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Dozens of queens, musicians, and performers processed down Main St. on Sunday to celebrate the Portagueese Holy Ghost Festival. Photo by Kyle Ludowitz/Review
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Dozens of queens, musicians, and performers processed down Main St. on Sunday to celebrate the Portagueese Holy Ghost Festival. Photo by Kyle Ludowitz/Review
The remaining members of the homeless encampment behind Safeway packed their belongings early this morning for the official eviction day. Clea…
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About a dozen service providers gathered behind Half Moon Bay’s Safeway on Monday in a final…
The United American Bank location in Strawflower Village may close after Heritage Bank of Co…
Next Wednesday, the San Mateo County Human Services Agency will partner with Supervisor Warr…
The Half Moon Bay Dunkin’ Donuts franchise faces a $33,000 fine after a previous general man…
If you’ve lived around the coast long enough, you probably know Henry Morris’s work, even th…
Beginning at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, a dozen service providers from the Coastside and the great…
If the Half Moon Bay beaches look a little cleaner this weekend, you might want to thank are…
Mariachi Media Luna students from Half Moon Bay’s Ayudando Latinos A Soñar cultural arts pro…
Thousands gathered at the Half Moon Bay Airport on Sunday for the 28th annual Pacific Coast …
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A human femur bone found by a beachgoer in December 2017 has been identified as belonging to…
About 180 volunteers visited Half Moon Bay State Beach for the California State Parks Founda…
UPDATED 11:42 a.m.: A driver whose vehicle went over the cliff near Montara State Beach just…
San Mateo County voters have two choices for their sheriff in the upcoming June election: cu…
At the end of March, 6-year-old Coastsider Joaquin Lopez donated bone marrow to his 9-year-o…
Traffic, aesthetics, safety and demands on utilities were all concerns brought up by the com…
The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District has been discussing plans to make the popular …
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man suspected of driving under the influenc…
The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 28-year-old El Granada man in connectio…
There’s a new ball game in Half Moon Bay as the Junior Giants are set to storm Smith Field this summer.
Driving to a distant vacation takes a lot more time than flying but provides many more subjects for a humor column than my usual carping about airline boarding procedures.
The Half Moon Bay Review’s Readers Choice for Favorite Coastside Artist, January Hooker, is …
See the African savannah spring to life as Simba, Rafiki and an unforgettable cast of charac…
What happens when you take two teachers from the coast, add a band director from a school ov…
When painting a coastal landscape, Pete Collom always adds a bit of an edge. While many ocea…
Three friends have set out on a creative journey that involves showing their work while carv…
In 2014, news of a major drug bust in Pescadero provided an inspirational spark for filmmake…
An exhibition of photographs by twelve members of the Peninsula Camera Club is up next at th…
Although Dan’s Motel is long gone, demolished in the name of progress, the legacy of the som…
This week Laura McHugh and Eileen P. Goldenberg will take Coastal Arts League patrons on a j…
There’s no doubt about it, El Granada Elementary School’s got talent, and eager students set…
After over 20 years on Main Street, the Garden Gallery is set to permanently close its doors.
The latest exhibit at Coastal Arts League aims to join together mediums in a most unexpected way.
A newly developed drama class has begun at Half Moon Bay High School and the reviews are in.…
Rising country music star Nick Tyrrel didn’t set out to be a trending singer and songwriter.…
Last weekend marked opening night for Coastal Repertory Theatre’s rendition of “Sense and Se…
Thursday nights are when you’ll find her, plucking her harp strings as harried humans hurry …
This summer, the saga of Wagner’s Ring will unfold across the stage at the San Francisco Ope…
This is the year for local children’s theater programs to reinvent themselves. Both the Youn…
A delightful adaption of Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility” is set to unfold across the s…
Growing up in Cuba, Luis Rojas loved music — so much so that when he went on to university i…
Changes are coming to Harbor Village in Princeton and, if you’re a fan of craft beer, unique…
After 28 years on the Coastside, Elegant Cheese Cakes has since packed up its flour, sugar a…
After a number of successful food ventures throughout California, Inshou Japanese Cuisine ha…
Tucked into a tiny industrial warehouse, Ulli and Caesar Bisono never expected their humble …
After Toque Blanche closed its doors in September, long-time manager of the kitchenware main…
Everyone had a great time at the Half Moon Bay Brewing Co. Brew Fest in Princeton on Saturda…
Last week local business owner Charles Nelson announced that fine cookware store Toque Blanc…
This year’s logo for the Half Moon Bay Art and Pumpkin Festival has been unveiled, and it re…
Pizza might seem like a hot and heavy meal made for winter tables, but home cooks can go lig…
Add a splash of yellow, green and peach to your red, white and blue Fourth of July celebrati…
Sweet Summer Salsa is a great complement to everything that comes off the grill. Photo court…
Even from a young age, Moss Beach resident Richard Wood knew he had a taste for the culinary…
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Pilarcitos High School students concentrate on science on Fridays, and for some that means “…
Coastsiders got a taste of the soon-to-be-opened Spangler’s Market at 401 Avenue Alhambra la…
The once-yellow caboose in Shoreline Station is now maroon, as the Coastside landmark become…
Behind the counter of Ursula Schnyder’s new chocolate shop Sweet55 hangs a black-and-white p…
As anyone south of the Mason-Dixon Line can tell you, black-eyed peas are a completely neces…
When Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society owner Pete Douglas died two and a half years ago, h…
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