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Half Moon Bay Farm to Build Permanent Housing for Employees After Shooting
One of the farms involved in last week’s deadly mass shooting in Half Moon Bay will build new living quarters for employees and their families.
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Half Moon Bay Community Holds Vigil for Mass Shooting Victims
Hundreds of families gathered Friday for a vigil in Half Moon Bay. It was the first of many city events meant to help the community process the mass shooting.
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Half Moon Bay Mass Shooting Suspect Faces 7 Murder Counts
A farmworker accused of killing seven people in shootings at two Half Moon Bay mushroom farms has been charged with seven counts of murder.
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Witness Recalls Seeing Half Moon Bay Shooter and Calling 911 as He Tried to Save Coworkers' Lives
Witnesses and friends of victims of the mass shooting in Half Moon Bay shared the terrible moments they lived through as one of their coworkers allegedly gunned down eight men and women, killing seven of them.
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Suspect in Half Moon Bay Mass Shooting Allegedly Said He Felt ‘Disrespected'
The accused Half Moon Bay gunman told investigators that he had been “disrespected” by coworkers in the years leading up to Monday’s shootings, two police sources with direct knowledge of the investigation tell NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit.
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7 Dead, 1 Injured in Northern California Shootings
Seven people were shot and killed in two separate locations in Half Moon Bay, Calif.
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7 Dead, 1 Injured in Half Moon Bay Mass Shooting; Suspect in Custody
Seven people were killed in a mass shooting that spanned two separate scenes in Half Moon Bay Monday afternoon, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office.
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Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Weigh-Off Kicks Off Festival's Return in Its 50th Year
After a two-year absence, the Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival is making a smashing return, and it all started Monday with the annual, world-renowned weigh-off.
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Bernese Mountain Dogs and Poodles Get Their Own Fun Fests
Bernese Mountain Dogs will romp at a Half Moon Bay pumpkin patch while Poodles will parade in Carmel-by-the-Sea. As for humans? Oh yes: They’re invited, too.
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Whale That Washed Up in Half Moon Bay Was Popular, Had a Name
The humpback whale that washed up in Half Moon Bay last weekend was well known among local whale watchers and even had a name – Fran.
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Dead Humpback Whale Washes Ashore in Half Moon Bay
A dead humpback whale washed ashore at Manhattan Beach in Half Moon Bay Sunday.
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A Famous Pumpkin Fest Bounces Back
The quirky Half Moon Bay party also features the Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-off.
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Pumpkin Weigh-off People, a Big Prize Just Got Bigger
Have you always dreamed of entering a giant gourd at the Safeway World Championship Weigh-off in Half Moon Bay? You may want to get planting.
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Half Moon Bay Cannabis Company Under Investigation for Farmworker Wage Allegations
A once-thriving cannabis and hemp company in Half Moon Bay is now being investigated by state and local authorities for possibly cheating it’s farmworker labor force out of two months of pay.
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Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Weigh-Off Goes Off Without Spectators
The 2020 Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off in Half Moon Bay is going off as scheduled Monday, but without spectators because of the coronavirus pandemic. Cierra Johnson reports.
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This Mega Pumpkin Weigh-off Will Be Livestreamed
The enormous gourds’ll be sized up in Half Moon Bay without any spectators in 2020, but you can follow along from home.
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Officials Looking for More Guidance on ‘Rinse-Off' Showers at State Beaches
“Rinse-off” showers at state beaches have been turned off since 2015.
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‘I'm Going to Crush It:' Female Farmer Wins Half Moon Bay Pumpkin Weigh-Off
Farmers lined up early Monday morning, fingers crossed, hoping their gargantuan gourd would take home the prize in the annual pumpkin weigh-off in Half Moon Bay.
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Oregon Farmer Wins Pumpkin Contest as Gourds Weigh Less in Drought
An Oregon farmer won the annual 42nd Half Moon Bay pumpkin weigh-off on Monday, when his gourd clocked in at just shy of a ton.
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State Beaches Shut Off ‘Rinse-Off' Showers, 18M Gallon Savings Possible
California is shutting down the “rinse-off” showers at all state beaches to conserve water. Parks employees put up signs to remind beachgoers the state is in a severe drought, and is trying to save water.