Nearly two years into working on a plan to address an influx of development interest in northeast San Carlos, city officials say a vision that speaks to the wants and
Rather than revise a list of historical resources developed in the early 1990s, San Carlos councilmembers decided now was not the right time to spend the money and staff time
San Carlos councilmembers are closer to solidifying objective design standards meant to streamline residential development but left public concerns for the development of large homes, referred to as McMansions, largely
A year after the slaying of San Carlos resident and mother of two, Karina Castro, the city reflected on the progress its partner, Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse, has made to
San Carlos councilmembers sent the Sobrato Family Foundation back to the negotiation table after arguing the benefits they’ve offered in exchange for approval of a life science development was insufficient.