By Kate Snyder Redwood City continues to march toward filling out its stretch of El Camino Real. A recently approved residential development will bring 130 new apartments to the city’s Roosevelt neighborhood. The Redwood City Council voted in favor of the project during its Jan. 23 meeting, and the project developer, Premier Properties, is now […]
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