San Mateo County leaders have launched a new initiative to remove more guns from the hands of felons, stalkers and others prohibited from possessing firearms.
The new San Mateo County Gun Violence Prevention Program, announced on Wednesday by a collective of elected and civil leaders, will work to both remove firearms from prohibited people and expedite firearm restraining order applications.
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