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HALF MOON BAY, Calif.
Local gets call to join surfing superstars at big-wave contest
- As 30- to 40-foot mountains of moving water charged across the North Pacific on Friday, big-wave surfer Ion Banner was trying to think about something - anything - else.
- As 30- to 40-foot mountains of moving water charged across the North Pacific on Friday, big-wave surfer Ion Banner was trying to think about something - anything - else.
Half Moon Bay readies appeal of $36M verdict
- Half Moon Bay officials plan to appeal a $36.8 million judgment threatening to cripple city services, Mayor Bonnie McClung announced at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
Fog stymies search efforts for missing crab fishermen
- The same fog that blanketed the Peninsula for much of Wednesday sank search efforts for two crab fisherman possibly lost at sea more than three miles from Pillar Point Harbor after the pair ignored weather and surf warnings the day before.
Ruling against Half Moon Bay adds to financial woes
- A yearslong legal battle that culminated last week in a $36 million federal ruling against the city had already dealt heavy blows to the city’s budget over the last two years.
Half Moon Bay ordered to pay $36.8M
- The city was dealt a heavy legal blow this week after a federal judge ordered it to pay nearly $36.8 million in damages to a property owner for an 83-unit subdivision that never came to fruition, officials announced Thursday.
- The city was dealt a heavy legal blow this week after a federal judge ordered it to pay nearly $36.8 million in damages to a property owner for an 83-unit subdivision that never came to fruition, officials announced Thursday.
Plea deal offered to director charged with soliciting sex
- The Half Moon Bay charity director caught in a sting operation and charged with soliciting sex from a job seeker will be heading to trial early next year, a San Mateo County judge ruled Wednesday.
Football series has hazy future
- After apologies from his counterparts in Half Moon Bay, Sequoia Union High School District Superintendent Pat Gemma said he is hopeful football teams from his district will play on the coast again, but much of that future rides on the investigation into violence and racial slurs stemming from a football game on Nov. 2.
- After apologies from his counterparts in Half Moon Bay, Sequoia Union High School District Superintendent Pat Gemma said he is hopeful football teams from his district will play on the coast again, but much of that future rides on the investigation into violence and racial slurs stemming from a football game on Nov. 2.
Meth addict guilty of Half Moon Bay slaying
- A self-described methamphetamine addict who fatally struck a motorcyclist with his truck south of Half Moon Bay was found guilty of second-degree murder by a San Mateo County jury Thursday.
Welcome to the coast, Peet’s
- Months after residents were up in arms over a Peet’s Coffee and Tea taking over a spot left by a longtime coffee shop, the city officially welcomed the java giant into its borders Wednesday.
- Months after residents were up in arms over a Peet’s Coffee and Tea taking over a spot left by a longtime coffee shop, the city officially welcomed the java giant into its borders Wednesday.
Charity chief charged in sex scandal
- Authorities said a Half Moon Bay charity director caught in a sting operation and charged with offering a job-seeker $500 for sex has faced similar accusations in the past.
Michael Marley
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