Clay Lambert is an Editor at Half Moon Bay Review. He focuses on themes such as education, K-12, and event management, often covering local events and conferences in California. Clay's work has been featured in the Pacifica Tribune, Palo Alto Weekly, and AlmanacNews.
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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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Dr. Marco Perez of Stanford Medicine addresses a people who had come to the Palo Alto Community Health Fair at Mitchell Park Community Center on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Photo by Clay Lambert.
Near-perfect weather greeted a huge crowd for the 25th annual Pacific Coast Dream Machines show at the Half Moon Bay Airport on Sunday. The show is a benefit for the
By: Lisa Moreno, Clay Lambert
Five candidates are vying for three seats on the school board
By: Clay Lambert
Mission-driven organization helps those with intellectual disabilities
The U.S. Coast Guard responded to an overturned vessel off the coast of Francis State Beach early Tuesday morning. All three crew members on the fishing boat are well.
EPATT works with more than 600 local kids, nearly 90 percent of whom come from low-income families, most in East Palo Alto or the Belle Haven communities. The program reports all are accepted into college and the vast majority who attend will graduate.
One Redwood City family has played a critical role in the packaging of nearly one million meals that have been delivered to hungry people around the world.
Monta Vista high educator named journalism teacher of the year
An early-morning fire on Vera Avenue in Redwood City damaged an under-construction affordable housing project. No one was injured in the fire at 112 Vera Ave., which was first reported at 2:17 a.m. on Feb. 8.
Menlo Park Police are warning motorists to avoid the area around Glenwood Avenue and the Caltrain railroad tracks due to congestion caused by a collision shortly after 4 p.m. today.
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