The guest at Thursday’s first “Brews and Views” speaking engagement of the year was Sandy Close, a revered San Francisco-based journalist whose work around the globe earned her a Mac…

You are not alone if you are wondering what Vinod Khosla could be thinking. In fact, it’s hard to even imagine what he thinks when he thinks of the unique bowl in the Pacific where t…

There was a man standing at the corner of Main Street and Kelly Avenue in downtown Half Moon Bay on Monday morning holding a homemade sign over his head. It read: “New Year’s Revolution.”

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.

A famous wit once said that 80 percent of success is just showing up. You can argue the percentage, but most of us would agree that being there is associated with being successful. T…

Robyn Dunlap listened patiently as four members of the Half Moon Bay City Council debated whether her new business represented an existential threat to the city’s downtown district.

This week, we devote considerable space to pending development on the coast. Our goal is to update readers on the status of projects that could shape the future of life on the coast.

This week, the rains came. Just in time for Thanksgiving.

This week, on the Community page of this newspaper, we are proud to present a poem written by Sophie Mateja titled simply, “Poem.” It deserves praise merely for its evocative languag…

The executive and judicial branches of the United States government appear to be engaged in quashing the American dream for close to 800,000 people. By extension, the government is r…

Opposing the provisions of Assembly Bill 849 is akin to opposing fair elections that encourage the participation of the entire community. Strangely, that is what some at Half Moon Ba…

Is this the new normal? Are we to spend all future falls ricocheting between power outage and fire? Are businesses expected to go dark for hours on end with little notice, over and o…

Where to begin?