PCT covered HMB's Pumpkin Weigh-off! Watch to learn from the winner himself what it takes to grow a winning Pumpkin!

Spend your evening listening to music from Judith Hill. She's performed with legends like Michael Jackson. This event will benefit Caminar's Behavioral Health Equity Fund. Caminar's Behavior Health Equity Fund was created to respond to the urgent behavioral health needs of the Bay Area's undeserved populations.

Register here

Last Wednesday night there was a fire at the Pacifica Resource Center that left the back of the Palmetto Ave. building burned. No civilians and firefighters were injured.

For assistance in finding mental health and/or substance use services for someone who may be experiencing a mental illness and/or substance use condition, or for someone you are concerned about, call the Behavioral Health and Recovery Services (BHRS) ACCESS Call Center for information, an assessment and a referral based on individual needs.  BHRS serves San Mateo County residents who have or are eligible for Medi-Cal, or those who are uninsured. 

LOCATION: HMB Skatepark is located adjacent to the Ted Adcock Community Center at 535 Kelly Ave, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

You've been skateboarding on your sidewalk, parking lots, and school yards, but now it's time for HMB Skatepark. Going to a skatepark for the first time can be scary and intimidating, but practicing basic skating skills beforehand can help to build confidence before you tackle skatepark equipment. Learning proper park etiquette, how to skate around others to avoid causing accidents, and being sure to practice safety while skating will make sure you have a great experience when you take the trip to HMB Skatepark. 

Uber and Lyft has teamed up with the White House as part of an ongoing effort to increase vaccine access in our communities. Hurry, ends next month!

Click here for free Uber rides.

Click here for free Lyft rides. 

After a flurry of AAPI (Asian American Pacific islanders) hate-related attacks on a national level in early 2021 Pacifica organizers decided to take action locally.

While there were no recorded attacks in Pacifica, organizers wanted to be certain that our AAPI community felt safe and included in our local family. Further, they wanted to educate our community on the issues related to hate to ensure it doesn't happen here and provide resources for whoever may need them.

Last month PCT covered the Stop AAPI Hate March in Pacifica. PCT interviewed organizer Mary Bier & attendees. 

San Mateo County’s Recovery Initiative is a collaboration among local government agencies, community-based organizations and nonprofits, private partners, and residents to promote inclusive recovery and leverage the collective capacity of the whole community to build a more equitable, healthy, and connected San Mateo County.

More info at smcrecovery.org

The Sanchez Art Center has reopened their galleries in compliance with the State of California and San Mateo. Regular drop-in gallery hours Fri-Sat-Sun, 1-5pm; a wait outside may be required based on the number of people already visiting. Book online (http://sanchezartcenter.10to8.com) to visit Tue-Wed-Thur, 11am-7pm. A great opportunity for social bubbles/small groups & families (from 1-8 people for physical distancing). 

Prior to visiting, click here for more on their Health and Safety Protocols.

David shares how he has been keeping busy during California's shelter-in-place order.

David shares his shelter-in-place experience.

Half Moon Bay kicked off their #waveofstrength campaign to show support, strength, and unity during these uncertain times. Watch the video above for more information.

Eddie shares a little bit about his experience during California's shelter-i-n place order.

Pacifica City Council Member, Mary Bier, came by PCT to provide an update on COVID-19 in Pacifica! Watch the video below to hear her words of comfort during these difficult times.

This past week Half Moon Bay's City Manager Bob Nisbet had an important message for our viewers regarding COVID-19, watch the video above to see what he had to say. This video also has Spanish translation for our Spanish speaking viewers.

Following Governor Newsom’s closure of parking lots at State of California beaches and parks, many San Mateo county beaches have closed their parking lots. Social / physical distancing is necessary to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Recently coastal beaches saw an influx of visitors creating an environment not conducive to virus mitigation. Everyone should stay close to home and avoid any crowded areas. Watch the video above to learn what beaches in San Mateo County have closed their parking lots.