I’ve been getting a number of emails from people, as a result of the Council adopting a moratorium on new firearm stores in San Carlos,
I thought there might be some interest in the statistics of the people who addressed the Council during public comment on the gun store moratorium.
Here is the text of what I said last night before casting my vote to impose a moratorium on the opening of any new store
Last night the San Carlos City Council adopted, on a 4 to 1 vote, a moratorium on the opening of any new store selling firearms
Because I’ve been getting a lot of questions about what the City can or cannot do regarding the proposed new gun store, I thought it
This is an op ed I wrote for the San Mateo Daily Journal. It was published on March 24, 2017. Is it a crime to
This op ed was published on September 19, 2016 in the San Mateo Daily Journal. If, like me, you think the Council should endorse Prop
At tonight’s City Council meeting I asked my colleagues to consider endorsing Proposition 63, Safety for All, a statewide ballot initiative that aims to put
Sign the petition: https://www.change.org/p/san-carlos-city-council-stand-up-against-unfair-sidewalk-repair-costs?recruiter=176010379 Cities used to repair sidewalks out of their own budget. But years ago the California Legislature gave cities the option of
Traffic in San Carlos, and particularly the way people drive, is a frequent subject of emails I get from constituents. Many contact me, or city
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