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What began as a search for a place to get pregame shots up turned into a basketball business venture that brought Shoot 360, a high-tech basketball training franchise, to San Mateo County.
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What began as a search for a place to get pregame shots up turned into a basketball business venture that brough…
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The Sequoia Union High School District will review instructional materials regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict as one of several actions it agreed to take in a settlement reached with concerned Jewish parents who alleged the district was a hostile learning environment for their students.
Ana Mata, Daily Journal staff
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A regional transit funding measure has cleared over 300,000 signatures, well over the threshold to qualify for the upcoming November election.
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Foster City is cautiously optimistic it can avoid long-term structural operating deficits, however, capital improvement financing will likely cut into some of the city’s gains.
Alyse DiNapoli, Daily Journal staff
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Peninsula High School’s new principal will be Dr. Barnaby Payne, a longtime educator and administrator, with an approved contract by the San Mateo Union High School District Board of Trustees.
A 72-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing a street in Redwood City late Sunday evening, and the Redwood City Police Department is looking for the driver who fled the scene, according to law enforcement.
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Menlo junior Henry Hauser likes to run from behind. A tactical middle-distance competitor, he generally likes to draft one runner. Maybe two.
Aliyah Scheller, San Mateo softball. The sophomore slugger got the Bearcats off to a good start in their quest to return to the CCS championsh…
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The Capuchino softball team looked poised to return to the Central Coast Section finals for the second time in three years Tuesday night.
Nathan Mollat Daily Journal staff
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The Burlingame softball team not only went into the Central Coast Section Division II tournament with a head of steam, the Panthers were peaki…
Nathan Mollat Daily Journal staff
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There was no discernible reason for it. On a sunny midweek morning in Burlingame, two young men were hard at work tidying up a sidewalk and ne…
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