REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.— The numbers are in and the Port of Redwood City’s (Port) financials are shaping up to be better than expected. The Port received a mid-year financial report at its March 22 board meeting and learned that gross revenues were up by 13% when compared year over year, from $4.5 million to $5.1 million. […]
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