Week In Review, April 3-9: Seismic Safety, Dog Park Upgrades and Plea Bargains

Sunday, April 3

: Skyline student Candace Jalilie, 21, fixes classic cars then takes them cruising.

Monday, April 4

: A dust-up over delays in improvements to San Bruno’s dog park has resulted in the city vowing to make nighttime lighting a priority.

: Eleven new permits were approved for repairs to fire-damaged homes.

Tuesday, April 5

: Serra and Menlo School appear to be neck and neck atop local landscape; Half Moon Bay and Capuchino are among early surprises in stop-and-go start to season.

: U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier prods the CPUC to consider safety pipeline proposals.

: Residents and officials from near and far gave commissioners from the CPUC a mouthful today, imploring state regulators to put more pressure on PG&E to make its pipelines safe.

Wednesday, April 6

: Plea deals mean two perps will get no more than two years in state prison.

: Parkside eighth-grader Alexander Davis has a passion for technology.

Thursday, April 7

: The CPUC agreed to take public input on Rep. Jackie Speier's recommendations as part of its ongoing investigation into the Sept. 9 gas explosion and fire in the Crestmoor neighborhood.

Friday, April 8

: Students from the school's Latinos Unidos club organized a dance featuring music ranging from salsa to Reggaeton.

: Two San Bruno schools were among about 7,500 school projects listed on a statewide survey of seismically risky school buildings, according to a California Watch project.

Saturday, April 9

An event sponsored by the Sierra Club and Housing Leadership Council featured films on livable streets and a presentation on San Bruno's downtown plan, giving the city a glimpse of what San Bruno could be in the coming years.

: As a team leader, Jon Wild plays "just for the love of the game."