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Green-lit project to bring green to city
- A once-controversial project that will bring hundreds of new residents and much-needed cash flow to the city of San Bruno has finally been given the stamp of approval nearly three years after it was first proposed.
Bank holdups may involve same perp
- Police are trying to determine whether a man who robbed a bank in downtown San Bruno late Monday morning is linked to other heists on the Peninsula.
- Police are trying to determine whether a man who robbed a bank in downtown San Bruno late Monday morning is linked to other heists on the Peninsula.
Electrical problem may have sparked morning house fire
- A fire in a house displaced one family on the same day that a blaze on San Bruno Mountain temporarily closed a middle school.
- A fire in a house displaced one family on the same day that a blaze on San Bruno Mountain temporarily closed a middle school.
Suspect in killings shot himself, police say
- The suspect in a double homicide who crashed his SUV after a high-speed chase with police may have shot himself with the same gun that was used in the killings, authorities said.
Crash claims life of 12-year-old cyclist
- A 12-year-old girl died Sunday after she rode her bicycle into a van in San Bruno last week, authorities said.
Girl rides bike into van, suffers serious injuries
- A 12-year-old girl who rode her bicycle into a van in San Bruno on Wednesday was under medical care in San Francisco after suffering severe injuries and head trauma, authorities said.
Chihuahuas unleash their speed in race for regional title
- The day before one of the biggest races of her life, Clarabelle slept.
- The day before one of the biggest races of her life, Clarabelle slept.
Prognosis improves for assaulted clerk
- An elderly San Bruno hotel clerk nearly stomped to death in March is now expected to survive and is currently speaking to investigators about his attack.
City purchasing land near base of mountain
- The city is patiently buying up land around the base of San Bruno Mountain in an effort to preserve open space.
‘Tailor made’ bill could protect district from cuts
- A Hail Mary bill that is making its way though the state Capitol could allow a Peninsula school district to avoid deep budget cuts next year by allowing it to essentially borrow its own money.
District charges forth on parcel tax
- As the San Bruno Park School District faces a $1.4 million cut in state funding next year, residents will likely be asked in November to raise their property taxes to help offset the shortage.
