The San Bruno Park School District and Capuchino High continue to perform above state averages in the latest batch of test results. However, Cap's graduation rate has declined.
Highlights from July and August meetings of the city's citizen-appointed boards and commissions.
Gary, Diane, Matt and Tim Gretter live in the Crestmoor neighborhood devastated by the San Bruno fire and explosion. Today, they have a greater appreciation for what is important in life.
Capuchino senior Ariana Wassmer, 17, will have the chance to play Division I college softball at Cal State Northridge, and her family is right by her side.
Claudia Quinn founded CQ's Art for Kids with the dual purpose of exposing children to the world of arts and crafts and having an influence on the local community.
This fall, Capuchino High School will be strictly enforcing a new dress code. But some students believe that clothing is not the root of the school's problems.
Local residents find different motivations for attending the concerts, but community bonding is always achieved in the process.
With many similarities to sports, Capuchino High School's marching band camp teaches students how to be a family on and off the team.
Kitae Chae pleaded no contest to trespassing and was ordered to 18 months of court probation for the April robbery of a home on Valleywood Drive where police discovered a pot farm.
According to a recently released civil grand jury report, opposition to cell towers could be avoided with better communication between local governments and their residents.
The San Bruno Lions Club held its annual installation dinner Sunday night, installing new president Charles "Smitty" Smith. Councilman Ken Ibarra was also deemed "Lion of the Year."
Maralyn Tabatsky, former teacher and founder of Have Your Cake in South San Francisco, brought her small business to South City in 1995. Now, her confections will show at the American Craft Council show.
South San Francisco High School Emerging Leaders Project is among several organizations across the Peninsula that received financial grants from Kaiser.
Here are our picks for the top stories of last week.
Canal construction will shut off the street until further notice.
Community members, as well as the city council, showed overwhelming support for future development plans.
See what happened at last night's city council meeting at a glance.
A group of neighbors opposes plans to redevelop 98 acres of land along El Camino Real; the city council will hold a public hearing tonight.
The Peninsula Family Service honored six Peninsula Senior Peer Counselors for their volunteer service at a luncheon at the Basque Cultural Center.
This spring, the kids of the Boys and Girls Club painted a mural.
