The Village, San Mateo

WEDNESDAY BEE QUESTION: Have you ever been stung by a bee?

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K. T.

Can anyone recommend a fun place to celebrate cinco de mayo? TIA

S. D.

TUESDAY RAISIN QUESTION: Do you like raisins (either plain, chocolate covered or in cookies, muffins, etc.)?

W. P.

I see all these purple wild flowers along the roads. Lots when you exit on Hillsdale… what are they called…. I really like them…

M. M.

#reunited we found our little butthead. Thank you everyone for your concern. ❤️🥰💕

M. M.

Hello Neighbors, I never thought I’d be one of the people who had to post here for a lost animal but, we cannot find our cat, Loki. He is indoors only and he must’ve slipped out when Comcast was here earlier setting up our security. He is only 2 yrs old. We are looking everywhere for him. He doesn’t have a collar but he is microchipped.

3 days ago

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SAN MATEO POLICE DEPARTMENT

2+ weeks ago

Robbery Suspect Arrested A man attempted to steal a cell phone, was found and arrested. San Mateo, CA – On April 15, 2024, at 7:15 p.m., San Mateo Police Department received a 911 call advising a male suspect was chasing another person near Coyote Point Park, located at 1601 Coyote Point Drive. Officers arrived on scene and found the victim that was chased. The victim told police while he was walking, a male suspect approached him and demanded his cell phone. The suspect had a pistol in the waistband of his pants. The victim was able to distract the suspect and run away toward Coyote Point Park where officers later found him. The suspect chased the victim as he ran and could not catch up. The suspect then got into a nearby white SUV and left the scene. Officers were able to get a license plate number from a person who witnessed the incident. Officers searched the area for the white SUV and found the car parked in front of Target at the BridgePointe Shopping Center. The car was unoccupied, and officers waited for the suspect to return to his vehicle. When the suspect returned, he was safely detained. The suspect was identified as Michael Bruni. A search of the white SUV was completed, and a BB gun was found on the passenger floorboard that resembled a Glock handgun. Narcotic paraphernalia was also found inside the vehicle. Officers also learned Bruni was on bail for a previous arrest. Bruni was arrested and book into San Mateo County Jail on multiple charges. We ask our community members to stay alert. We need community support in reporting crimes and suspicious activities. If you see a suspicious person, vehicle, or activity, call SMPD. Trust your instincts. See Something, Say Something. ARRESTED Michael Bruni, 33-year-old Hillsborough resident. CHARGES: 212.5(c) PC- Robbery second degree, 417(a)(1) PC- Exhibit a deadly weapon, 11364(a) HS- Possess unlawful paraphernalia, 12022.1 PC- Committing a Felony while on Bail.

SAN MATEO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

2+ weeks ago

More great work by Millbrae Police Bureau Deputies this past weekend: "Two auto burglary suspects were arrested Saturday in Millbrae thanks to an observant resident and the quick work of San Mateo County Sheriff’s Deputies. On Saturday, March 30, shortly after 6:30 p.m., Sheriff’s Deputies assigned to the Millbrae Police Bureau were dispatched to the area of Chadbourne Avenue and Magnolia Avenue in the City of Millbrae after receiving a report of two suspects who had just burglarized a vehicle. Upon arrival, Deputies were provided with a description of the two suspects and learned that they fled the area on foot towards El Camino Real. Deputies searched the area and located the two suspects near the Millbrae BART Station. The suspects, identified as Jose Aguilar-Primero, 21, of Richmond and a 17-year-old juvenile male from Richmond, were taken into custody. Aguilar-Primero initially provided Deputies with a false name and had multiple burglary tools in his possession. As a result of the investigation, Aguilar-Primero was arrested and later booked into the Maguire Correctional Facility for the below listed charges. The 17-year-old was cited and released to the custody of family members. Those with information about this case are encouraged to contact Deputy Samuel Lehr at slehr@smcgov.org or 650-363-4911. Additionally, anonymous tips can be provided via the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Anonymous Tip Line at 1-800-547-2700."

POWER OUTAGE ALERTS

3 days ago

⚠️ Pacific Gas and Electric Company issued a power outage alert in San Francisco ----- [Update 4/29 06:03AM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 4/29 05:23AM] Cause: PATROLLING. [Update 4/29 03:27AM] Cause: . ----- - Alert issued at: 4/29 03:17AM. - Area: Outer Broadway, Mt. Olympus, Corbett Heights, and more. - Affecting: 105 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: 4/29 07:30AM.

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SAN MATEO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

3 days ago

Sheriff’s deputies arrest parent who kidnapped child SAN MATEO COUNTY, Calif. – Shortly before 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 27, deputies with the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office were requested by the Atherton Police Department to assist with a pursuit involving a vehicle who had made traffic infractions. While responding to assist, Sheriff’s deputies were flagged down outside of the North Fair Oaks substation by a woman who stated that her 4-year-old daughter had just been kidnapped by the child’s father following a verbal argument. The suspect was last seen with the child leaving the Budget Inn located in the 2500 block of El Camino Real in Redwood City. While gathering information, deputies learned the description matched the vehicle from the Atherton pursuit. Deputies requested that San Mateo County Public Safety Communications put out a countywide broadcast to all neighboring law enforcement agencies. Atherton officers and Sheriff’s deputies pursued the vehicle on El Camino Real until the suspect stopped back in the parking lot of the Budget Inn. The suspect was taken into custody a short time later without incident. The child was uninjured and returned to the care of her mother. As a result of the investigation, the suspect, identified as Marco Misael Antonio Perezreyes, 25 of Pacoima, was arrested and later booked into the Maguire Correctional Facility for the following charges: PC 207(A) – Kidnapping PC 273A(A) – Child Endangerment PC 236 – False Imprisonment PC422(A) – Threaten crime with intent to terrorize 2800.2(A) – Reckless Evading The San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office extends its gratitude to the Atherton Police Department for their partnership and collaboration in helping to bring the child home safely.

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY

2+ weeks ago

Watch out for the signs of a utility scam! See how PG&E’s lead scam investigator Matt Foley points out the ⚠️warning signs that will help you avoid falling victim.

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