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City Offers New Online Bill Payment System

Residents can now pay their utility bill on the Redwood City web site.
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Saltworks Ad-Hoc Committee to Release Full Recommendations…

The ad-hoc committee has been working with staff to create a report addressing the entire…
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UPDATE: City Won't Purchase Docktown Marina

The council cited a lack of capital and a heavier focus on downtown development for the…
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Styrofoam Ban to Begin in 2013

The city council approved an ordinance that would forbid businesses to use the material for…
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Redwood City Businesses Start Charging For Plastic Bags

Although the city’s bag ban doesn’t start until October 2013, some businesses began charging…
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City Quells Styrofoam Ban Concerns

The city hosted a meeting responding to concerns of restaurant owners over the upcoming…
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Redwood City Identifies New Site For Farmers Market

The Redwood City Kiwanis Club announced Thursday that its Saturday Farmers Market will move to…
The Redwood City Kiwanis Club announced the Saturday Farmers Market will move to this section of downtown Redwood City. The blue lines show which streets will be closed to cars while it is open.
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The Redwood City Kiwanis Club announced the Saturday Farmers Market will move to this section of downtown Redwood City. The blue lines show which streets will be closed to cars while it is open.

Traffic Alert: Concrete Pouring Downtown Friday

As pre-construction of Redwood Tower continues, the City warns that traffic could be affected…
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Redwood City May Raise Water Rates

City government officials to consider new water and sewage fees.
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Breakthrough in Hunt for “Tank Park” History

The city had been seeking the public’s help for missing information about the tank in Mezes…
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Council Likely to Ban Styrofoam for the New Year

A public hearing is set for May 7, when a decision will be made.
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Mezes Park Closed Starting Monday for Renovations

The City says, major renovations are coming.
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UPDATE: Investigation Shows Dead Sharks Had Brain…

After sharks began washing up in a Redwood Shores lagoon four weeks ago, Department of Fish…
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Former Interim City Manager Bob Bell Is Here to Stay

The city council appointed Bell to the permanent city manager position Tuesday morning.
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Last Chance to See the 'Faces of Our Community' Before…

There are two opportunities left to see this impactful exhibition at the Gallery Annex…
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City Turns Green to Save Taxpayer Money

The city is using technology to make its government run cheaper and more efficiently.
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City Moves Virtual Neighborhood GoGoVerde “Nextdoor”

The virtual community “GoGoVerde” will shut down Sunday due to financial struggles.
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Redwood City Library Ranked #1 in Country!

The City made the happy announcement today.
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Dragon Theatre Holds Fashion Trunk Show in Advance of Grand…

The theater group, based out of Palo Alto for many years, will soon be moving to Redwood…
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'Eco-Friendly Fair' in Redwood City This Saturday

Food, vendor booths, raffle prizes, DIY workshops and more.
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SEIU Fights for Fewer Wage Concessions

City staff and councilmembers say SEIU’s reported numbers are incorrect.
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Developers Vying for Depot Circle Space

Twenty-five developers have put in a request for qualification to the city.
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Garbage Rates Likely to Increase 79 Cents a Month

The proposed increase would take effect immediately upon approval.
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City Considers 'Fats, Oils and Grease Control' Ordinance

Businesses could soon be held financially responsible for sewer back-ups and overflows and…
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Friday Night Concerts Saved by Businesses

After the state eliminated redevelopment agencies, future funding for the Music on the Square…
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Update on Downtown Construction & Parking

In the midst of Redwood City's massive construction boom, parking and mobility downtown is…
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Welcome to Shelbyville - in Redwood City

The Redwood City Library will screen the 'thought-provoking' documentary about a community…
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Police Dept. to Use New Software Program to Identify…

The software will reportedly help police track intersections in which collisions happen…
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Water, Sewer Rates Likely to Increase $4, $5 per Month

The city council will vote in May whether to raise water rates 12 percent and residential…
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