Coastside News

05/14/2025

Cox’s final bell

Cunha Intermediate School teacher Tom Cox who has taught generations of Coastsiders about American history will retire at the end of the school year.

Read the full story by Ashton J. Hacke, a former Tom Cox student at coastsidenews.com

📸 Ashton J. Hacke

05/09/2025

The May issue of Coastside Magazine is now available! Check out the map (link in Bio) to find a pick up location near you.


https://www.coastsidenews.com/site/magazine_pickup/magazine-pickup-locations/article_31fffc2e-4d01-11ef-ba26-5f11e7f11ebf.html

05/08/2025

Coastside Gives shatters records with $2 million raised

Read the full article by Emma Spaeth at coastsidenews.com

05/08/2025

Episode four of Our Stories Podcast is NOW AVAILABLE at coastsidenews.com, KHMBradio.com and Spotify (link below).

In this episode reporter Ashton J. Hacke unpacks the eight-year legal battle over who should foot the $10 million bill to replace a crucial sewer pipeline—and why the outcome could affect every ratepayer. Then, Kathryn Wheeler examines the third straight cancellation of the commercial king salmon season.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6FMhtfhv7BpOKP9VwvoqUF

05/06/2025

Stay tuned for the fourth episode of Our Stories Podcast which will be available tomorrow, Wednesday, 5/7 on coastsidenews.com, KHMBradio.com and Spotify. Get your ears involved in what’s going on around the Coastside!

05/02/2025

Coastside Gives surpasses $1.7 million in donations

Coastside Gives, the coast’s annual day of giving, set a new fundraising record and passed a significant milestone in its 10-year history.

Read the full story by Emma Spaeth at coastsidenews.com

📸 Laura Acton

04/30/2025

Dog Surfing Championship will continue this year

The World Dog Surfing Championships will return to Pacifica on August 2, organizers announced after reaching the fundraising goal to help defray rising costs.

Read the full story by Sebastian Miño-Bucheli at coastsidenews.com

04/29/2025

Have you checked out our new Podcast series yet? Listen to the latest episode covering Hwy 1 repaving and Midcoast reimagined at coastsidenews.com, KHMBradio.com and Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2hivGEWX97gAWMbOrL65bj?si=gn1BWet2TfuA8LBWhSlyCQ

04/23/2025

A new episode of Our Stories Podcast is now available! Find it on Spotify (link below), coastsidenews.com and KHMBradio.com or listen live at 6 p.m. Wed, 4/23 on KHMB Radio AM 1710. Our Stories is a collaborative news project between Coastside News, the Coastal Literary Arts Movement nonprofit and KHMB community radio. Get your ears involved in what’s going on around the Coastside!

This episode of Our Stories:
The Highway 1 repaving project seemed like such a simple public works project — but it has morphed into something larger and more controversial. Who knew that smoothing out the ride along Highway 1 would also mean getting rid of the parking along the side of the road near Surfer’s Beach and building a big parking lot within the Burnham Strip in El Granada? Plus we take a look at the Midcoast Reimagined — what might the Midcoast look like if all the proposed projects there become reality?

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2hivGEWX97gAWMbOrL65bj?si=gn1BWet2TfuA8LBWhSlyCQ

03/25/2025

Coastside News presents the first installment of its new podcast, "Our Stories." Tune in at noon on March 25 on KHMB Radio or Spotify to hear Coastside News reporters Sebastian Miño-Bucheli and Kathryn Wheeler discuss some of their recent stories with host David Gorn.

Our Stories is a collaboration of Coastside News with KHMB Radio and the nonprofit group, Coastal Literary Arts Movement. The programs will be available on khmbradio.com and Spotify and feature new stories with each new broadcast.

03/16/2025

Under the bright lights of Golden 1 Center, the home of the Sacramento Kings, the Half Moon Bay High School girls varsity basketball team took the court for the CIF Division IV state championship game Saturday morning—something no team in girls program history at the school had done before. For the Cougars, it was a moment bigger than basketball.

Facing a tough Whitney squad, the Cougars battled until the final buzzer but fell short, 48-40. Despite the loss, their season will be remembered for the barriers they broke and the history they made. Not only was this the first state championship appearance for the Half Moon Bay girls team, it was also the first time a girls Central Coast Section team in their division had reached the title game since 1992.

The Half Moon Bay High School girls varsity basketball team fell behind 10-0 to start the championship game Saturday morning in Sacramento. After that, the team returned to its winning