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Traffic-bound sea lion could be ill
- A wayward juvenile sea lion who likely clambered out of a slough near San Carlos Airport and wandered into one of the city’s busiest intersections Tuesday may have been suffering from toxic-algae poisoning, an increasingly common problem among Bay Area marine life.
- A wayward juvenile sea lion who likely clambered out of a slough near San Carlos Airport and wandered into one of the city’s busiest intersections Tuesday may have been suffering from toxic-algae poisoning, an increasingly common problem among Bay Area marine life.
Sea lion put up a fight before rescue
- A 100-pound sea lion that made its way from a nearby slough to a busy San Carlos intersection during this morning’s commute “put up a bit of a fight” when officers attempted to rescue it from the road, San Carlos police Cmdr. Rich Cinfio said.
Natus completes acquisition of Excel-Tech
- San Carlos-based Natus Medical Inc. (BABY) has completed its approximately $63.5 million acquisition of Ontario, Canada-based Excel-Tech Ltd.
Natus resumes production and shipping at Seattle facility
- San Carlos-based biotech firm Natus Medical Inc. (BABY), has resumed all operations and shipping at its Olympic Medical manufacturing facility in Seattle, Washington.
SleepQuest moves HQ from Redwood City to San Carlos
- SleepQuest, an at-home sleep testing and apnea treatment firm, is moving its headquarters from Redwood City to San Carlos at 985 Industrial Road near Highway 101, the company announced Monday.
Carbon footprint inventory on San Carlos’ agenda
- San Carlos is trying to reduce its carbon footprint by launching a greenhouse gas emission inventory it hopes will inspire residents to do the same.
Pfizer and Nektar reach agreement on Exubera
- San Carlos-based Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR) has resolved a contract dispute with Pfizer Inc. (PFE) over its line of inhaled insulin products, the companies announced Tuesday.
San Carlos casts net for new businesses
- The first step in increasing the city’s sales-tax revenues will be to pick which businesses — from Abercrombie & Fitch to Zumiez — to lure into town, and which ones residents want most.
- The first step in increasing the city’s sales-tax revenues will be to pick which businesses — from Abercrombie & Fitch to Zumiez — to lure into town, and which ones residents want most.
Council approves first red-light camera
- Local red-light runners will face tougher enforcement once police determine the best spot to install the city’s first camera to fight the violation.
Disney raises antenna on Peninsula
- Throngs of preteen girls erupted in squeals when Radio Disney landed in town Sunday to announce its new local headquarters — and give away two tickets to see teen superstar Hannah Montana.
- Throngs of preteen girls erupted in squeals when Radio Disney landed in town Sunday to announce its new local headquarters — and give away two tickets to see teen superstar Hannah Montana.
Hopefuls aim to bring ‘guts’ to San Carlos
- The candidates in this fall’s race for two seats on the City Council are brimming with ideas for how to keep the city thriving and bring new enthusiasm and leadership to the dais.
San Carlos hopefuls have a lot in common
- Locals are guaranteed one new trustee on the San Carlos School District board this fall, with Eric Von der Porten stepping down and incumbent Tom Quiggle running against two challengers.
Rain, speed lead to accidents
- Light rain may have been a contributing factor in two accidents that occurred near Interstate Highway 280 on Tuesday, with heavy vehicles losing control at two Peninsula locations.
- Light rain may have been a contributing factor in two accidents that occurred near Interstate Highway 280 on Tuesday, with heavy vehicles losing control at two Peninsula locations.
