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Ex-wife gets 16 years for man’s death: Ex-husband died after boiling water incident
Jesusa Ursonal Tatad’s husband, whom she killed with boiling water out of jealousy and anger, died “for no good reason, no good reason at all,” a judge said before sentencing the Daly City woman to 16 years to life in prison for second-degree murder. Tatad, dressed in orange jail clothes and ...
By Michelle Durand Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
 
Pro-life group appeals Planned Parenthood decision: South San Francisco City Council to decide if facility should go downtown
A group called Respect Life South San Francisco filed an appeal Friday against the Planning Commission’s recent approval to open a Planned Parenthood downtown. The appeal, filed on the last day one would be accepted, means the topic will go before the City Council, said City Clerk Krista Martine...
By Heather Murtagh Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
Jury to decide: Suicide or murder, grief or greed?
Ticking off all the evidence proving that a cash-strapped Woodside man shot his wife twice in the head as she slept in their foreclosed mansion and claimed it was suicide to wipe away millions of dollars in debt, a prosecutor told jurors during closing arguments Friday that it all came down to money...
By Michelle Durand Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
 
CNN honors San Mateo woman for prenatal work
After volunteering in African refugee camps with the Peace Corps, Martha Ryan realized she could do more to help others by becoming a nurse. While studying back in the Bay Area, Ryan worked at a homeless shelter helping pregnant women. She was astonished at the lack of support and care offered to ...
By Heather Murtagh Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
Grappling, and breaking through
Weight has been a priority for Tiffany Liang since her sophomore year at Mills High School. The petite teen wasn’t worried about a few vanity pounds or even sharing what the scale read. After joining the wrestling team sophomore year, weight became important. At first, it was about gaining weigh...
By Heather Murtagh Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
 
Press Club honors high school journalists
Aragon High School in San Mateo took top honors at the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club’s 2013 High School Journalism Awards, which were presented Thursday afternoon at the San Mateo County History Museum in Redwood City. Aragon’s newspaper, The Outlook, was recognized as the first-place winn...
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Two elementary principals named for Cipriani and Redwood Shores elementary schools
Principals for Cipriani and Redwood Shores elementary schools were appointed Thursday night. Jennifer Gaboury was hired to lead Cipriani while Robert S. Sherman III will take the head role at Redwood Shores. “We are extremely fortunate to find two extraordinarily talented candidates to lead ou...
Daily Journal Staff Report FULL STORY
 
The Dethrone Experience: Cardio studio whipping Burlingame into shape — 35 minutes at a time
The day you meet Jesse Jones and shake his hand for the first time is the day your whole life can change. And sure, the co-founder and head trainer at Dethrone Basecamp Cardio Studio in Burlingame isn’t the only man with that sort of power in San Mateo County — great gyms, boot camps, fitness c...
By Julio Lara Daily Journal Staff FULL STORY
Summer trial in fatal San Mateo pedestrian crash
The driver whose out-of-control car sent a concrete garbage can flying into a 67-year-old San Mateo pedestrian who died will stand trial in July. Josue Vicente Lopez, 26, has pleaded not guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter, felony hit-and-run and misdemeanor child endangerment connected to the N...
Daily Journal Staff Report FULL STORY
 
Driver to trial for crashing, leaving friend
A Daly City man whose car crashed 300 feet down an embankment off Skyline Boulevard and allegedly left his seriously injured passenger inside the vehicle for several hours before returning and trying to move the man into the driver’s seat before authorities arrived will stand trial for felony drun...
Daily Journal Staff Report FULL STORY
Accidental drowning victim found in water at Docktown Marina
A man’s body was found in the water at Docktown Marina in Redwood City on Thursday night, according to Redwood City police. The man was identified by the San Mateo County Coroner’s Office as James Ryley, 67, of Redwood City. Police were called around 8 p.m.and the case is being handled as an ...
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Man found dead in Pescadero identified
A man who was found dead at the base of a cliff near state Highway 1 in Pescadero on Thursday morning has been identified as Dublin resident Michael Balestreri, according to the San Mateo County Coroner’s Office. Crews were called to the scene at about 8:20 a.m. Thursday when a backpacker noticed...
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Class notes
On Thursday, May 23 the College of San Mateo will honor and celebrate its students who are transferring this coming fall with a special send-off ceremony in College Center,building 10, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. This inaugural event, titled “Stepping Up: A Transfer Tribute,” will take place just one...
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Government Watch
Federal government • U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier, D-San Mateo, Thursday reintroduced legislation to enhance veterans’ access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), with the support of lead original cosponsors Congressman Juan Vargas and Congresswoman Betty McCollum. The Disabled V...
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San Mateo County police reports
Who has the right-of-way? A man was seen flipping people off and walking into traffic on the 1400 block of El Camino Real in San Mateo before 6:11 a.m. Saturday, May 11. Half Moon Bay Disturbance. A motorcycle without a license plate fled from police and was involved in a high-speed chase on Hi...
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What do you think is the biggest crisis facing President Obama right now?

The IRS being accused of targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny
The Justice Department seizing phone records from the Associated Press
The fallout from the Benghazi terror attacks
Sexual assaults in the military
All of the above

 

 
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CSM softball season comes to an end at the state tournament
After losing just four games during the regular season and being ranked No. 1 in the state for most ..
Sacred Heart Prep comes up short
Taking on 28-0 Pacific Grove, No. 7 Sacred Heart Prep fell 4-0 to the second-seeded Breakers in a qu..
Serra dominates Homestead
The Serra baseball team scored 11 runs on 12 hits in an 11-1, five-inning game mercy-rule win over H..
 
 
  
 
  
 
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