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Fire Station 16 San Carlos: A Gift to Our Awesome Firefighters

Fire Station 16 San Carlos: A Gift to Our Awesome Firefighters

After more than 60 years of service, the original Fire Station 16 in San Carlos has been replaced with a state-of-the-art facility at 1280 Alameda de las Pulgas, marking a major milestone in the city’s commitment to safety and sustainability. Sandy Frojelin summed it up best: “It is heartwarming to see our firefighters get a station to work out of that is inviting, welcoming, and modernized.”

San Carlos “Sticky Sidewalks” Due to Stressed Out Trees

San Carlos “Sticky Sidewalks” Due to Stressed Out Trees

Sticky sidewalks at Laurel Street: San Carlos city crews are stepping up efforts to tackle the sticky aftermath of a persistent aphid infestation downtown, as sidewalks at Laurel Street and San Carlos Avenue become increasingly sticky and challenging for pedestrians this time of the year. To settle some questions: the aphid infestation has little (or no relation at all) with the species of trees.

San Carlos Water Rates Just Shot Up

San Carlos Water Rates Just Shot Up

Water rates went up in San Carlos and people are not happy. Cal Water implemented a significant rate increase in 2024, aiming to boost its total revenue by $140.6 million. During the October 15, 2024 City Council meeting, San Carlos Mayor John Dugan said he felt blindsided by the rate hikes.

This Weekend: New Restaurants and Sad Closures at Laurel Street

This Weekend: New Restaurants and Sad Closures at Laurel Street

In recent months, San Carlos has said goodbye to some of the most beloved shops and restaurants on Laurel Street. On the bright side, Esnaf Turkish Restaurant has finally opened, and we are welcoming more new restaurants in the coming months: Highlands Sports Bar & Grill, Elia Greek Restaurant, Bistro Mitte German Restaurant, and Impasto Pizzeria.

Biden and Xi’s Exclusive Meeting at the Filoli Gardens

Biden and Xi’s Exclusive Meeting at the Filoli Gardens

This week on Wednesday, Filoli took on a more significant role as top aides to President Biden worked diligently with Chinese officials to arrange a diplomatic summit between President Biden and President Xi Jinping of China – the first face-to-face meeting of the two leaders after nearly a year of high-level negotiations.