RIPTIDE

PACIFICA POLICE BUST DUI ROLLOVER & NAKED CAR THIEF

DUI crash @ 3 a.m.

Car thief disrobes

TV news: nude thief

DEAD HUMPBACK WHALE WASHES UP ON HMB BEACH

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HMB DUI FACES MURDER CHARGE IN DEATH OF CYCLIST

Samantha Hartwell, 31, of Half  Moon Bay returns to court for a preliminary hearing on a murder charge Friday, September 2 at 9 a.m., resulting from her alleged DUI in which bicyclist Thomas  Hampe, 60, also of HMB, was killed along Highway 1 near San Gregorio. Hartwell is held without bail. (news forwarded by Alan Wald)

BOGUS OR BONUS? LONG-COVID PATIENTS TRY ANYTHING

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HMB RV CONVERTED INTO SPACESHIP

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RV Travel

CLIFF HIKER FALLS 100 FEET TO SEAL COVE BEACH UNINJURED, WALKS HOME AFTER CAL FIRE RESCUE

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This guy must be made out of Silly Putty!

SHOPLIFTERS CAUGHT IN THE ACT

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EMERGENCE @ QUARRY COVE ART GALLERY

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HOODED PROWLERS ALARM WESTVIEW, ESCAPE IN THE FOG

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MOUNTAIN BIKERS STOKED ABOUT NEW QUARRY PARK TRACK

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CARD SKIMMER BUSTED @ BROADMOOR GAS STATION

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DRIVE SAFE & SOBER: CHECKPOINTS & PATROLS ON ALERT

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TRAFFIC HOTSPOT: Fassler Avenue. Pacifica Police officers will conduct directed speed enforcement on Fassler from August 22 through September 6. Enforcement periods will target speeders in the morning and evening commutes, and in the afternoon around school dismissal times. Follow posted speed limits. Do your part to help keep our roads safe!

SHARP PARK'S DARK PAST

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SFIST

Riptide 2008

COUNTY HITS LOW-COVID TARGET

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PACIFICA VOTERS TO DECIDE ON FIREWORKS & TAXES

Pacificans will vote on two citywide measures this November.

 

Measure Q is an advisory measure urging the City Council to ban fireworks. Proponents say public safety requires Pacifica to prevent fire hazards, as conditions are drier than they were years ago, and the noise is stressful to people and animals. Opponents say kids' groups earn money by selling fireworks.

 

Measure Y, also needing a simple majority to pass, would impose a new sales tax based not on where the purchase was made but on the residence of the buyer. Pacificans buying gas in San Bruno, a car in Fremont, or electronics online would pay the tax, but residents of other communities would not.

 

Proponents say City Hall needs the estimated $2.6 million it would bring in each year. Opponents say the tax is regressive and inequitable, and that City revenues from the county, state, and federal government as well as local tax revenues have never been higher.

 

BILL COLLINS

PACIFICA CITYWIDE MOBILE GIFT CARD PROGRAM

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ROAD REHAB: CALTRANS TO BEGIN MAJOR HIGHWAY 1 UPGRADE

Caltrans plans to rehab the roadway between Moss Beach and Half Moon Bay. For information about the project, visit CaltransD4Environmental.com and read the news story at the link below. For questions or assistance, email John.Seal@dot.ca.gov.

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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO FIGHTS CATALYTIC CONVERTER THEFT

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NOVEMBER ELECTION BALLOT: PUBLIC REVIEW PERIODS

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FARMWORKERS CAN'T AFFORD PRODUCE THEY GROW HERE

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