Economist: County’s Dynamism Will Pull It Out of Recession

In a presentation Wednesday, economist Dr. Jon Haveman said the Bay Area has a bright future despite some volatility.

Half Moon Bay Fish Go Hi-Tech

Community supported fishery debuts at Google. Unique partnership supports sustainable fishing, the environment and a strong local economy.

Downtown Design Plan Reveals New Possibilities

Community-driven process results in innovative plan and design standards.

MAVERICKS: Battle Emerges Between Clark, Ex-Wife

Big-wave veteran surfer challenges application for contest permit from Katherine Kelly Clark.

BARGAIN BITE: Artisan Pizza at Pasta Moon

Eat dinner at happy hour for big savings.

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: King Salmon Beauty

A rare catch from this month's Half Moon Bay commercial salmon season.

Mother's Club Selling Raffle Tickets at Farmer's Market

Proceeds will benefit replacement of play structure at Ocean View Park.

PHOTOS: World of Whimsy at Half to Have It

Take a peek inside the world of whimsy at the store's new location in Princeton.

Nurserymen's Exchange Files For Bankruptcy

The Half Moon Bay company will sell 28 acres and restructure in an effort to move forward.

Frugal Family: Coastside Deals

This week, enjoy deals on flowers, ice cream and a BBQ dinner.

Farinata Pizza Comes to Harbor Village

Italian chef puts a twist on traditional dishes made from scratch.

Over $20,000 Raised for Fireworks at Lobsterfest

The American Legion Post #474 and Sam's Chowder House teamed up to raise funds.

Rock the Block Celebrates Half Moon Bay and Buying Local

Big turnout of loyal locals last night at the annual block party.

Top Culinary Honors for Chef at Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay

Xavier Salomon recognized among company's cadre of chefs at hotels and resorts worldwide.

Temporary Halt Ordered to Construction Around Popular Oak Tree

"Granny" the tree is directly in the path of the Hetch Hetchy seismic upgrade project.

Equine Virus Outbreak Elicits Caution, Not Panic in Woodside

There have been no recent cutting horse events in Woodside, alleviating worries for horse owners.

UPDATE: Horses on Lockdown Following Virus Outbreak

No known cases reported in San Mateo County, but horses quarantined for several weeks.

Council Bans Foam Takeout Containers

Supporters cite impact on marine health, while hygiene is reason for not including prepackaged food containers.

Frugal Family: Coastside Deals

This week's deals include seafood chowder, pizza and books.

Change in the Air for Half Moon Bay Businesses

New businesses come to the Coastside, while others go.

May Reading Recommendations: Part II from Half Moon Bay Book Nooks

Favorite books for spring from your neighborhood bookworms.

New Wine Bar to Open in Pescadero

Housed in the Pescadero Country Store, The Mermaid Lounge was constructed with salvaged materials and will feature local wine and craft beer.

Keeping Spring Cleaning Green, Part Two

The next part of our Spring Cleaning series offers “new home” solutions for items we can’t seem to get rid of.

Great Escape: Coastside Edition

Get away and get in shape on a standup paddleboard.

HEAL Students Help Kick Off Half Moon Bay Farmers' Market

The youth program was just one of the growers who sold produce Saturday for the first day of the 2011 market in Half Moon Bay.

Celebrating Mom in Half Moon Bay and the Coastside

Not sure where to go to celebrate Mom in all her glory? Here's a few places on how you can keep it local.

Comics For Free?

Saturday is National Free Comic Book Day, and three stores on the Peninsula are participating.

Keeping Spring Cleaning Green: Recycling Odd Household Items

Part I of our two-part series on how to keep items laying around the house out of landfills, such as electronic gadgets, paint, light bulbs, CD jewel cases and batteries.

VIDEO: The Green Side of Dream Machines

Electric and Fuel Cell Cars show their stuff at this high octane event

May Reading Recommendations: Part One From Your Local Booksellers

Spring is in the air and local bookstores are buzzing about interesting new titles.

Slow Start for Commercial Salmon Season in Half Moon Bay

Conditions and cost of fuel deter commercial fishermen from going out and catching salmon, but a highly anticipated season promises to pick up.

Coastside Farmers' Markets Open This Week

Pacifica will open on May 4 and Half Moon Bay will open on May 7.

Small Crowd Gathers to Watch Royal Wedding at Cameron's

Nursing cups of tea and coffee, about two dozen people from around the Bay Area gathered in Half Moon Bay to watch Prince William and Kate Middleton say "I do."

An Invitation to Watch the Royal Wedding at Cameron's

Always up for fun, Cameron's Restaurant and Inn in Half Moon Bay plans to stay open and serve tea and crumpets to those who'd like to watch the ceremony at 3 a.m.

Harbor Village Gives Back to Coastside Community and Beyond

Easter Celebration raises awareness and funds for local and global causes.

More than 20,000 Jobs Lost Throughout San Mateo County Since 2007

About 22,000 jobs were lost, especially in manufacturing and professional services, according to an independent report released today.

VIDEO: Chocolate, Olive Oil, Culinary Lavender: Artisan Foods at LaPiazza

On Saturday, regional and small-scale producers showcased their products at LaPiazza at an event organized by Toque Blanche in Half Moon Bay.

Lemos Farm Horse: Coat of Many Colors Painted for Easter

The Lemos Farm horse on Highway 92 that greets drivers coming in to Half Moon Bay is repainted every month.

On Local Fishing Boat, Cupertino Girl Lands 26-Pound Salmon

After a slow start, the recreational salmon fishing season is seeing lots of action.

PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Great Catches in Pescadero

Captain Tom Mattusch of the Huli Cat sends in a photo of two salmon caught off his boat on Wednesday.