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Millbrae is once again evaluating the possibility of a business improvement district in its commercial zone, a process that has undergone several attempts over the past decade.

San Bruno is putting three measures on the November ballot — asking residents to decide on raising business license fees, eliminating height restrictions and banning the sale and use of

A court has given former Millbrae Ann Schneider another legal victory in her fight against the city’s interpretation of its elections law that would prohibit her from running for the

State Sen. Josh Becker, D-Menlo Park, announced the implementation of his landmark artificial intelligence transparency bill at a Sacramento press conference Monday.

Millbrae is continuing to see development progress, including several large-scale residential projects that have used state housing law to accelerate the approval process and tenants moving into commercial and life

Former San Mateo County Community College District Vice Chancellor Jose Nuñez, whose testimony was an important part of the case against his boss, the former district chancellor Ron Galatolo, was

Can the parents of a then-17-year-old boy who was found responsible for vehicular manslaughter be held legally liable in a wrongful death suit?

A civil grand jury report reviewing San Mateo County police agencies’ use of automated license plate readers didn’t find any illegal, out-of-state data-sharing as of December 2025, but did see

Curry Up Now, an Indian street food chain that got its start as a Burlingame food truck in 2009, will be one of 100 Bay Area restaurants offering its cuisine

Musician Dani Satin’s inaugural performance at the San Francisco music festival Outside Lands alongside her band, Always Hallways, is a homecoming in many ways.