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Sporting red shirts, masks and signs, Coastside teachers Ramon Macias and Ana Layva joined in on chants echoing down Main Street on Monday: “What do we want? A contract. When do we want it? Now.”
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Sporting red shirts, masks and signs, Coastside teachers Ramon Macias and Ana Layva joined in on chants echoing down Main Street on Monday: “What do we want? A contract. When do we want it? Now.”
Odwalla has run out of juice. The once-ubiquitous drink company that was based in Half Moon Bay for a time has been shuttered by Coca-Cola, ac…
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Porfirio Mendez first came to California when he was a teenager. He left his hometown in Oaxaca, Mexico, and arrived in Stockton to stay with friends. After meeting the love of his life, Marga…
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Last week, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution affir…
Farmers on the Coastside and across the state are feeling the effects of the COVID-19 pandem…
While many government agencies in San Mateo County are grappling with immediate budget defic…
Many have wondered what will become of the long-standing vacant lot that was once a gas stat…
After years of uncertainty, Seton Medical Center and its sister skilled nursing facility Set…
The city of Half Moon Bay is adjusting some of the fees it charges residents and visitors fo…
Amid calls to defund and reform police departments, cities from Seattle to Denver to Oakland…
One of Half Moon Bay’s largest employers has continued to operate during the county’s shelte…
After Minneapolis resident George Floyd was killed by police late last month, people across …
Pescadero’s middle and high school campus has been without clean drinking water for nearly t…
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An overturned boat washed ashore at Francis State Beach on Sunday afternoon. The incident ca…
Coastside residents, including some from the local surfing community, have organized a peace…
Coastsiders looking to escape the heat this summer won’t find any relief at a familiar South…
Like virtually all businesses, martial arts schools on the Coastside have had to adapt policies and restructure business models because of the coronavirus pandemic. Martial arts tend to involve a lot of interaction and physical contact, so the change has been dramatic for some.
Former presidential candidate and U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell of California pays a virtual visit to the Coastside on Monday as Brews and Views goes remote.
Half Moon Bay High School’s art students can now say their work was exhibited in the Coastal…
For Purvi Jejurkar, the Pagrav Dance Studio artistic director, dancing has provided a spirit…
It’s no secret the recent outbreak of coronavirus cases has caused major changes around the …
For Bay Area-based author Janet Dawson, writing mysteries is a lesson in problem-solving, bo…
The first time A.J. DeMello saw a major stand-up comedy set, he thought he would never be ab…
Sometimes helpful knowledge comes from places one may least expect. That is one of many mess…
Comedy Sharks, the stand-up comedy show produced by local comedian Phil Griffiths, continues…
Mackenzie Melemed found his calling at a yard sale. Three-year-old Melemed was given a $1 ke…
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Upon first glance, “Couples Date Night” at the Mariners Church may not appear to be a partic…
Next week, the Half Moon Bay High School community will watch a film designed to shed light …
Though it took time for the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society to earn its reputation, Pete D…
Steve Bologna enjoys plays like this. He appreciates transcendent themes, relatable across g…
Depending on how you look at Krytzia Dabdoub’s artwork, you’re bound to notice something tha…
Kenny Garrett has played with some of the most talented musicians of his day. And he’s one t…
The Photographers Rendezvous is a monthly gathering in which both amateur and professional C…
The Odd Fellows Hall in Half Moon Bay hosts a night of traditional Scottish and Irish music …
With decades of collective jazz experience between the members, the South City Blues Band ha…
During these times of so much apprehension and uncertainty, it’s uplifting to experience a r…
Mel Vega was working hard last Sunday afternoon at the Moss Beach Distillery. Amid sanitizin…
Half Moon Bay’s downtown businesses are prepping for a new festival, and you don’t have to w…
Spread the word, please! ARK Grill on Main Street in Half Moon Bay has not yet been discover…
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