Clay Lambert is an editor for the Half Moon Bay Review and Pacifica Tribune, focusing on local news in the California area, specifically Half Moon Bay. With a keen interest in community issues, Clay covers a wide range of topics including local events, business developments, government affairs, and environmental concerns.
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Clay Lambert's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics in the Half Moon Bay area of California, along with community events, storm damage, and affordable housing. He also covers education to a significant extent.
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In an email to community partners sent the last week of December, the president of the Fog Fest Organizing Group said he was shocked to receive a bill from the
The city of Pacifica has closed its pier for at least three weeks as engineers determine the extent of damage caused by last week’s high surf. The inspection is expected
The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report into the fatal crash of a small airplane off the coast of San Mateo County last spring. The cause of
Shawn Harris at work in his El Granada office. Review file photo
On Thursday morning, a big-rig hauled away a statue of the famed Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portolá that had stood fast between Linda Mar Beach and the city of Pacifica's
The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office said on Tuesday that it had arrested a 54-year-old Redwood City man, charging him with a string of burglaries in Redwood City, San Carlos and San Mateo.
With a collection that spans floor to ceiling, The Record Man is more than a store—it's a museum of musical history where vinyl enthusiasts can find almost any album ever made
Tracing the grooves of history with The Record Man's Gary Saxon, from shellac 78s to the vinyl resurgence
A steady rain may have thinned the crowd at the city of Palo Alto’s 100th annual May Fete parade and fair on Saturday, but it did little to dampen the enthusiasm of families that braved the weather to enjoy a distinctly local tradition.
By: Sarah Wright, Clay Lambert
A California Republican, he graduated from Stanford Law School and founded a Palo Alto law firm
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