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$100K lotto mystery in Excelsior
- A winning Mega Millions ticket sold in the Excelsior district, worth $106,073, is still unclaimed, according to Olga Gallardo of the California State Lottery.
- A winning Mega Millions ticket sold in the Excelsior district, worth $106,073, is still unclaimed, according to Olga Gallardo of the California State Lottery.
Rome wasn’t built in a day — but playground will be
- For the past five years, Pierre Barolette has kept a guarded eye on his two young boys while they played on the Balboa Park playground, an aging edifice rife with splinters, rust spots and loose chains.
- For the past five years, Pierre Barolette has kept a guarded eye on his two young boys while they played on the Balboa Park playground, an aging edifice rife with splinters, rust spots and loose chains.
South City replaces stolen cranes with giraffes
- Almost a year after two bronze cranes were stolen from the intersection of Junipero Serra and Hickey boulevards, South San Francisco has decided to replace them with two giraffe sculptures. And this time, the city staff is taking precautions.
- Almost a year after two bronze cranes were stolen from the intersection of Junipero Serra and Hickey boulevards, South San Francisco has decided to replace them with two giraffe sculptures. And this time, the city staff is taking precautions.
Veteran scores big with the right price
- For the first time in his discouraging life, the price was finally right for San Mateo resident Michael Resendez in December.
- For the first time in his discouraging life, the price was finally right for San Mateo resident Michael Resendez in December.
New San Mateo library celebrates one-year anniversary
- With a birthday cake from San Mateo’s own Kathy’s Kreative Kakes, the new San Mateo Public Library building will celebrate its one-year anniversary Sunday with a full afternoon of terrific activities and entertainment.
- With a birthday cake from San Mateo’s own Kathy’s Kreative Kakes, the new San Mateo Public Library building will celebrate its one-year anniversary Sunday with a full afternoon of terrific activities and entertainment.
Tattoo artist organizes Carroll’s first tattoo convention
- A Westminster tattoo artist has organized Carroll County’s first tattoo convention to boost business and shatter social stigmas still associated with body art.
Activists ‘too broke’ to battle corporations
- For the all-volunteer community association in the heart of a traditionally blue-collar Baltimore County neighborhood, it was the worst-case scenario.
PETA recognizes state trooper for saving cows from burning barn
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals announced Tuesday that a Maryland state police officer has earned the Compassionate Action Award for risking his own safety to rescue cows from a burning building in Harford County earlier this month.
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals announced Tuesday that a Maryland state police officer has earned the Compassionate Action Award for risking his own safety to rescue cows from a burning building in Harford County earlier this month.
Urban gardens breathe new life into ailing neighborhoods
- A rosebush might not seem like a weapon in the war on drugs, but for Ed Miller and his team of landscapers, it will do.
- A rosebush might not seem like a weapon in the war on drugs, but for Ed Miller and his team of landscapers, it will do.