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Sandwich residents worry about gas line
Most Sandwich residents who attended a National Grid open house Tuesday expressed concerns over the safety of a gas transmission main proposed for just north of Service Road.
14 hrs ago | SFGate
N. Calif. husband and wife charged with pimping
Authorities say a South San Francisco man and his wife have been charged with bringing women from the East Coast to a circuit of brothels across Northern California.
CPUC president Michael Peevey accepts safety award from union representing PG&E and that did not sit well with at least one San Bruno resident.
Central Valley man charged with Peninsula school burglary
A Central Valley man is charged with breaking into a San Bruno school where $40,000 in laptop computers were stolen in March after police found his blood there, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
Look, on Capitol Mall ...Superheroes 5K raises funds without phone booth in sight
Laura Lopez was taking pictures of the Vargas family dressed in full Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles costumes in front of the state Capitol on Sunday morning.
San Mateo County police reports
Someone reported that his downstairs neighbor may be sending prostitutes to his house on the 400 block of San Bruno Avenue West in San Bruno before 1:50 p.m. Thursday, June 13. Suspicious person.
Closing school has final celebration: Graduation marks last day for San Bruno's Crestmoor Elementary
Students in Crestmoor Elementary School's last fifth grade class took turns individually sharing lessons and thanking those who helped along the way Friday.
Sex offender to trial in fall for child harassment
A convicted sex offender once committed to a state hospital as a violent predator will stand trial in September for allegedly flashing a mother and child at a Christmas tree lot and later, while out on bail, reportedly harassing several San Bruno children.
San Bruno explosion: State regulatory attorney says he didn't quit PG&E case
Disputing a previous official explanation, a top regulatory attorney said Friday that he and two colleagues never asked to be taken off a legal team working to determine PG&E's role in the deadly 2010 San Bruno explosion.
San Bruno: Oakland men charged in $12,000 jewelry robbery outside Target store
Two Oakland men face armed robbery charges for allegedly using BB guns to take $12,000 in jewelry from a woman in a parking garage outside the Target store in San Bruno.
Call Kurtis Investigates: Who's Making Sure Limos Are Safe?
After two limo fires and our own investigation catching a driver breaking the law, we ask, who's keeping an eye on the industry? Lawmakers and people within the industry claim some companies are cutting corners and putting lives at risk because they can.
Mayor: Community at core of Millbrae's success
Millbrae has worked successfully to maintain a balanced, albeit lean, budget in recent years - a accomplishment that Mayor Gina Papan said was achieved through community support.
Fifteen Hospitalized After Muni Streetcar Rear Ends Muni Bus
The accident, which involved a 9L-San Bruno bus and the F-Market and Wharves streetcar, happened around 11 a.m. at Market and Sixth streets.
Alma Heights Christian Academy's top students reflect on high school
The top students at Alma Heights Christian Academy warmly reflect back on their high school years, or perhaps they are filled with memories about the great cookies the valedictorian baked.
19 hurt as Muni bus, trolley collide
An F-Line trolley and a 9L-San Bruno bus struck each other at 11:04 a.m. in the area of 6th and Market streets, said Paul Rose , a Muni spokesman.
Peninsula Continuation High School faces name change
On Thursday, the San Mateo Union High School District Board of Trustees will vote to close Peninsula High School starting July 31 and reopen the San Bruno campus as Peninsula Alternative High School, a school of choice, Aug. 1. Changing from a continuation to an alternative school won't create visible changes at Peninsula High this fall.
Mercury News editorial: PG&E secrecy, PUC complicity leave public in the dark
Last week brought yet more evidence that the California Legislature needs to remind the Public Utilities Commission that it works for the people.
Viewpoints: Heads should roll at PUC after litany of disasters, goofs and negligence
A refinery explosion earlier this year made Texas an easy target for regulatory mockery, but while many Californians have pointed wagging fingers due east, Texans could rightly wag right back at our own dyspeptic regulatory model of the fox watching the henhouse, the California Public Utilities Commission.
City of San Bruno Calls for $3.85 Billion Penalty Against PG&E for San Bruno Blast and Fire
San Francisco, CA, June 10, 2013 - The City of San Bruno filed its legal arguments with the California Public Utilities Commission to levy the maximum financial pre-tax fine and penalty of $3.85 billion against Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
High-Cost Rail Part 91 San Bruno Wall
Many on the Peninsula have fallen asleep on the issue of high-cost rail even though there are three active court cases going on right now.