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Armed Robbery- Suspects in Custody
On 6-30-09 at approximately 1:45am, an armed robbery occurred in the parking lot of Jack-in-the-Box, located at 1100 El Camino Real in San Carlos.
Belmont Library could get solar panels on roof
The city library may be receiving a hot new item: solar panels. The City Council tonight will discuss a proposal to install solar panels on the roof of the 20,040-square-foot library, 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas.
Protesters' vigil honors slain Iranian woman
Nasser Sharif fled his home country of Iran to save his life, he says. In 1982, the Long Beach resident was a first-year college student and member of a student group demonstrating against the regime of Ayatollah Khomeini.
West Sacramento burglary suspect charged with Bay Area murder
A 21-year-old transient, arrested on June 4, in West Sacramento after allegedly burglarizing a home, has been re-arrested on suspicion of murder in Belmont.
Report blasts supervisor appointment
Carole Groom should not have been appointed to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors in 2008, according to a civil grand jury report released yesterday.
Police call January and June sexual assaults in Belmont area unrelated
The two sexual assaults reported in Belmont Shore and Belmont Heights this year are unrelated, and the first report did not lead to criminal charges, authorities said Wednesday.
San Carlos woman sues Nestle over cookie dough
Jillian Collins said she suffered painful abdominal cramps, nausea and bloody diarrhea after eating chocolate-chip cookie dough in May.
Belmont man stuck in 'money pit'
Bill Silverfarb/Daily Journal Broderick Page stands in the driveway of his Belmont home that has cost him thousands of dollars in attorney fees in a dispute with a former landscaper.
Police Target SE Fresno Thieves
Fresno police released details on Thursday about a three-day operation in the southeast part of the city -- an operation aimed at thieves who are breaking into new homes that are unoccupied.
Carolyn Livengood: Belmont Library puts on book-sale fund-raiser
Friends of the Belmont Library is sponsoring a Super Book Sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on June 27 and from 1 to 5 p.m. on June 28 at the library, located at 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas.
Bay Area Iranians protest against the disputed presidential election
Demonstrators hold a picture of Mir-Hossein Mousavi, who ran in the Iranian presidential election against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, as they protest the Iranian election results and the Iranian government's handling of demonstrators in Iran, on the Stanford University campus on June 17, 2009.
Victim, 88, in Belmont burglary dies; prosecutors file homicide charges
The 88-year-old Belmont man who was violently attacked in a home invasion robbery earlier this month has died, police said.
Thomas Levinson/Daily Journal Michele McCracken, of San Mateo, pumps gas into her car at the Gas & Shop on Fourth Avenue in San Mateo on Monday.
Belmont councilman wants to upgrade sports complex
The Belmont City Council member who came under fire recently for refusing to vote on a parks ballot measure is proposing to use city redevelopment money to revitalize the Belmont Sports Complex.
Injury crash backs up southbound Highway 101
Traffic is heavy on southbound Highway 101 in Belmont this afternoon following an injury crash that briefly blocked three lanes, a California Highway Patrol officer said.
Mountain View hesitant to join high-speed rail consortium
Mountain View council members were split Tuesday on whether to join a group that lobbies for Peninsula cities' interests with the California High Speed Rail Authority.
Arrest near in brutal Belmont beating
Thomas Levinson/Daily Journal Residents in the quiet Belmont Heights neighborhood were relieved to hear a suspect was in custody following a home invasion robbery on the 2500 block of Hallmark Drive last week.
A suspect in the brutal mid-day home invasion robbery and beating that shook a quiet Belmont neighborhood just last week is in custody, police reported last night.
Back on the big screen 6 p.m. Friday / Eaton Plaza, Fresno and N streets / free / 621-2900 It's time to bring out the blankets and lawn chairs for opening night of Comcast Movies in the Park with the showing of "Kung Fu Panda." Movies are scheduled through September with themed nights occurring each month, featuring live music and special ...
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