RIPTIDE

13 cars burglarized in 16 hours in El Granada

news story

Are we in for another drought?

weather forecast

Former Montara school janitor pleads no contest to child molestation; faces three years in prison

news story

Recreational crab season opening party @ Pacifica Pier

domoic acid warning

party on the pier

intimate strangers

commercial season delay

PG&E shutoffs cost Coastside businesses millions of dollars

news story

Kyle Ludowitz, Half Moon Bay Review

BBB: Beware Jenny B. gift cards

press release

Selfies with Santa @ Double J Ranch, December 8

Murder suspect mentally incompetent to stand trial

update

news story

Murder suspect Malik Dosouqi (photo courtesy of San Mateo County Sheriff's Office)

Secret to growing giant pumpkins

news story

Immigrant rights group to Sheriff Bolanos: Stop helping ICE!

press release

Postmortem: PG&E's piss poor planning

PG&E's bungled Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in October 2019 have left the public feeling confused, frustrated, and angry. PG&E's incessant "communications" failed to provide clear, consistent public information about the timing and rationale for shutoffs. To add insult to injury, PG&E says it will not reimburse customers for food and medicine spoilage due to power outages. I say it's high time for public ownership of PG&E.

John Maybury

Editor and Publisher

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https://letsownpge.org/

public ownership of PG&E

Florey's Book Co. event calendar

November 2019

Fallout: Bay City Flower Company closing

cannabis future

layoff victims

news story

background

layoffs hurt

Libby Leyden, Half Moon Bay Review

Friends of San Pedro Valley Park newsletter

November-December newsletter

Aftermath: power shutoffs and wildfires

hungry firefighters

Diablo winds

Pacifican rescues injured great horned owl

Riptide correspondent Dan Stegink found this great horned owl (above) with a broken wing in his backyard. Stegink called a local animal shelter, which sent a handler to take the raptor for medical attention.

GoFundMe helps wildfire victims

In response to wildfires devastating California, communities are coming together to support families, businesses, organizations, and first responders. GoFundMe has launched a centralized location for verified GoFundMe campaigns raising funds to help those impacted by the devastating Kincade, Getty, and Tick fires. This page will be updated regularly and we guarantee all funds will reach those impacted.

https://www.gofundme.com/c/act/california-wildfires

All fundraisers are backed by the GoFundMe Guarantee, which means we guarantee that all funds will get to the right place. You can learn more about GoFundMe's safety protections here: gofundme.com/safety

Jenny Perillo, Communications, GoFundMe

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Peninsula Clean Energy commits $10 million for emergency backup power during PG&E outages

press release

Pacifican installs rooftop solar panels on his home, where power has been shut off several times in October due high winds and fire danger. (Photo: Kirsten Andrews-Schwind)

Unwitting Ohlone scouts led Portola to SF Bay overlook: beginning of the end for the natives

Carl Nolte op-ed

San Mateo County Historical Association

City of Pacifica pensions: "moderate financial risk"?

news story