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" Alive in Necropolis ," a new book by my pal Doug Dorst comes out July 17th and already been building the proverbial buzz, including Amazon touting the release as a " book of the month ." "Alive" is a, uh, ...
Carolyn Livengood: Jobs for Youth hands out scholarships
The highest number and dollar value of scholarships to date was awarded from the Al Teglia Jobs for Youth Endowment Fund to 11 youths May 29 at the 26th Annual Jobs for Youth Fundraising/Awards Breakfast at the ...
Peninsula Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log
These are excerpts from Peninsula police departments' daily log of activities. Incidents are listed by city.
McGrath steps down as Colma city manager
McGrath, who has been with the town for 61 2 years, announced her retirement Monday.
Deryk Daquigan: Engineer has worked on many underground projects
You might not know Deryk Daquigan personally, but you may still have encountered his work just by driving or taking a shower.
Family baffled by man's slaying near S.F. home
Amrull's selflessness is making it all the more difficult for his family to understand why the 50-year old man was shot in the stomach and killed early Thursday around the corner from his home.
Fire could summon 14th-century fear
When thinking of the plague, one might conjure images of 14th-century English villagers surrounded by rats and fleas, perhaps dragging swollen corpses out to a cart to the cry of "Bring out your dead!" One ...
The Turnaround by George Pelecanos, A detective writer's detective writer, Pelecanos isn't the crime-fiction world's best-kept secret anymore, much to the chagrin of his devotees.
Asilk thread seams together the Irish poet William Butler Yeats, the tarot, feminism, and Alfred Stieglitz, the photographer whose impresario activities in the early 20th Century promoted American modernism and ...
State calls off sprayings for moth
State officials have called off the much-maligned aerial sprayings in populated areas they had planned to restart later this summer to combat the invasion of the light brown apple moth.
Books: A MemoirNovelist Larry McMurtry on life as an antiquarian bookseller.
More than forty years into his career as an antiquarian bookseller , Larry McMurtry has paused to reflect on a life hawking secondhand tomes in Books: A Memoir.
Women allegedly scam thousands from man
What seemed to be a winning idea instead caused a 71-year-old man to be tricked by two Spanish-speaking women into giving them $3,000 in cash and jewelry, police said.
Carolyn Livengood column: Daly City-Colma Chamber of Commerce doles out business awards
Grant Achatz, Russ Parsons lauded by James Beard Foundation
AN EMOTIONAL ovation greeted chef Grant Achatz of Chicago's Alinea restaurant when he was named outstanding chef for 2007 at Sunday night's James Beard Foundation Awards ceremony in New York City.
So, yeah....As has already been announced, I tanked it at the James Beard Awards.
Carolyn Livengood column: Flag retirement ceremony in San Bruno
Golden Gate National Cemetery staff invites the public to its flag retirement ceremony at 11:30 a.m. June 14 at 1300 Sneath Lane at Interstate 280 in San Bruno.
Remembering Japanese Buried at Colma Cemetery
Over 100 people gathered at the Japanese Cemetery in Colma, Calif., on Memorial Day to pay tribute to Japanese Americans buried there.
Canepa campaigns for Daly City City Council
Voters may be focused on Tuesday's primary, but one man has his eyes set on the November election.
San Mateo County grapples with housing an aging population
As the first surge of baby boomers began retiring earlier this year, the fact hit home that this huge demographic bulge is about to change San Mateo County dramatically.
Marin woman arrested in Hells Angels slaying
A 20-year-old Marin County woman was arrested Thursday in connection with the slaying of a Hells Angels associate last weekend near Corte Madera, authorities said.