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What part of the newspaper do you usually read first? The headlines, sports pages or obituaries? The events in the Middle East have dominated the news, so it’s hard to

This summer, I visited many businesses along Broadway in Burlingame to ask if they would display a flyer promoting an environmental startup. Around that time, I had also started working

Our county is a little bit safer, or it will be soon, because of a relatively minor expenditure authorized by the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors last month.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday appointed Supervisor Don Horsley as board president for the upcoming year.

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday appointed Supervisor Don Horsley as board president for the upcoming year.

Various Bay Area cities will be kicking off Pride Month next week with flag raising ceremonies the morning of June 1. Other municipalities will follow suit on subsequent days of the month.

San Mateo County announced Thursday it will open vaccine eligibility to the next phase of residents starting Feb. 22. That includes first responders, food and agriculture workers and teachers and child care providers. The decision comes after the county had previously said it would stick to vaccinating just residents 65 and older — in addition to health care workers and long-term care residents — because of high death rates among the older population. The county has now reversed that ...

"We are at such a juncture in this pandemic," Mueller said. Allowing people to stay distanced while dining outdoors will remain important as the pandemic continues, he said. The council tentatively rescheduled its discussion of reopening the street to Feb. 23, just before the closure is set to expire. San Mateo County to award $1.5 million in grants to learning hubs for underserved students The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approved $1.5 million to fund local "learning hubs" for studen...