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A 17-year-old boy was arrested after allegedly driving while intoxicated and causing multiple hit-and-run collisions in San Mateo on Tuesday, according to police.
What began as a search for a place to get pregame shots up turned into a basketball business venture that brought Shoot 360, a high-tech basketball training franchise, to San Mateo County.
The Sequoia Union High School District will review instructional materials regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict as one of several actions it agreed to take in a settlement reached with concerned Jewish parents who alleged the district was a hostile learning environment for their students.
Ana Mata, Daily Journal staff
Daily Journal staff
A regional transit funding measure has cleared over 300,000 signatures, well over the threshold to qualify for the upcoming November election.
Foster City is cautiously optimistic it can avoid long-term structural operating deficits, however, capital improvement financing will likely cut into some of the city’s gains.
Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff
Daily Journal staff
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Menlo School baseball won a late-night thriller after Renner Barnett’s walk-off hit in the ninth inning lifted the Knights past Aptos 7-6 to a…
Menlo junior Henry Hauser likes to run from behind. A tactical middle-distance competitor, he generally likes to draft one runner. Maybe two.
Aliyah Scheller, San Mateo softball. The sophomore slugger got the Bearcats off to a good start in their quest to return to the CCS championsh…
The Capuchino softball team looked poised to return to the Central Coast Section finals for the second time in three years Tuesday night.
Nathan Mollat Daily Journal staff
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There was no discernible reason for it. On a sunny midweek morning in Burlingame, two young men were hard at work tidying up a sidewalk and ne…
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