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Tamara Barak Aparton
Day of sports a special event
- With a mighty heave, Patrick Wills launched his shot put through the air and soaked in the cheers from delighted spectators.
- With a mighty heave, Patrick Wills launched his shot put through the air and soaked in the cheers from delighted spectators.
Child traumatized, lawsuit says
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
- The parents of a fourth-grader are suing multiple county agencies, claiming that sheriff’s deputies interrogated and traumatized their son after school officials accused him of making violent threats days after the Virginia Tech massacre.
Woman stands by man accused of killing her dog
- The case against a man accused of kicking his girlfriend’s dog to death has bite behind the bark, prosecutors say.
Partygoers plead not guilty to attack
- An elderly hotel clerk nearly stomped to death in March has been discharged from the hospital as his two suspected attackers pleaded not guilty to the bloody assault Wednesday.
Auto-body worker accused of fourth sexual assault
- An alleged serial rapist who prosecutors believe is responsible for a string of attacks in northern San Mateo County is now facing charges involving a fourth victim, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Revised bond terms given the green light
- An unusual plan to change the terms of a nearly $300 million school bond without voter approval was given the go-ahead by county supervisors Tuesday.
Trial to begin for men accused of fatal bar shooting
- More than two years after half a dozen patrons were shot in a crowded Redwood City bar, the two alleged gunmen will face a jury trial.
Trial to start for man who allegedly brought gun to court
- A trial for a Pacifica father accused of bringing a gun to his teenage son’s court appearance will begin today in South City.
Schools seek control of bond-issue repair
- It seems relatively straightforward and is allowed under state law, even if it is a somewhat unusual move: changing the terms of a nearly $300 million school bond without voter approval.
Norton tells of finding body, denies killing
- Wiping his eyes and with a voice choked with emotion, accused murderer Quincy Norton took the stand for the second day Thursday and described returning from his girlfriend’s house to find his wife dead in a pool of blood.
Half Moon Bay bailout bill takes a step closer to reality
- Officials expressed cautious optimism Wednesday as a bill designed to rescue their city from financial strain squeaked through its first legislative hoop.
Norton says he did not abuse his wife
- Accused wife-killer Quincy Norton took the stand at his murder trial Wednesday, describing a tumultuous relationship with frequent separations and infidelities but flatly denying any violence.
Alleged killer found fit to stand trial
- After four years in Napa State Hospital, Brandon Louis Gill — who allegedly stabbed a stranger to death in San Bruno — will face prosecution, a San Mateo County judge ruled Wednesday. Gill, 28, was deemed competent to stand trial by Judge Clifford Cretan after the judge read reports from several psychiatrists. Gill pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity Wednesday, Deputy District Attorney Elaine Tipton said.