Burlingame and Hillsborough have one of the highest concentrations of Starbucks on the Peninsula.
How many babies got your name the year you were born? Explore our database of California baby names from 1910 to 2012.
A plane crash is not a death sentence. Find out all the things you can do to walk away from the wreckage.
Events will be held nearby in San Francisco, Mountain View and Redwood City.
The picture book is about steam engines and California history, as told through the story of a Watsonville company and its quarry in Aromas.
Announce a graduation, wedding, promotion or other accomplishments on Burlingame-Hillsborough Patch for free.
Take a look at what's happening in Burlingame and Hillsborough this week, and feel free to add your own events in the comments.
The Saturday event attracted more spectators and pets than ever before.
Don't miss the dogs, cats, birds--even alpacas--heading into town Saturday.
We are excited to announce that Burlingame Patch is becoming Burlingame-Hillsborough Patch, serving both communities.
Emergency officials gathered for a simulated plane crash drill.
Patch staff and readers chronicled Space Shuttle Endeavour's flyovers in the Bay Area and Los Angeles with articles, photos and videos. Check out our editors' picks of the best.
Residents gathered for the historic event at Burlingame's Bayfront Trail.
A trip to eBay.com can also serve as a trip down memory lane.
Burlingame residents gathered for an practice drill over the weekend.
Burlingame hosted its fifth Green Street Fair this weekend.
Take a look at what's happening in Burlingame this week, and feel free to add your own events in the comments.
The Burlingame City Council will discuss the potential future parking structure downtown.
Odd artifacts will again be on display this weekend.
The PSA held an open house at its new office Wednesday.
Don't be that guy (or girl) trying to open the doors to the library come Monday.
This Burlingame couple set out to write and illustrate a new kind of children’s book.
Take a look at what's happening in Burlingame this week, and feel free to add your own events in the comments.
The Peninsula Stroke Association brings its mission to Burlingame.
Visit a Mills-Peninsula healing garden.
On Monday Kaiser Permanente announced recipients of its grants ranging from $5,000 to $35,000 for community programs that improve health---in every way from obesity to violence. CORA and Shelter Network were among the recipients.
Inaugural "Giro di Pacifica" benefits Burlingame-based Parca, a group that aids San Mateo County residents living with developmental disabilities. Keynote Systems, a San Mateo tech firm, is co-sponsoring the event.
Despite the rise of digital communication, a new study shows talking still beats out texting as the preferred mode of social networking among teens.
In 2011, 16 people died on Caltrain tracks. Eleven of those deaths were determined to be suicides.
The Bay Area's annual event moves many out of cars and onto bikes.
Get out of the car and hop on a bike for the 18th annual Bike to Work Day.
Through May and early June, portions of California Drive will close for water main repair.
Board OKs spending $16.5 million on construction groundwork.
Don't miss your last chance to sign-up for this educational program.
Lots of great baby and kid gear for sale this Sunday at the 3rd annual Burlingame Mother's Club Flea.
Ronna Mandel discusses the love of words and language with Burlingame debut author Sandra V. Feder on La Cañada Flintridge Patch.
Check out what’s going on this week in Burlingame, and add your own events we might have missed.
Andrea Lo's online fundraising platform, Piggybackr.com, has helped local organizations like Burlingame-based First String, a non-profit volleyball program, raise money.
Having a pet is similar to having a child. It takes time to find the right person to care for your dog or cat, especially when they fall ill.
Our new feature lets you know about important upcoming deadlines.