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San Mateo Teen With Autism Becomes Surprise Selection in Major Museum Exhibition
When San Francisco’s de Young Museum put out an open call last summer for artworks by Bay Area artists for a special exhibition, it got nearly 11,000 submissions, which a jury then whittled down to just under 800 — not knowing who the artists were behind the works. It came as a surprise when it was revealed one of the…
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5-Year-Old's Letter to Calif. City About Lost LEGO Gets Kind Response
Wastewater employees respond to a child’s letter looking for his missing Lego. Garvin Thomas reports.
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Homeowner Rents Out Room During COVID. Now She Might Lose Her House
The Investigative Unit examines how a local pandemic shut-down order forced a San Mateo family out of their own home, they say.
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San Mateo County Creates Team to Handle COVID Restriction Violations
Like many counties, San Mateo County has been struggling to move through California’s four-tier reopening system during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Sugar, Spice and Civil Rights: The Beloved Bakery Run by San Mateo's First Black Mayor
Serving a long-lost Bay Area treat, Claire’s Crunch Cake has an impeccable five-star rating — and an owner who’s spent a lifetime speaking out for San Mateo’s communities of color.
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Woman in Her 60s Beaten, Sexually Assaulted in San Mateo: Police
A woman in her 60s was beaten and sexually assaulted in San Mateo and police are looking for a suspect.
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A Person Infected With Measles Passed Through LAX Twice
A person infected with measles passed through Los Angeles International Airport twice in late May, public health officials said Friday, and anyone who may have been exposed was being urged to check their immunization records and report any possible symptoms.
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New Quake Map Shows Hazard Zones in San Diego County
A new map released by the California Geological Survey shows seismic hazard zones for certain areas of San Mateo and Contra Costa counties, specifically liquefaction and landslide zones.
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New Law Requires Doctors on Probation to Disclose Discipline to Patients
The breakthrough legislation was signed Wednesday by Governor Jerry Brown, and is the result of years of debate and compromise by consumer and patient advocates, physicians, and the California Medical Association.
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Patient's Right to Know Act
Doctors disciplined for serious misconduct must tell their patients under a new law. NBC 7’s Mari Payton has more.
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Annual Income of $117,400 in San Francisco Qualifies for Low-Income Housing
In most of America, a family of four making more than $115,000 a year would be living rather comfortably. But in the Bay Area, the Department of Housing and Urban Development says you’re living in poverty.
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GoPro to Leave Drone Market, Cut Jobs
California-based GoPro announced Monday it plans to lay off approximately 20 percent of its workforce based on a weak holiday season, CNBC reported.
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Magnitude 4.7 Earthquake Strikes in Monterey County
M4.7 earthquake strikes near Gonzales, California (south of Salinas), per USGS.
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Six-Figure Salary in Some Bay Area Spots Dubbed Low Income: Report
What may come as a surprise — or not really at this point anymore — is that six-figure salaries in some Bay Area locations classify families as being low income.
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Get It While It's Hot: Burnt Home in San Mateo Pending Sale of $799,000
A 1950s-era, two-bedroom and one bath bungalow red-tagged due to recent arsons has sold for just under $800,000 in San Mateo.
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Get It While It's Hot: Burnt Home in San Mateo Pending Sale of $799,000
A 1950s-era, two-bedroom and one bath bungalow red-tagged due to recent arsons has sold for just under $800,000 in San Mateo.
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Dog Reunited With Peninsula Family After Being Lost in Mexico
A family really wants to know how its dog got from San Mateo to Tijuana and back to the Bay Area.
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Ex-San Mateo Police Officer Arrested, Charged With Sexually Assaulting Women While on Duty
A former San Mateo police officer was arrested from his Stockton home Thursday morning on suspicion of sexually assaulting women while on duty, officials said.
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9-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing in Marin County Found, Reunited With Family
A 9-year-old New Mexico girl has been found safe Saturday morning in Samuel P. Taylor State Park in Marin County nearly a day after her parents reported her missing, a sheriff’s office unit leader said.