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South San Francisco considers new taxes, fees
Officials want to shore up the city's general fund through new taxes and fees. This week, the City Council agreed to consider putting a measure that would increase the hotel tax to 10 percent on the November ballot.
Pacifica golf course, parks to use recycled water
A local water treatment plant will soon be piping 50 million gallons of treated, recycled water to the Sharp Park Golf Course and other sites in Pacifica thanks to a $2.2 million grant from the federal government.
Safe and sane fireworks sales debated
There are still a few cities in the Bay Area that sell safe and sane fireworks. But even there, the debate over safety continues.
T.G.I. Friday's set to reopen at Cupertino Square site July 13
After seven months, T.G.I Friday's is reopening at its former Cupertino location, but the new managers say the remodeled restaurant will have a lot more flair.
Heather Murtagh/Daily Journal Sehrish Aslam, left, and Assad Aslam purchase fireworks benefiting Camp Saint Andrews, which helps lower the cost for children to attend a one-week camp in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Even in a city known for dazzling peaks and sweeping views, Mount Davidson, San Francisco's highest hill, stands out, soaring above San Francisco at 938 feet.
Only a Dozen Cities to Allow Fireworks
Fireworks may be a Fourth of July tradition, but only a handful of Bay Area cities are permiting them this year in response to public safety concerns.
Residents bemoan fireworks policies
The Fourth of July is no picnic for the local police. "In past years it's been like a war zone in some parts of our town," said Pacifica police Capt.
'Safe and sane' fireworks legal only in a dozen Bay Area cities this Fourth
This year, the question of whether or not legal fireworks should be permitted on the Fourth of July again sparked considerable debate in some California cities, and on Monday the governor threw his own two cents into the flame.
Central County Fire Department seeks independence
Firefighters ignited hay and wood pallets in the rear bedroom of an abandoned Roblar Avenue home.
District's outlook grim for next year
Scott Laurence, the new superintendent of the San Mateo Union High School District, was given grim news at his first board meeting last night - the district faces a $3.5 million shortfall in next year's budget which may lead to layoffs.
Crowded classes, budget cuts squeezing out San Mateo County community college students
The San Mateo County Community College District has started to turn students away because of an ongoing enrollment surge coupled with deepening budget cuts.
The following is a timeline of the manhunt for the teens suspected of killing 47-year-old Joanne Witt.
Note, Rat Poison Found In Teens' Hotel Room
A suicide note, rat poison and marijuana were among the items found in a hotel room occupied by a teen couple suspected of killing the girl's mother.
Two El Dorado Hills teenagers are behind bars, awaiting trial for the stabbing death of 47-year-old Joanne Witt.
Man who was stabbed during suspected San Bruno robbery faces trial
A man who was stabbed multiple times while allegedly bungling a robbery attempt in San Bruno soon will head to trial, following a judge's decision that enough evidence exists to try him.
Suicide Note, Drugs Found In Teen Suspects' Hotel
New court documents show that drugs, poison and a suicide note were found in the San Francisco hotel room where two teens stayed after the girl's mother was found stabbed to death in her El Dorado Hills home, according to authorities.
A suspect is at large after leading the CHP on a high-speed chase on the Peninsula.
A man is still at large this morning after leading California Highway Patrol officers on a high-speed pursuit from southbound U.S. Highway 101 in Brisbane to a street in San Bruno where he fled on foot after crashing his vehicle late Sunday night, a CHP sergeant said.
Teen Accused Of Killing Mom Stays In Custody
A teenage girl charged in her mother's death will remain in custody after her first court hearing Monday.
Fire safety survives deep cuts
Thomas Levinson/Daily Journal Most fire departments in San Mateo County will avoid 'brownouts' this year despite deep cuts to their respective budgets.
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