Women and employers both need to ‘lean in’ to female leadership, Sandberg says
Women in leadership can become the rule, rather than the exception, according to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. But there’s still a long way to go.
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Historic replica tall ships visit Port of Redwood City [PHOTOS]
History repeated itself as two historic sailing ships made their way down the west coast and docked at the Port of Redwood City.
Pete’s Harbor sale stalled as parties wait for state decision
Police were called to Pete’s Harbor in February to settle a dispute; escalating tensions since the city’s planning commission approved a plan to privatize the marina, displacing some 100 boater-residents.
Community action group redefines ‘sustainable’ in Redwood City housing market
Advocacy group Sustainable Redwood City is campaigning to find solutions for “effective housing,” citing statistics that the city draws roughly 40 thousand commuters each day because of its lack of available housing.
A waterless car wash? Redwood City business hopes to be just that [VIDEO]
A new car wash in Redwood City washes cars using only a single cup of water.
Facing January deadline, liveaboard boaters fight eviction from Redwood City marina
The owner of Pete’s Harbor is retiring and selling the property to a developer. Liveaboard boaters at the marina have been told they must find a new place to anchor.
Holiday Caltrain rolls through Bay Area (PHOTOS)
Caltrain kicked off the holiday season by decorating a train with more than 60,000 lights. View photos.
San Mateo County counting more than 100,000 early ballots (PHOTOS)
Sixty-one percent of San Mateo County residents requested a mail-in ballot for this election cycle, and more than 800,000 early ballots have been cast in the Bay Area so far.
Redwood City may join forces with YMCA to build community center
The Redwood City Council is exploring a public-private partnership with the YMCA to open a new community recreation and senior citizens center.