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Downtown San Mateo’s biggest event is coming this Sunday, which also happens to be the one local event that only features county-based artists.
Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff
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Downtown San Mateo’s biggest event is coming this Sunday, which also happens to be the one local event that only…
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A fiscal management vote by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday for the county to oversee the Sheriff’s Office spending turned into a debate over political motivations reminiscent of ongoing arguments and lawsuits regarding the scandal with the law enforcement agency’s leader.
Ana Mata, Daily Journal staff
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StarVista was one of the county’s top mental health contractors, providing services ranging from treatment centers to crisis hotlines, DUI classes, counseling centers and LGBTQ programs.
Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff
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Plans for a major redevelopment of North Crestview Park in San Carlos were tabled indefinitely by the City Council after a rare and protected plant species was found on-site and threw a wrench into already expensive and long-awaited plans.
Ana Mata, Daily Journal staff
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Two major energy-related bills authored by state Sen. Josh Becker, D-Menlo Park — one that would enable California’s participation in a regional western energy grid and another that would tackle energy affordability for ratepayers — were signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Holly Rusch, Daily Journal staff
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Maritime enthusiasts and interested community members are invited out to the Port of Redwood City for a day on the Bay to enjoy the water, games and last moments of warm weather on Oct. 4.
Ana Mata, Daily Journal staff
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The Aragon and Carlmont girls’ tennis teams met in Belmont Tuesday afternoon in a matchup of Peninsula Athletic League Bay Division heavyweights.
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Was fumbling the ball the best thing that could have happened to Woodside senior Daniel Torres?
Yianni Fitzgerald, San Mateo football. The senior running back still doesn’t see a lot of carries, but he had his best game of the season in t…
Since his football playing days came to a close, Tom Brady, the most successful quarterback in the history of the National Football League by …
One-hundred-and-seventy-five years ago, our state was the prize in an unjust war thats aim was to extend slavery beyond the plantations of the…
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