Ryan Macasero
Local News Reporter at The Mercury News
@mercnews reporter covering the San Francisco Peninsula, Silicon Valley life, and Stanford University. Formerly @rapplerdotcom.
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2 days ago |
mercurynews.com | Ryan Macasero
Founded in 2016 by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the tuition-free private school serves students from predominantly low-income communities in East Palo Alto and neighboring Menlo Park. “After much deliberation, our schools in East Palo Alto and the East Bay will be closing at the end of the 2025–26 school year,” the school said in a statement.
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3 days ago |
mercurynews.com | Ryan Macasero |Chase Hunter
Catholics across the Bay Area mourned the passing of Pope Francis on Monday, honoring his legacy as a compassionate, progressive leader of the Catholic Church. At St. Joseph’s Cathedral in San Jose, the usually quiet weekday Mass drew a larger crowd than normal, filling up more than half the pews. Worshippers came to pray and reflect on the life of the first Latin American pope, who championed immigrants, environmental protection and compassion for marginalized communities.
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6 days ago |
mercurynews.com | Ryan Macasero
The California Public Employment Relations Board directed San Mateo County, in its role overseeing the sheriff’s office, to address a complaint from the Deputy Sheriffs’ Association alleging labor violations.
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1 week ago |
mercurynews.com | Ryan Macasero
Beleagured San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus filed a lawsuit against the county and its officials, including Executive Mike Callagy and the board of supervisors, accusing them of violating the California Public Records Act by withholding documents related to a sweeping investigation into her administration.
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1 week ago |
mercurynews.com | Ryan Macasero
Three of the planned 47 manufactured homes for a new farmworker affordable housing community on the San Mateo County coast arrived Tuesday at Stone Pine Cove, county officials said. Stone Pine Cove is a housing development aimed at providing permanent housing for agricultural workers and their families. The first families are expected to move in by June, according to a county spokesperson.
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RT @mercnews: As Measure A appears to have overwhelmingly passed, San Mateo County sheriff says she won’t step down. Now what? https://t.co…
RT @mercnews: Stanford student journalist will not face charges related to June protest arrest, DA says https://t.co/zWuie5Q4qM
While Filipinos fought hard to regain their own freedoms in 1986, international cooperation and support was also key. Here's my pahabol contribution to #EDSA39
People Power in the Philippines: How the Bay Area helped fuel a revolution nearly 40 years ago https://t.co/2HSbv7f8E7