Shelly Masur reaches out to Half Moon Bay business owners to convey plans for making San Mateo County more business friendly.
Half Moon Bay leaders discuss ethical duties required of public officials.
Post offices open late and several rallies planned in Bay Area.
Adoption of first-ever document designed to guide city's public officials in practicing ethical conduct.
If you can't make Tuesday's tax-filing deadline, you can request an automatic six-month extension.
City co-sponsors community event with Sheriff's Activities League on April 21.
First leg of high-speed train would be online within a decade.
Anna Eshoo’s top donors revealed.
Northern Sonoma and Mendocino counties weigh in on access to urgent medical care.
Alleges that lender poorly maintained its properties in African American and Latino neighborhoods in the Bay Area and across the country compared to predominantly white areas.
Have an opinion on what Caltrain riders need most? Applications are due Monday, April 30.
Part of $2.6 million package of identified needs prioritized for new fiscal year starting July 1.
Revised business plan brings first section of train to LA, reduces costs.
Resort also planned by Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.
San Mateo County allows residents to apply for a concealed weapons permit for “good cause.”
Conditions of Steve Flint's departure unknown.
Multiple protest groups coordinated parodies, sidewalk chants and rotating street parades to show their dissatisfaction with the presidential hopeful.
26 states and number of private groups claim that mandate exceeds Congress's authority to regulate interstate commerce.
Submitted bids to Half Moon Bay included proposals quoting lower hourly rate than that of newly hired firm, but city cites size and diverse staff of company as significant benefit.
The Coastside Youth Summit allowed students to present the Half Moon Bay City Council with possible solutions to issues facing teens.
Recent handout of pink slips and approval of ballot measure show just how dire funding situation has become at Cabrillo Unified, superintendent says.
Tax increase broached at Mar. 20 parking meeting by Half Moon Bay City councilmembers as strategy to generate revenue.
Half Moon Bay city leaders say that greater revenue is the answer, while residents counter that spending and fund allocation is the problem.
Standing-room only crowd speaks out strongly against bringing meters to Main Street.
San Francisco firm charging $4,000/month for services through June, with $60,000 in services to be requested for next fiscal year.
At Tuesday's special session, the Half Moon Bay City Council may decide on an hourly rate, as well as move forward with the process of selecting a parking meter vendor.
Event initiated in part as response to 2011 gang shootings in Half Moon Bay.
Shootings and stabbings which occurred from August to January should be looked at in greater context, authorities say.
Organizers hope to pressure city of Half Moon Bay to halt further action on issue.
Warning comes after whale and calf spotted in San Francisco Bay this week.
Yee, who is Half Moon Bay's (District 8) representative in the state Senate, has sponsored several pieces of environmental legislation.
Proposed 5-year capital improvement plan for Half Moon Bay also includes trails, sewers and drainage.
See the real deal tonight when an exhibit brings it down to earth.
Reaction to news that White House seeks to cut NOAA's program funding tsunami warning and preparedness.
Tell us whether you think the city should implement a paid parking program.
Some Directors think CalFire should stay, while others hope for reestablishing a stand-alone department.
The agreement aims to give a fresh start to inmates who often find it difficult to get a regular job after being incarcerated.
Related to alleged call for resignation of HMB Planning Director Steve Flint.
Residents and business owners invited to learn more and give feedback regarding proposal.
District attorney's office received several reports of alleged wrongdoing.