Steve Mitrovich, the Superintendent of the San Carlos School District has resigned. Mark Olbert has written about it on his blog which you can read by clicking here.
If you read this blog often enough, you know that San Carlos is divided into six different Areas, which realtors use to more specifically define neighborhoods in a particular town. …
New Service to Help San Carlos Residents Cut Electric Bills and Carbon Footprint A new service was started in San Carlos last month to help local homeowners reduce their electric bills …
According to the San Mateo County Elections Office, Measure B has passed with 71.2% voting in favor of the measure., although the vote count is only semi-official. A supermajority, 2/3 …
By now you have probably heard of the impacting issues at most of the San Carlos elementary schools, with White Oaks taking the brunt of the impacting. A total of …
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The long-awaited announcement of Bianchini’s Market opening at 810 Laurel Street, San Carlos, has finally been confirmed. The store will open its doors to the public on Wednesday, April 29, …
Teachers, parents, and students of California’s first and oldest charter school will run from San Carlos to Sacramento to raise critically-needed funds and draw attention to the dismal state of …
At 12:29 am this morning the San Carlos City Council voted 4-1 to approve a negative declaration which will essentially pave the way for synthetic turf to be installed at …
San Carlos has an outstanding reputation among potential buyers. Anchored by outstanding schools, a family friendly community and a revitalized downtown, San Carlos receives high marks from potential buyers. However, …
