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San Mateo launched an innovative program that fills gaps between services and is successfully moving homeless folks into support services an

A significant step towards providing stable, permanent housing and support for youth transitioning out of the foster care system

This unwanted Baywood historic district not only infringes on property rights but also creates unnecessary obstacles.

Year in review building a resilient community by creating prosperity, empowering people, and investing in placemaking.

Kiku Crossing creates 225 new affordable homes for families and is set for completion in 2024.

San Mateo County will purchase the 44-room to expand housing for our homeless.

Our Council unanimously approved three land use and circulation alternatives, emphasizing studying options for building around transit.

Let's talk post-pandemic growth trajectory and workforce housing with one of San Mateo's foremost women tech leaders Adrienne Down Coulson

You are invited to join an important follow-up conversation to the New York Times Rothstein article on racism and segregation in San Mateo.

The MidPen Project could be the greatest achievement of our City in 2020. It is the largest 100% affordable housing project in San Mateo...

San Mateo’s police chief this week unveiled new policies and training programs aimed at enhancing his department’s response to mental health

Since COVID-19 and the fires, Saint Vincent de Paul has served thousands of people in need, called to serve and motivated by faith.

Our SMC community colleges are the first line of defense for students facing unemployment & need to get (re)trained and back to work.

Join me for a 15-minute tour of the Vendome, San Mateo's permanent supportive housing project downtown.

I oppose Measure P because I believe it actually works against what most San Matean’s want. Senator Hill said his views have evolved.

I’m excited to be a voice supporting affordable and workforce housing, as well as sustainable transportation infrastructure...

We strongly advocated that public land should maximize public benefit - our community needs more affordable housing, it is the highest and

"...there was very clear evidence of the outreach efforts working and the participants really reflecting the diversity of our community,”