Burlingame
Falling tree limb kills 1, injures 2 in city park
One person was killed and two others seriously injured when a large tree limb broke off from a tree in Washington Park in Burlingame. The person killed, a San Mateo […]
Burlingame
Burlingame
Associate of Tiffany Li used fake name, sentenced for passport fraud
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer A man who worked with Tiffany Li, the woman who was acquitted of orchestrating the death of her ex-boyfriend, was sentenced today (May […]
Burlingame
COVID-19 kills two at senior living facility
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer San Mateo County’s Health Department announced today (March 25) four new deaths related to COVID-19, two of which were residents of a Burlingame […]
Burlingame
Woman gets 11 years for fatally stabbing partner, judge says she got away with murder
By the Daily Post staff A Burlingame woman has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for stabbing her partner in the heart with a kitchen knife, a prosecutor said. […]
Burlingame
Woman convicted of voluntary manslaughter for fatally stabbing partner; she says she doesn’t remember it
BY ALLISON LEVITSKY Daily Post Staff Writer A Burlingame woman was found guilty yesterday (June 7) of voluntary manslaughter for stabbing her partner in the heart with a kitchen knife, […]
Burlingame
Retired cop avoids jail for 17-hour standoff with police
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer The retired Redwood City police officer who was in a standoff with police for 17-and-a-half hours was sentenced Friday (Feb. 8) to only […]
Burlingame
An unusual number of small pythons turned over to humane society
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer An unprecedented number of ball pythons have been surrendered to the Peninsula Humane Society, which is looking for people to adopt the snakes. […]
Belmont
Rangoon Ruby and Burma Ruby settle labor complaint by paying workers $4 million
BY ALLISON LEVITSKY Daily Post Staff Writer Rangoon Ruby and Burma Ruby — a restaurant chain with locations in Palo Alto, Stanford, San Carlos, Belmont and Burlingame — will have […]
Burlingame
Snake up for adoption; only experienced snake owners need apply
A severely injured Florida kingsnake is now available for adoption by an experienced snake owner at the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA in Burlingame. The PHS/SPCA received the snake on […]
Burlingame
Owners didn’t realize piglet would not stay small
By the Daily Post staff A baby pot-bellied pig was turned into the Humane Society in Burlingame when its owners realized that the pig would not stay small, a spokeswoman […]
Burlingame
Hollywood production company picks up rights to local author’s book about Dorothy Kilgallen’s death
By the Daily Post staff A Hollywood production company has picked up the rights to a Burlingame author’s bestseller about the mysterious 1965 death of investigative reporter and TV game […]
Burlingame
Parking meters stolen
By the Daily Post staff Maybe somebody was looking for free parking when they stole two parking meters from a parking lot in Burlingame. Between Jan. 1 and Tuesday (Jan. […]
Burlingame
FBI arrests 3 in alleged car dealership embezzlement scheme
The FBI arrested a Burlingame man and two others Friday (Jan. 12) in a $6.3 million embezzlement scheme involving three Marin County car dealerships, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said. Amir […]
Burlingame
Jetsons-like development gets good reviews
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Some Burlingame residents and planning commissioners seem ready for the Jetsons-like development to land where the old Hyatt Cinema was located at 1300 […]
Burlingame
Police looking for missing man
By Bay City News Burlingame police are asking for help finding a man who hasn’t been seen since Monday (Dec. 4). Lorenzo Neri was reported missing Monday by a family […]
Burlingame
12-story hotel proposed in Burlingame
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer A 12-story hotel with 426 rooms is proposed for Burlingame’s Bayfront, which if approved would be the second tallest hotel in the city. […]
Burlingame
Highway 101 to be widened for toll lanes at a cost of $505 million
Above is an illustration by Caltrans of a toll lane sign on Highway 101 at the Whipple Avenue interchange. BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Toll lanes along most […]
Burlingame
Police say they caught car burglar
By the Daily Post staff Burlingame officers arrested a man who was stealing items out of unlocked cars, police posted on social media. Joseph Robert Leith, 39, was arrested on […]
Burlingame
Local author pushes for justice in death of columnist Dorothy Kilgallen
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Burlingame author Mark Shaw said yesterday (Sept. 4) he is going to push ahead with his effort to have authorities declare the 1965 […]
Burlingame
Surge of squirrels at animal shelter
This is one of the many squirrels that have been dropped off at the Peninsula Humane Society shelter in Burlingame. BY BAY CITY NEWS Animal control officers in San Mateo […]
Burlingame
Gang of women steal $10,000 in Lululemon gear
BY EMILY MIBACH Daily Post Staff Writer Four women stole about $10,000 worth of mer- chandise from the Lululemon store in Burlingame, police said yesterday (Aug. 31). The thieves entered […]
Burlingame
City pension costs to jump
BY ELAINE GOODMAN Daily Post Correspondent The city of Burlingame’s employee pension shortfall has swelled to an estimated $51.9 million — up 5.3% from two years ago — but that’s […]