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‘Sorely needed’ growth will add jobs, revenue
- It’s not very common to have a growth spurt at 60, but that’s exactly what’s in store for Millbrae in the coming months.
- It’s not very common to have a growth spurt at 60, but that’s exactly what’s in store for Millbrae in the coming months.
Search ongoing for Mount Shasta hikers
- A 37-year-old personal trainer from Millbrae and his longtime friend from North Carolina, who have been missing since this weekend after an excursion to Mount Shasta, were on their first date at the 14,162-foot mountain in Northern California, the man’s sister said Monday.
- A 37-year-old personal trainer from Millbrae and his longtime friend from North Carolina, who have been missing since this weekend after an excursion to Mount Shasta, were on their first date at the 14,162-foot mountain in Northern California, the man’s sister said Monday.
Taggers beware, Millbrae warns
- The city has begun its war on vandalism and it is not just targeting the city’s youth.
- The city has begun its war on vandalism and it is not just targeting the city’s youth.
Tardy repairs add up to $3 million sum
- Five schools in the city sorely need nearly $3 million worth of overdue renovations, according to a new report.
Measure would reverse some school cuts
- Voters may catch a case of déjà vu on the Tuesday’s ballot.
Residents may foot revenue gap
- Residents may be asked to pay higher sales taxes or help fund fire services to offset an upcoming $800,000 deficit.
City to install cameras to net traffic violators
- A new set of eyes will soon be perched atop two major intersections, more than a year after city officials expected to install additional traffic cameras to catch red-light runners.
- A new set of eyes will soon be perched atop two major intersections, more than a year after city officials expected to install additional traffic cameras to catch red-light runners.
El Camino Real no longer used-car lot
- Local businesses, police and lawmakers have apparently thwarted a slew of illegal used-car sales activity that authorities said had plagued El Camino Real.
- Local businesses, police and lawmakers have apparently thwarted a slew of illegal used-car sales activity that authorities said had plagued El Camino Real.
Decade of mourning for slain officer’s kin
- The family of slain Millbrae police Officer David Chetcuti, who was killed in the line of duty, is struggling for closure 10 years after the shooting.
Site One hits big snag for a fifth time
- Millbrae’s mammoth $310 million project to create one of the largest entertainment sites on the Peninsula has come to a grinding halt.
- Millbrae’s mammoth $310 million project to create one of the largest entertainment sites on the Peninsula has come to a grinding halt.
Parents fighting for Millbrae parcel tax
- Julie Turner, like most Millbrae parents, said she figured last May’s parcel tax measure for the city’s cash-strapped school district was a lock to pass.Turner and other parents did not talk to voters, man phone banks or pass out fliers, assuming the community would support the measure. The city’s 11,500 voters, however, cast about 4,200 ballots and the measure failed by two percent. The district has since added to its budget cuts — now totaling $1.8 million during the past five years.
- Julie Turner, like most Millbrae parents, said she figured last May’s parcel tax measure for the city’s cash-strapped school district was a lock to pass.Turner and other parents did not talk to voters, man phone banks or pass out fliers, assuming the community would support the measure. The city’s 11,500 voters, however, cast about 4,200 ballots and the measure failed by two percent. The district has since added to its budget cuts — now totaling $1.8 million during the past five years.
City paying a premium for carbon offsets
- The same city that was the first in the county to ban Styrofoam became the second in the state Wednesday to begin voluntarily paying extra on its PG&E bills to help offset greenhouses gases.
Millbrae fields to get much-needed green
- Ed Musa and his two boys have become accustomed to twisting ankles and tripping on gopher holes while trying to play at Millbrae’s Spring Valley Elementary School fields.
