Preserving 116-year-old Pacifica castle
The Mazza Castle has undergone significant repair and renovation since it was last sold in 1959.
Woman groped along walking trail in Half Moon Bay
Police say the woman was walking alone when a man on a bike grabbed her.
Inmate found dead in Redwood City jail
An inmate at a San Mateo County jail has reportedly died by suicide, officials say.
Cyclists demand answers after San Mateo County hit-and-run
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a hit-and-run crash in San Mateo County that seriously injured a cyclist.
East Palo Alto robotics team headed to world championship in Houston
To qualify for the championship, the ChurroBots were a part of a winning alliance at the FIRST Robotics Competition, Silicon Valley Regional last weekend.
Ride share driver who allegedly punched passenger at SFO charged with federal hate crime
A ride share driver accused of striking a rider in the face that he perceived to be Jewish or Israeli has been arrested and charged with a hate crime, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
San Mateo County correctional officer convicted of molesting child he used to babysit
A former San Mateo County Sheriff's Office jail correctional officer has been convicted of committing lewd acts on a child he used to babysit, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Mavericks rescue team trains for big surf
The Mavericks Rescue Team is a tight-knit group of eight volunteer locals sharing a passion for the ocean. They devote their time and energy to learning more about the best rescue practices in big surf.
California 'Waymo' bill aims to give cities more authority over self-driving car companies
California Senate Bill 915 proposes to empower cities to issue their own local permits for self-driving car companies.
Scott Peterson's new attorneys from Innocence Project seek DNA testing
Attorneys with the Los Angeles Innocence Project on Tuesday went before a San Mateo County judge, arguing for DNA testing to help prove Scott Peterson did not kill his pregnant wife.
Redwood City council meeting about ceasefire resolution draws hundreds
The City Council in Redwood City listened to pleas for and against a Gaza cease-fire resolution at Monday's meeting.
Mom of teen killed 'train surfing' on BART warns others not to tempt fate
Train surfing is a dangerous daredevil stunt of riding on top of a moving train, a risky trend floating around on social media.
Ebony alert activated for missing East Palo Alto woman
The California Highway Patrol has issued an Ebony alert for a missing East Palo Alto woman.
Judge rules in favor of a Safeway worker who was fired after trying to stop a shoplifter
A California judge has ruled in favor of a longtime Safeway employee who was fired after she attempted to stop a shoplifter from stealing more than $500 worth of groceries, her attorney said.
Surveillance video released after fatal East Palo Alto stabbing
East Palo Alto police released surveillance video on Tuesday hoping to find some leads to what became a fatal stabbing, the first homicide of the year.
CPUC clears path for Waymo robotaxi expansion to Peninsula and LA
Waymo's driverless taxis are a common sight on San Francisco streets, and now the company has received a green light to expand its robotaxi service.
Waymo expansion into San Mateo, Los Angeles counties gets approved
Waymo has won approval to expand its driverless taxi service into San Mateo and Los Angeles counties.
San Mateo County approves $5 million mobile mental health response program
San Mateo County says it’s also planning an outreach campaign that will let people know about the service and the hotline.
How Black community leaders helped East Palo Alto become a city 40 years ago
The East Palo Alto Citizens Committee on Incorporation formed in December 1979 to explore a path toward cityhood.
SF woman allegedly steals rental car, arrested for embezzlement
San Mateo County Sheriff Department arrested a San Francisco woman on Saturday after finding her driving a stolen rental car during a traffic stop.