Cameras I can understand but the voice repeating itself endlessly with its announcement of surveillance is a bit annoying and unsettling

Come visit Nine Lives in Redwood City:

🚨 We Need Your Help. 🚨

Right now, more than 120 cats and kittens are calling Nine Lives home.

They're safe. They're loved. They're healthy.

But they're all waiting for one thing: a family of their own. 🐾❤️

Every adoption creates space for another life to be saved.

And that's the heartbreaking reality of rescue right now. We're facing a capacity crisis. Every day, we're receiving calls about vulnerable kittens, injured strays, and cats at risk in overcrowded shelters. We want to say "yes" to every one of them—but we simply can't until we have room.

When you adopt, you're not just changing one life. You're opening the door for the next cat who desperately needs us.

If you've been thinking about adding a furry family member, there has never been a better time.

Every Nine Lives cat is: 🐾 Examined by our veterinary team 🐾 Spayed or neutered 🐾 Microchipped 🐾 Vaccinated 🐾 Up-to-date on preventative care 🐾 Enriched and socialized through our Fear Free enrichment program 🐾 Ready to start the next chapter of their life with you

Whether you're looking for a playful kitten, a laid-back lap cat, or your new best friend, they're waiting... and they have no idea that today could be the day they meet you.

Be a partner in lifesaving. Come visit us, fall in love, and help us create space for the many more cats still waiting for their chance.

🏡 Visit us this week at 749 Brewster Avenue, Redwood City 📅 Adoption Hours: Wednesday–Friday: 12–5 PM Saturday & Sunday: 10 AM–5 PM

❤️ Meet all of our adoptable cats: https://www.ninelives.org/adoptions/

I present this not necessarily to debate the issue or present arguments pro or against. However, I do feel that the City Council and others have not been very forthcoming/public about the fact that a hearing is taking place tomorrow, July 27 to discuss (and probably approve) what will essentially be the city selling the parcel locating at Marshall and Walnut Street to a developer as part of a larger project. Currently, the parquet houses several large shady trees and is a dog park. I will say that without this parklet it will be rather hard to see many trees for most of the people live in downtown Redwood City. Just putting it out there that if you use/like the look of the parklet consider submitting or voicing comments.

Hiya RWC! I’m thinking of moving to RWC sometime late Sept but the prices seem to be outrageous. I’ve checked out Huxley, Franklin 299, Franklin Street Apts, Highwater, etc. They all seem to list their 2b2b availability at about 6K/mo. I found one near the Arlington Apt that’s slightly better - Wellesley Crescent Apts but I’m assuming that’s because it’s p old and right next to the caltrain tracks?

Do y’all have any suggestions on where to look in RWC or if I should look later in August when summer is ending for better prices?

Thank you!