Allegedly Drugged Man Couldn't Get High Enough in Pacifica

Police say it took two hours to talk the man down from a 100-foot-tall tree.

Start Planning Now, South San Francisco: USPS Releases 2014 Holiday Shipping Deadlines

Dec. 25 will be here before you know it!

Friday's BART Ridership Ranks 3rd of All Time Thanks to Giants Parade

BART officials said the agency served 511,641 trips on Friday, short of the highest ridership day exactly two years earlier.

Fishing Vessel Runs Aground in Pacifica After Running Out of Fuel

The operator of the 28-foot-long vessel Giaconda called the Coast Guard’s San Francisco command center for help.

The Challenge of Non-Traditional Work Hours: Au Pair vs. Nanny

According to Cultural Care Au Pair's monthly parent poll, 43% responded that they or their spouse work non-traditional hours

Two Men Rob South San Francisco Resident at Knifepoint

Police say the man was filling up water bottles when the suspects demanded his money.

Daly City Man Who Robbed Bank Days After Getting Out of Jail Sentenced

Hugo Carranza, 66, pleaded no contest in August to robbery charges.

Calif. Initiative Would Prevent Police Agencies from Deporting Illegal Immigrants

Signature gathering has begun.

San Bruno Park School District Seeking New Superintendent

SBPSD Seeking New Superintendent

CHP Plans 80+ Distracted Driving Operations for New Campaign

They'll also be hosting more than 500 traffic safety presentations throughout the state.

Happy Hallowgreen!

The facts on America's scary waste habits on Halloween.

Comprehensive Dental Care for All Veterans in VA Health Care

Please sign and pass on http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/comprehensive-outpatient Thanks!

'Laggies' Director Lynn Shelton Hosting Special Q&A in San Francisco

Meet “Laggies” Director Lynn Shelton in the Bay Area this weekend.

It's Not Too Late to Share #ShelterPetLove for "Adopt-A-Dog" Month

October is “Adopt-A-Dog” Month and It's Not Too late!

Are You Going to the Giants Parade, South San Francisco?

The parade is scheduled to start at noon at Market and Steuart Streets and continue down Market Street to Civic Center Plaza. #SFGiants

San Mateo County Community College District, College of San Mateo to Pilot New Online Courses

As part of a pilot program, the schools will offer two general education courses online.

Get Ready for Some Rain, South San Francisco

Forecasters say rain is likely Oct. 31 in the Bay area. Is that a trick? Or a drought-relief treat?

San Francisco Giants Snatch World Series Crown from Kansas Royals

Game 7 Winner Went to the Amazing SF Giants for the third time in Five Years

San Mateo County Social Worker Accused of Having Sex with Teen Client

Sheriff’s officials said they are concerned about the possibility that other girls may have been victimized.

Alcohol Beverage Control Cracking Down on Underage Halloween Partiers

The efforts are especially important since Halloween is on a Friday.

State to Quarantine All Arriving from W. Africa who Had Contact with the Ebola-Infected

"Today we’re establishing a statewide, standard protocol requiring some level of quarantine for those at highest risk" -- Dr. Ron Chapman

SFO Expanding Its Service To China

The new service starts Dec. 16, airport officials said.

Bay Area Roads Consistently Mediocre for Nearly a Decade

A recent survey graded the 43,000 miles of streets and roads throughout the region.

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Silicon Valley's HIREvent

Free job fair in Santa Clara

County Still Needs Election Day Workers; Earn Up to $148

San Mateo County officials say they are still looking for election officers.

Daly City Resident Arrested for Multiple Drug Offenses in Sausalito

It was the attempted used of a fake credit card that tipped police off.

How Would YOU Improve Regional Transportation Near South San Francisco?

Caltrans wants to hear your ideas about how to improve transportation across regions in California.

Tuesday is Last Day to Request to Vote by Mail

If you're planning on voting by mail for the Nov. 4 election, you better get on it!

BE A WINNER!

Enter to win a copy of The College Bound Organizer

Remembering the Committee for the First Amendment Flying to Washington to Support 'Hollywood 19'

67 years ago this week Marsha Hunt went to Washington to fight HUAC. She is the last living Committee member who went on that flight.

HOST AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT!

Open your home to an international student -- monthly stipend provided!

The Alameda Artworks Annual Fall Open Studios a Benefit for Sacred Heart Community Service

Open Studios: Nov 1st & Nov 2nd, 2014 11:00am to 5:00pm

Farewell, 'Mr. Daly City'; Former Mayor Al Teglia Dies At 83

The son of Genoese immigrants, Teglia was born in Colma in 1931 and grew up in Daly City.

'Clean Team' to Again Take to Peninsula Streets

The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Activities League's "clean team" will begin again on Nov. 8.

Yummy! How to Roast the Perfect Pumpkin Seed

Adding a little spice to an autumn favorite.

Adda Clevenger Fall Chorus Concert

Adda Clevenger School Fall Chorus concert

SAN FRANCISCO MEN'S TENNIS TEAM CROWNED NATIONAL CHAMPIONS AT USTA LEAGUE ADULT 18 & OVER 3.5 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT

The San Francisco team defeated a team from Guayama, P.R., 3-2, in the championship match.

Evenflo Expands Harness Buckle Recall

The defect can cause the harness buckles on these seats to become difficult or impossible to unlatch.

Increased trust, decreased fear, in the doctor-patient relationship

“Just because doctors have to see every patient,” says Dr. Leana Wen, “doesn’t mean that patients have to see every doctor.”