The 3.5-acre park overhaul, backed by $4.2 million in HUD Community Development Block Grant dollars, will replace decades-old amenities with a splash pad, pickleball courts, dog parks, and new community gathering spaces. Redwood City officials, federal representatives, and community stakeholders will gather Monday, March 16, at 3:30 p.m. to celebrate the formal groundbreaking of the […]
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