Awwww -- such a shame to have to say good riddance to Nihart, who was vehemently against even looking at the possibility of some sort of rent control in Pacifica.

Of course, many of those are just driving through Pacifica down to Half Moon Bay and other coastal cities to spend their money where their business is appreciated. Let's not improve our downtown or tourist facilities at all to capture any of that extra revenue.

"What's wrong with Panda Express?? I like it." Well, then, go to Serramonte and get your fill. How about another full-service restaurant, preferablY one with late-night service, as was there before?

"Half Moon Bay, like Pacifica, is on its way to insolvency." Losing a $37 million lawsuit will do that for you. Of course, Half Moon Bay is a destination city that has a bustling little downtown, unlike the drive-through city known as Pacifica. Unfortunately, many longtime locals are afraid of any change that may improve the city and bring in more visitors and tax revenue.

Now if we can only get Panda Distress to back out as well...

So glad they are moving in; there is such a lack of Japanese restaurants in Pacifica! #sarcasm

Be sure to vote out Mary Ann Nihart and her cronies.

Was probably playing on her smartphone when she tripped.

LMAO -- one person says it's a bad thing and the press makes it out to be the second coming of the dog whisperer.

"There's no comparing big cities on the Peninsula with Pacifica. They have large commercial tax bases; we don't, and never will. I say never because geography precludes it." Here -- fixed it for you: "There's no comparing big cities on the Peninsula with Pacifica. They have large commercial tax bases; we don't, and never will. I say never because as long as people are afraid of any change and still believe we are living in the '60s, nothing will ever change."

This is a total WTF. Let's tear down the building that could house a full-service restaurant and instead put two lowbrow chain restaurants in instead! That's a recipe for success. Aren't there enough empty storefronts in Linda Mar that could have housed these crapfeeds?

Agreed -- don't let this one disappear off anyone's radar.

Interesting -- so you're called out that the sinkhole is not near where the library is being built, which is in an area not prone to sinkholes, so you decide to use some revisionist tactics and claim your concern is about flooding an underwater garage instead. Of course, you also fail to mention the report says either additional studies and work would need to be done to support underground parking or above-ground parking would be the alternative. Nowhere in it does it say that underground parking will be built, you know because that is exactly why they do studies first -- to see what is feasible and what isn't. Whoops -- what are you going to come up with now?

Ummmm, no. This is not the location of the new library. I know you're probably one of the people who have lived in Pacifica for thousands of years and are opposed to any change whatsoever, but please stop spreading misinformation.