Half Moon Bay Review

The children’s faces were a mixture of awe, glee and disgust. On the table before them was a dead, dissected shark, its stomach cut open, brain and heart removed. As they passed around the organs, som More »Farallone View students dive into Oceans Week

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The San Mateo County Coroner's Office has identified a dead body discovered Thursday, north of Pescadero, as 41-year-old Michael Balestreri of Dublin. More »Body found near Pescadero identified

In the wake of a voter mandate to institute elections by district, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has set a series of hearings to review district boundaries. More »Supervisors’ committee discusses district boundaries

The California Senate voted Monday to protect health care workers from violence in the workplace. More »Protections coming for health care workers

Growing to its largest size ever next year, the Spanish Immersion program at Hatch Elementary School has been hailed as a successful educational venture, and dozens of parents each year compete to enr More »Schools look to streamline Spanish Immersion

The Boys & Girls Club of the Coastside will begin the search for a new executive director with the resignation of Anna McDevitt, effective June 14. More »Boys & Girls Club executive director resigns

The Half Moon Bay Brewing Company is the place to be this summer. More »Activities of note are brewing

Two San Mateo County Harbor District commissioners are holding an unofficial committee meeting next week to discuss the district’s use of social media and shoreline erosion in and around Pillar Point More »Harbor commissioners to discuss erosion, social media

The menu of fast-food offerings in Half Moon Bay continues to grow. The city’s first Taco Bell is moving into a vacant storefront nestled between Peet’s Coffee and New Leaf Community Market in Half Mo More »Taco Bell to join fast-food hub

A last-ditch effort to save a pathway leading to the back of Half Moon Bay High School was rejected by the California Coastal Commission. More »Ailanto to fence off high school path

When Gov. Jerry Brown announced last week that school funding would increase $19 billion through 2017, the news appeared positive on paper. But for local educators at the district and county level, a More »School funding proposal raises concern

Teenage ropers, gay rodeo cowboys and mounted law enforcement personnel have all found a home for their horse-riding pursuits at the Driscoll Ranch Event Center in San Gregorio. More »Fans worry about future of Driscoll Ranch

A 22-acre piece of fallow farmland at the entrance to Half Moon Bay once seemed like the perfect place for a community park. More »Parkland still stuck in limbo

Half Moon Bay officials are planning a new lawsuit against two former insurers with the goal to reclaim $5 million more lost from the Beachwood litigation. More »City seeks $5 million from past insurers

Lyndsay Klimenko will play softball in college next year, but on Tuesday she came up big for Half Moon Bay High School. More »Cougars to play for CCS title