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High school district and Atherton pay $560K to settle student’s lawsuit
The town of Atherton and the local high school district are spending more than half a million dollars to settle a student’s lawsuit over allegations that police used excessive force when arresting him.
‘McSteamy’ actor Eric Dane’s past as a Peninsula high school student
The Bay Area has been home to many of Hollywood’s famous actors, including “Grey’s Anatomy” star Eric Dane, who died on Feb. 19 at the age of 53. Growing up in the Peninsula, Dane attended Sequoia High School in Redwood City from 1987 to 1990 before transferring to San Mateo High School during his senior year.
Meet 3 woman-owned small businesses bringing globally inspired treats to the Peninsula
These under-the-radar bakeries are far from vanilla. This Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting three woman-owned small businesses baking up big and bold global flavors.
This pioneering sushi chef’s final venture may be the newest omakase restaurant to land in Mountain View
Masaki Sasaki is a legend in the Bay Area omakase scene. Known as Chef Masa, his Michelin-starred restaurant Maruya was the first to introduce the style of dining to San Francisco in 2013. Sasaki, now 68 years old, will open his 15th – and likely final – restaurant on March 7: Sushi Adachi.
Mia’s Paletería y Nevería brings hard-to-find Mexican treats to Mountain View
Mia’s Paletería y Nevería, which directly translates to “Mia’s popsicle and ice cream store,” held its grand opening in November. Its ice cream reflects a Mexican palette that showcases unique flavors you would not find at most of your local grocery stores or favorite ice cream shops.
Supreme Court blocks California ban on schools outing transgender students
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked California’s ban on schools outing transgender students to their parents without the student’s approval.
New California law will stop sheriffs from medically examining deaths in their own jails
While California’s statewide jail population has declined in recent years, the number of people dying in jails has increased. Too many of these deaths are preventable — including suicides, drug overdoses, and homicides.
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