Hundreds of people pulled up in cars at Samaritan House in San Mateo Tuesday for free groceries and Thanksgiving turkeys. The nonprofit says the pandemic is still taking an economic toll on the community. SAN MATEO, Calif. - Hundreds of people pulled up in cars at Samaritan House in San Mateo Tuesday for free groceries and Thanksgiving turkeys.

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Modern Facility Will Enhance Opportunities for Young Families in 'Park of the Arts' Governor Kathy Hochul today announced construction has begun on a $3.1 million project to relocate an improved and expanded Children's Museum at Saratoga to the historic Lincoln Bathhouse in Saratoga Spa State Park. The facility's relocation will double its space and increase accessibility for guests of all ages.

Reese's is releasing its largest peanut butter cup ever: a nine-inch Reese's Thanksgiving Pie. Reese's is releasing its largest peanut butter cup ever: a nine-inch Reese's Thanksgiving Pie. Peanut butter fans rejoice. Reese's is releasing its largest peanut butter cup ever: a nine-inch Reese's Thanksgiving Pie.

A tuna sandwich from Subway is displayed on June 22, 2021 in San Anselmo, California. Photo credit Getty Images Two Bay Area residents are hitting Subway with a third lawsuit regarding the contents of the fast food restaurant's "100% tuna" product. Plaintiffs Karen Dhanowa and Nilima Amin of Alameda filed the suit in federal court in San Francisco on Monday, claiming that lab testing shows the tuna contains animal products such as chicken, pork and cattle, KTVU reported.

Winegrowers in Livermore Valley, seen here, are trying to establish a heritage district to compete with more well-known regions like Napa. Livermore Valley — one of the oldest wine growing regions in California, but long in the shadows of more popular Bay Area regions such as Napa — is making a move to improve its visibility and attract more visitors.