Foster City, CA|News|
Boost Your Child's Chance of Surviving a Car Crash
Across the nation, 73 percent of child restraints are misused in a manner that can cause serious — if not fatal — injuries to a child.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
- Capitola-Soquel, CA
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Hometown: Arcata, California
Currently Residing in: Aptos, California
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Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Boost Your Child's Chance of Surviving a Car Crash
Across the nation, 73 percent of child restraints are misused in a manner that can cause serious — if not fatal — injuries to a child.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
San Carlos Library Pledges 10K to Tutoring Effort
The Healthy Cities Tutoring program gives one-on-one instruction to elementary and middle school children.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Burlingame Surgeon Given High Israeli Honor
Learn about the former national boxing champion whose career has spanned decades and multiple countries.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
San Carlos Superintendent Asks for Home Loan from School Board
Superintendent Craig Baker wants a $1.3 million loan to move within the district boundaries.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
Feed Seniors by Dining Out on Oct. 15
A number of San Carlos restaurants are donating 10 percent of their proceeds to Meals on Wheels on Oct. 15.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Feed Seniors by Dining Out on Oct. 15
A number of restaurants are donating 10 percent of their proceeds to Meals on Wheels on Oct. 15.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Feed Seniors by Dining Out on Oct. 15
A number of Menlo Park restaurants are donating 10 percent of their proceeds to Meals on Wheels on Oct. 15.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Foster City, CA|News|
Foster City Needs Residents to Fill Committee Seats
Apply to join the Audit, Information Technology or Parks and Recreation Committee.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Preschool Obesity Declining in California
1 in 8 preschool age children are obese in the US.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Bats Spread Deadly Virus, Stanford Scientist Warns
The Nipah virus, spread by bats, is killing people in Southeast Asia and could pose the threat of a global pandemic, says Stanford's Stephen Luby.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
Caltrain Fatally Strikes Man near San Carlos Station
Trains in the area have turned around.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Foster City, CA|News|
Local Assemblyman Champions Recycling Revolution
A new assembly bill looks to reduce greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
101 Construction Project to be Unveiled to Public
Get your first look at the changes coming to Highway 101 near the San Carlos Airport.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Sidewalk Fine Arts Fest Planned for Late September
The Menlo Park Sidewalk Fine Arts and Crafts Fall Fest will bring artists face-to-face with the people on Sept. 28-29.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Foster City, CA|News|
Back-to-School Safety Tips from Foster City Police
The San Mateo-Foster City School District and the San Mateo Police Department are reminding parents, drivers, and pedestrians big and small about some important traffic safety tips for the 2013-2014 school year.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
San Carlos, CA|News|
Local Assemblyman Champions Recycling Revolution
A new assembly bill looks to reduce greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Burlingame-Hillsborough, CA|News|
Local Assemblyman Champions Recycling Revolution
A new assembly bill looks to reduce greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Menlo Park-Atherton, CA|News|
Local Assemblyman Champions Recycling Revolution
A new assembly bill looks to reduce greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
Foster City, CA|News|
California Legislature Props up Working Parents
Assembly Bill 260 will continue a child care program for kids of working families.
Jacob Bourne, Patch Staff
