The oldest home in San Mateo isn't a museum, but a simple home to John Aikin and his two dogs. Read more about this 19th-century piece of history by clicking the link below.

Peninsula jazz group Royal Court Brass was established in 1970. Now, 56 years later, the tradition is going strong - including with two of the group's founding members, and others who joined as early as 1971.

150 Foster City residents displaced after six-alarm fire in condo complex, which spread across roughly 50 units and took 12 hours to fully subside.

The first phase of California's AI identification regulations is going into effect Aug. 1. Authored by Senator Josh Becker, the California AI Transparency Act means that all large online platforms will soon be required to help consumers identify AI. Click the reply to read more!

An unassuming hot tub shop building in San Mateo actually holds a rich rock 'n' roll history due to its past life as Pacific Recording Studios. From Santana, to the Grateful Dead, the low-key studio created music, and history.

Animal Keeper Michelle Gibes of San Mateo's CuriOdyssey, explains how reptiles interact with keepers, how they display their distinct personalities, and more, in this Q&A. Read on by clicking the link below.

Would you ever adopt a pet pig? Peninsula Humane Society has taken in a young stray pig. Lovingly named Peter Porker, he has just become available for adoption, and is looking for his forever home. Learn more by clicking the link below.

Caltrain's deputy leader has been making 2-3x the top paid executive's salary. Read the rest of the story by clicking the link below.

Why is the biotechnology hub in South San Francisco also home to so many bees? The gBees are a group of Genentech employees participating in voluntary beekeeping around the South City campus, contributing to local conservation. Click below to read the rest of the story.