted Homeless Connect II, an event that provided free food, shelter and services for the homeless and those at risk of homelessness.
Gail Maderis, president and chief executive officer of BayBio, a South San Francisco-based nonprofit trade association serving the Northern California life science industry, sees collaboration as the secret to success.
San Mateo company Appirio makes it easier for companies to do “cloud computing” – computing without the need to expand servers or purchase software.
San Mateo County’s planning commission hearing drew more than 250 residents supporting or protesting a possible 300,000-square-foot office and wellness center near the famous surf mecca Mavericks.
The El Palo Alto historic tree may threaten the California High-Speed Rail Authority’s plans to construct the high-speed rail line. Widening the tracks puts the tree in jeopardy.
Redwood City’s Hawes Park, closed for renovations since April, is scheduled to reopen by Dec. 8.
With a $20-million budget deficit on the horizon, Santa Clara city officials say they must lay off 82 people in January unless unions representing municipal employees agree to pay cuts.
About 100 concerned Carlmont High School parents attended a presentation by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Department Tuesday to learn how to identify drugs and whether their teens might be using them.
imeem was once a booming social media service. It’s now defunct, but its founder, Dalton Caldwell, is using the lessons he learned to launch a new photo sharing app for Androids and iPhones.