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Menlo-Atherton students suspected of bringing gun to school, police say
Two Menlo-Atherton High School students brought a firearm to campus on Wednesday, the Atherton Police Department said.
Prosecutors won’t retry ex-college chancellor convicted of eight felonies
The San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office will not pursue a second trial of the former chancellor of the San Mateo County Community College District who was convicted of eight felonies related to alleged kickbacks from contractors and false tax documents from his tenure at the district. The jury declared it was deadlocked on an additional 18 charges.
More marine mammals test positive for bird flu at Año Nuevo State Park
Wildlife authorities confirmed Thursday that nine more elephant seals, a sea lion and an otter have died from bird flu at Ano Nuevo State Park in San Mateo County.
What’s up this week: Author discusses Apple turning 50; St. Patty’s Day with Brazilian jazz trio and more
This week, CBS correspondent David Pogue discusses Apple’s first half century; plus St. Patrick’s Day with Edu Ribeiro Trio; Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale pairs Black spirituals with baroque tunes and more.
California passed a law to curb spikes in gas prices. Why isn’t it using those powers now?
California never used its 2023 law to cap refinery profits, and with gas prices topping $5.30 a gallon, that dormant tool is facing fresh scrutiny. Supporters say this is exactly when the state should act, while critics warn tougher rules could drive more refiners out of California and worsen supply problems.
Life swap: Peninsula filmmaker’s mistaken-identity movie ‘Reunion’ premieres at Cinequest
Classmates at a high school reunion confuse a man for a billionaire alum in Mountain View resident John W. Kim’s feature film, screening March 15 and 21.
The Rich History of Cannery Row [Pt. 3]
Another war brought another and much-needed stroke of luck for Cannery Row. World War II called for another cannery expansion. The 1940s were Monterey’s time to shine as the bay’s sardines fed the world.
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