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As the Pacifica Pier faces an uncertain fate, its closure has the community that calls it home reeling

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By Angela Swartz
| Mountain View Voice Verified
A tractor drives towards the Pacifica Municipal Pier in Pacifica while someone fishes on June 14, 2026. Photo by Michael Molcsan. “Last cast!” Liana Lowe announced as she cast a line along Beach Boulevard in Pacifica on June 5. It’s the traditional call before fishers pack up and go home, but this time Lowe, of the group West Coast Crabbers, meant it definitively.
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Half Moon Bay battles over housing plan years after farmworker tragedy

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By Angela Swartz
| SFGate Verified
Large trees, green and magenta foliage, and a white house lined with burnt red-colored paint sit in a fenced-in vacant lot next to a community center. It's blocks away from a cozy, flat and often misty downtown, which boasts a renovated library, a bakery known for its half-moon-shaped cookies, an independently owned bookstore and several art galleries. Visitors can pop into a historic one-room, two-cell jailhouse that was built in 1919 and operated until the 1960s.
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Nature can be unpredictable. Here’s what Silicon Valley experts say you should do to have a mishap-free summer outdoors Original

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By Angela Swartz
| Palo Alto Weekly Verified
Beachgoers at Gray Whale Cove State Beach on July 28, 2023. Photo by Devin Roberts. Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer. And as it gets warmer, you might feel compelled to grab your friends or family and head to a local beach or go for a hike. But we all have horror stories from nature outings gone wrong. You got an awful sunburn on a cloudy day when you didn’t think you needed to wear sunscreen, or you got so lost hiking you had to call an Uber to pick you up.
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