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San Carlos gears up for curbside food composting
- San Carlos resident Pat Potter couldn’t stand the thought of throwing her watermelon rinds and coffee grains into the trash.
- San Carlos resident Pat Potter couldn’t stand the thought of throwing her watermelon rinds and coffee grains into the trash.
Kelly-Moore pays for overcharges
- National paint chain store Kelly-Moore, based in San Carlos, agreed to pay $568,000 in civil penalties after the company was found to have charged customers more than the posted price for items at its stores.
Pilot flies chopper ‘like a magic carpet’
- Soaring hundreds of feet above San Carlos in an aerobatic helicopter, my feet are where my head should be, and my stomach is somewhere near my feet.
- Soaring hundreds of feet above San Carlos in an aerobatic helicopter, my feet are where my head should be, and my stomach is somewhere near my feet.
Pitbull attack fetches attention
- A vicious attack by two pitbulls just inches from a1-year-old child severely injured an Australian Shepherd mix puppy and has police hunting for the dogs’ owner, according to the injured dog’s owner.
- A vicious attack by two pitbulls just inches from a1-year-old child severely injured an Australian Shepherd mix puppy and has police hunting for the dogs’ owner, according to the injured dog’s owner.
‘Dire financial situation’ results in reductions to police benefits
- The usually safe streets of San Carlos could see a rise in crime as a result of recent reductions to police retirement benefits, according to the city’s finest.
San Carlos police escape staff reductions — for now
- The Police Department appears to have survived sweeping cuts to city programs and services, but officers may very well be yanked from the force in coming years, city officials said.
- The Police Department appears to have survived sweeping cuts to city programs and services, but officers may very well be yanked from the force in coming years, city officials said.
Worker accused in metal theft
- A San Carlos recycling center’s efforts to help police track down copper-wire thieves helped the company spot an alleged scammer on its own staff, police said.
San Carlos sharpens budget ax
- A long list of programs and services are on the chopping block after the city manager Thursday confirmed a deficit of more than $2.7 million for the coming year.
San Carlos says go, Speed Mayor, go!
- San Carlos Mayor Brad Lewis announced Tuesday he will not soon try out for the NASCAR circuit. At least not until he can keep from crashing.
Man’s grudge vanishes as blaze begins
- Eddie House says he has never been fond of the apartment complex he claims was built too close to his San Carlos home, but that didn’t stop him from dousing a fire that broke out there early Tuesday morning, possibly saving the lives of some of the building’s occupants.
- Eddie House says he has never been fond of the apartment complex he claims was built too close to his San Carlos home, but that didn’t stop him from dousing a fire that broke out there early Tuesday morning, possibly saving the lives of some of the building’s occupants.
San Carlos considering utility tax to halt growing deficit
- Voters could soon be asked to weigh in on a utility tax aimed at closing the city’s structural deficit, estimated at $3 million and growing.
Firm looks to reconnect Wi-Fi deal
- A competitive broadband provider is breathing new life into plans to launch a service providing public wireless Internet access across Silicon Valley and the Peninsula.
- A competitive broadband provider is breathing new life into plans to launch a service providing public wireless Internet access across Silicon Valley and the Peninsula.
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