Grand Jury Critiques SFO Noise Monitoring

San Mateo County Grand Jury report says county officials should revamp roundtable tasked with overseeing airport noise.

Week in Review: Parades and Fireworks

Take a look at what's been happening around town in this review of the week's top stories.

What's Closed on the Fourth of July

Here's a handy guide to what will be closed—and open—on Independence Day.

City Wants to Move Line 132 to Lawndale Boulevard

PG&E mulls sites for South San Francisco segment of gas pipeline.

Public Gives Feedback on Grand Boulevard

The Grand Boulevard Initiative, which will redevelop El Camino Real, includes 17 public agencies.

Compare: Supe Salaries in San Mateo County

With the district having recently negotiated a contract with a new schools chief, we compare superintendent salaries throughout the county.

Carbon Monoxide Detectors Required in Homes Beginning Friday

The alarms are believed to help curtail avoidable deaths and injury.

Water Line Replacement Construction to Begin

The Old Town Homeowners and Renters Association questioned the procedures of the Crystal Springs Pipeline No. 2 Replacement Project.

Redistricting Would Split City

Mayor Kevin Mullin urges the Redistricting Commission to keep South City together in a legislative district.

City Council EXPRESS: Budget Night

The wonder of Twitter brings you Wednesday night's city council meeting at a glance.

Council Expected to Raise Sewer Rate

Five percent increase would fund improvements at Water Quality Control Plant.

City Taking Applications for Boards and Commissions

Registered South San Francisco voters can apply to fill vacancies on the city's boards and commissions.

County Files to Dismiss Case Alleging Voters' Rights Violations

The lawsuit in question alleges countywide elections discriminate against minority residents.

St. Vincent de Paul Society Will Move Facility to Linden Avenue

Supporters and detractors of the plan spoke at a city council meeting Wednesday night.

Council Issues Moratorium on Smoke Shops

Staff will draft a new zoning ordinance to regulate tobacco shops.

Council EXPRESS: Talking Tobacco Shops, Use Permits

The city council approved a 45-day moratorium on tobacco shops and the relocation of the St. Vincent de Paul Society at its Wednesday night meeting.

You Can Help Bay Area Health Departments Today

County medical personnel ask you to log on and fill out information they'd need if an infectious disease attack were to happen.

Local Pol Says He's a Missed Face of Diversity

Harbor Commissioner and South San Francisco resident Robert Bernardo says he was ignored in a media analysis of diversity in San Mateo County politics.

Sidewalk Office Hours with Assembly Member at Farmers Market

California Assembly Member Jerry Hill will be at the South San Francisco Farmers Market on Saturday to meet with constituents.

Community Remembers Lives Lost at Memorial Day Service

Veterans spoke of the importance of remembering fallen soldiers.

Week in Review: Golden Apples and Keys to the City

Check out the news you may have missed this week.

Doodle 4 Google Winner Gets Key to the City

Mayor Kevin Mullin awarded a key to the city to Matteo Lopez, 7, at Wednesday night's city council meeting.

Council Express: Keys, Compliments and Barbs

Wednesday night's city council meeting at a glance.

Photo of the Day: Vote!

AFSCME members voted today on their labor contract in the Municipal Services Building.

Pine Sworn in as County Supervisor

Dave Pine said support in San Carlos helped propel him to seat at supervisor dais.

Mayor Shares City's Accomplishments and Challenges

Today, Mayor Kevin Mullin addressed some of the past, present and future plans for the city of South San Francisco at a luncheon sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.

The Week Ahead: Council Votes on Labor Contracts

The city council and school board meet this week, among other stories coming up.

Question of the Week: What Do You Think of Schwarzenegger's Infidelity?

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger admitted he fathered a child outside of marriage.

Plan Aims To Fill Transit Gaps In Eastern South San Francisco

Residents are encouraged to fill out an online survey and attend a workshop.

Cyclists Got a Free Coffee Fix on Bike to Work Day

The Energizer station was at the corner of East Grand Avenue and Gateway Boulevard.

Council Prohibits Medical Marijuana Dispensaries

A recent outpouring of public opposition and drug incidents at El Camino High School persuaded council members to shift course.

Medical Pot Plan May Go Up in Smoke

Some council members are reconsidering approving a medical marijuana dispensary in South San Francisco after high school drug incidents.

San Carlos Mayor Omar Ahmad Dies

Ahmad suffered a heart attack and passed away Tuesday morning.

Photos: Counting the Election-Day Ballots

Results in the District 1 county supervisor race will come in after 8 p.m.

Last Day to Turn in Your Ballot in County Supervisor Race

The District 1 supervisor seat covers South San Francisco.

Osama Bin Laden is Dead, President Announces

According to major television networks most wanted world terrorist was killed by U.S. Forces.

New Downtown Parking Garage Opens

The garage has 254 parking spaces and will be free until the end of June.

Discouragement of Plastic Bags Now Official

The city approved details of a voluntary plan to reduce plastic bag use on Wednesday.

Modest Garbage Rate Hike Likely This Summer

Rate increase would amount to less than $1 per month for most South San Francisco residents.

Voting Centers Open for May 3 Election

Though it's a mail-in-only election, voters have options as to where to cast their ballots.