Beverly Anne Cronnelly, 73, ed away peacefully with her family by her side on Sunday, June 8th, 2025. Born in Libertyville, IL, she was the daughter of Annamarie (Irby) Jenne of Marengo, IL and the late Dale Jenne. Beverly earned her BSN from University of Iowa, and her MSN from San Fran… 651b3z
A new petition calls on authorities to restore the iconic Pillar Point foghorn’s volume, reigniting a decades-long debate over its audibility. The Coast Guard has yet to respond.
Multiple cases of public intoxication and DUI arrests of drivers who had their licenses suspended for previous DUIs in this edition of the crime blotter. All incidents are based on data provided by the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office and the Pacifica Police Department and have not been individually confirmed for accuracy by Coastside News.
A reader makes the case for exempting the Sanchez Art Center and Pacifica Performances Mildred Owen Concert Hall from the list of possible locations for developing housing.
The 154th Holy Ghost Festival kept Portuguese tradition alive and strong in Half Moon Bay.
After a two-year pause, the recreational salmon season opened for a two-day window this weekend, drawing a flood of anglers to Pillar Point Ha…
Threats from the Trump istration to roll back rights, protections and funding didn't dampen the spirit at the fourth annual Pacifica Prid…
Re: “Half Moon Bay reviews new budget before final approval” (Coastside News, June 5, 2025)
Rocket Farms responds to claims that its property is the source of flooding along Pullman Ditch.
At a special meeting Thursday, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved delivering notice to Sheriff Christina Corpus of…
Only a few dozen Coastside residents offered input to help develop disaster response plans. A website remains open for comment and draft plans…
Half Moon Bay has proposed a $24 million budget for the 2025–26 fiscal year that includes service cuts, fee increases, and transfer of one-tim…
New superintendents at La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District and Cabrillo Unified School District bring decades of experience and like th…
Montara State Beach was temporarily closed earlier this week after a surfer narrowly avoided a shark that took a bit out of his board instead.
San Mateo County prosecutors will pursue the death penalty for Chunli Zhao, the man charged with killing seven co-workers in a 2023 mass shooting at two mushroom farms in Half Moon Bay. District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe announced the decision in a court hearing on Tuesday.
Half Moon Bay gave a green light for construction of a home at 2800 Champs Elysee Blvd over the objections of neighbors. The project was previ…
Why is it nearly impossible to get a taxi in Half Moon Bay and our surrounding communities without ordering one in advance? The likely answer …
More than 40 dogs competed for top honors in the first-ever Paws in the Park at Quarry Park that was organized to raise funds for the El Grana…
Oceans 411-a culminating art and science project taught by students that produces copious school decorations-marked a bittersweet end of the y…
Scott Schuhmann moved his family to Half Moon Bay in 1989 after accepting a job to coach offensive line for Stanford University. He said movin…
In stark contrast to the acrimony between CUSD and its teachers last year, the sides quietly agreed to an additional 5% increase in salaries retroactive to January.
Half Moon Bay residents living on the flood-prone Pullman Ditch write in opposition to new construction there.
A highlight from Coastside Magazine's event calendar.
A dead gray whale washed ashore at Montara State Beach over the weekend, adding to a troubling spike in whale deaths around the Bay Area. Mari…
The third and final installment of Louie Castoria's "Dogs will be dogs" series features a happy accident.
Two California Coastal Commissioners appealed Half Moon Bay’s approval of a coastal development permit to reinstate nightly gate closures on R…
Two Half Moon Bay High School juniors will travel to Japan in July as part of the sister city program.
