Ashton J. Hacke
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- Sep 29, 2026
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One detained in “ICE targeted enforcement” in Half Moon Bay (opens the original)
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Homeland Security Investigations personnel detained one person Monday morning near the New Leaf Shopping Center in Half Moon Bay during what community organizations said was an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation. Federal personnel were seen in the shopping center area, where they appeared to pull over a vehicle before detaining the individual. After graduating from Half Moon Bay High School, Hacke spent several years reporting on abortion rights and local politics in Wyoming while als
Half Moon Bay’s first movie night draws crowd, ‘Princess Bride’ up next (opens the original)
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Free popcorn was served as the City of Half Moon Bay held its first free movie night on Saturday, sending attendees âBack to the Futureâ at the newly renovated John L. Carter Memorial Park. Moviegoers will have three more chances to catch a free admission film under the redwoods as the city continues the new series in partnership with Beach Break Entertainment. After graduating from Half Moon Bay High School, Hacke spent several years reporting on abortion rights and local politics in Wyomin
Late-night fire destroys Montara home, injures 1 (opens the original)
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A structure fire that broke out shortly before midnight Tuesday along Grant Road in Montara displaced four residents and sent one person to a burn center with injuries. The three-story home remained standing Wednesday morning, but fire personnel considered it a total loss. Fire personnel remained at the property Wednesday morning to conduct cleanup and investigate the cause of the fire. After graduating from Half Moon Bay High School, Hacke spent several years reporting on abortion rights and l
Half Moon Bay honors man who helped law enforcement wrangle runaway bull (opens the original)
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Samuel Palomino, a longtime Seahorse Ranch foreman who answered a late-night call to help San Mateo County sheriffâs deputies wrangle a runaway bull on Aug. 18 on Highway 35, was honored Tuesday by the Half Moon Bay City Council and Sheriffâs Office for helping bring the dangerous encounter to a safe end. âA loose bull of this size traveling on Highway 35 presented the potential for a catastrophic traffic collision and posed a significant danger to residents and first responders alike,â
CUSD teacher pleads not guilty as prosecutors detail relationship with former student (opens the original)
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Cabrillo Unified School District coach and teacher Paul Farnsworth has pleaded not guilty to two felony charges stemming from allegations that he sexually assaulted a former student nearly two decades ago, as prosecutors have released new details about their alleged relationship. âPeople say, we all knew something,â CUSD Superintendent Ramon Miramontes said during the Aug. 20 school board meeting. âWhether we knew it or not, Iâm not going to get into that. What Iâm going to say is if t
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