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Critter Corner: Training a cat to 'stay': Start with microchip and tag
Meghan Eddy / Peninsula Humane Society Meet Guera, a 3-year-old, altered female Chihuahua mix.
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Police Blotter: Burlingame woman hasn't seen daughter in nine years, wanted to report her missing
A parking enforcement officer responded and verified the legitimacy of the signs.
Temporary fire station on hold: Burlingame, Millbrae had planned...
First Shot Therapy Completes Series A Funding
First Aid Shot Therapy said on Wednesday that it has completed a Series A financing round.
Ragazzi Continuo, the Ragazzi Boys Chorus alumni, had their concert last week, and now it's the turn of the current Ragazzi to celebrate the organization's 25th anniversary .
See something, say something': San Mateo County sheriff's deputies...
Bill Silverfarb/Daily Journal San Mateo County sheriff's deputies Sal Zuno and Brandon Hensel are transit officers for Caltrain who saved a suicidal man's life last week.
A recent San Mateo County human services agency survey reports that Pacifica has 150 homeless people, but I suspect the number is probably higher due to non-responders and others who fall through the statistical cracks.
Bay Area restaurant news: Sole Ristorante in San Mateo, Kings of Calamari in Monterey
Two Sicilians: Two of the chefs involved with Sapore Italiano in Burlingame have taken over a former San Mateo pizzeria and transformed it into the white-tablecoth Sole Ristorante Italiano.
The Seasoned Collector: Pleasanton antiques fair kicks off the outdoor show season
The Pleasanton Antiques and Collectibles Faire has been called an "antique lover's dream." It is a phrase I can relate to, since I've unearthed my share of treasures at this well-attended extravaganza that takes place twice a year, in May and October.
888 San Mateo Apartments at former Shen auto dealership taking shape
The new 155-unit complex known as 888 San Mateo Apartments is expected to be completed by the end of the year, and the union workers who are building the project will be honored at a special worker appreciation event today as the project starts to take shape.
Meet Legalization Nation at INTCHE in Burlingame This Saturday
You know who could use some medical marijuana education? The San Francisco peninsula, where it's seemingly nothing but dispensary bans from the San Francisco border to San Jose.
Formerly homeless mother of four settles into South City complex
The mother of four, who became homeless after her unemployment insurance ran out in fall of 2011, was one of 2,300 applicants who filled out the paperwork to live at 636 El Camino Real in South San Francisco.
Vagabond Inn Executive San Francisco Airport
This charming bay front inn is located in Burlingame, near San Francisco International Airport.
Intercede Executives to Discuss Authenticated Identity at NFC Solutions Summit 2013
Intercede , the producer of MyID A and a world leader in identity and credential management systems, today announced that the company's chief technology officer, Chris Edwards, and vice president of business development, Peter Cattaneo, will be presenting at the Smart Card Alliance's annual NFC Solutions Summit, on May 14 and 16 in Burlingame, ... (more)
Palo Alto Considers Bid on Landmark Post Office
The Palo Alto City Council is expected to vote Tuesday night on an offer to buy the city's historic downtown post office.
Sterling Bank & Trust expanding into Marin County and hiring lenders
Sterling Bank & Trust is expanding into Marin County, with plans to open a San Rafael branch by the end of summer.
Lucky Strike Farms ex-president Papazian dies
Movement expected to remain about the same. Trading moderate. Prices 36s and 40s lower, others generally unchanged.
San Mateo County police reports
A woman in possession of drug paraphernalia was found on the train tracks on Broadway and California Drive in Burlingame before 4:47 p.m. Monday, May 6. Burglary.
Second workshop set for downtown Burlingame plan
Bringing the Burlingame Downtown Specific Plan to life requires input from residents - which city officials are seeking during a second community meeting Wednesday, May 22.
10 Ways to Discourage Pests in Burlingame and Hillsborough
Eating and playing outdoors this time of year are two of life's great pleasures.