Health officials assign level of COVID-19 risk to various Halloween activities
Public health officials have been advising against traditional trick-or-treating for Halloween this year, as it carries a “high risk for… … Keep Reading
One killed, two hospitalized after tree limb falls in Burlingame park
A person was killed and two others hospitalized after a large tree limb fell on them as they were picnicking… … Keep Reading
Arrest near ‘Back the Blue’ rally in Redwood City draws controversy
The forcible arrest of a woman near a “Back the Blue” rally in Redwood City on Friday for allegedly impeding… … Keep Reading
$195 to work at San Mateo County vote center on Nov. 3
Voter Center Volunteers are being sought to serve at 45 voter centers throughout San Mateo County from Oct. 31 through… … Keep Reading
Street Life Ministries fundraiser aims to feed homeless while supporting local restaurants
A new fundraising initiative by Street Life Ministries aims to feed homeless people amid plummeting food donations, while also helping… … Keep Reading
COVID-19: San Mateo County moves to less-restrictive tier
San Mateo County indoor restaurants, gyms, movie theaters and places of worship may now open, with modifications, due to the… … Keep Reading
PCE offers $250 bill credit to small businesses impacted by COVID-19
Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) is offering a $250 bill credit for up to 6,000 small businesses impacted by the COVID-19… … Keep Reading
Motorcylist thrown off San Mateo Bridge in fatal crash
A crash on the San Mateo/Hayward bridge Sunday caused fatal injuries to a motorcyclist who was ejected from his bike… … Keep Reading
Pet ducks that survived wildfires for 11 days up for adoption
Two pet ducks called “true survivors” of the CZU Lightning Complex fires are available for adoption, according to the Peninsula… … Keep Reading
Climate Magazine takes home 11 Press Club awards
Climate Magazine was honored with multiple prizes for writing and photography in the 43rd annual San Francisco Peninsula Press Club… … Keep Reading