Angela Swartz

4 weeks ago | paloaltoonline.com | Angela Swartz

Stanford Medicine is preparing to expand its footprint in Redwood City with new specialty clinics adjacent to an existing outpatient clinic. The new facility is designed to enhance access to health care in a city it has served for more than 15 years. The new clinics, expected to be complete in late 2027, will occupy a nine-story, 227,700-square-foot facility, located at 550 Broadway. It will be Stanford’s first all-electric building.

1 month ago | almanacnews.com | Angela Swartz

As a renter, it may seem complicated to transition from using gas-powered devices to electric ones without the help of your landlord. But a panel of experts, including local green energy nonprofit Menlo Spark, joined together this week to share ways renters can invest in energy-efficient devices, which actually tend to be portable, allowing you to take them with you when you move.

1 month ago | rwcpulse.com | Angela Swartz

As a renter, it may seem complicated to transition from using gas-powered devices to electric ones without the help of your landlord. But a panel of experts, including local green energy nonprofit Menlo Spark, joined together this week to share ways renters can invest in energy-efficient devices, which actually tend to be portable, allowing you to take them with you when you move.

1 month ago | almanacnews.com | Angela Swartz

Sophia Kaushik, a 16-year-old Redwood City resident, is taking part in her first professional musical production, which kicks off Friday, May 16.  A sophomore at Sacred Heart Schools, Atherton, Kaushik, is performing in the 72-year-old San Francisco Lamplighters Music Theater’s take on the Gilbert & Sullivan opera “The Sorcerer.” She is part of an ensemble of five soprano singers. “I’m so thrilled and so excited,” she said on Thursday, May 15, about the upcoming performances.

1 month ago | paloaltoonline.com | Angela Swartz

With the recent demise of Joann Fabrics, Peninsula residents may be looking for alternatives to buy fabrics along with sewing and knitting supplies. Thankfully, there isn’t a shortage of locally owned, independent stores with similar offerings. The Six Fifty interviewed three of these business owners. Find a list of other shops on the Peninsula at the end of this article.