Week in Review, May 1-7: Farmers' Market, Robbery Conviction and Martial Arts

Sunday, May 1

: Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do, and Shaolin Kung Fu headline the Tanforan annual martial arts fair.

: Capuchino unseats Hillsdale for the No. 1 spot.

: For the third year, the city's farmers market opened in downtown San Bruno, where a variety of local vendors began selling fresh produce.

Monday, May 2

: Nicholas Vargas and Brandon Thompson are being held in custody without bail for allegedly killing 23-year-old Christopher Chastain.

: An international venture capital fund company has moved its headquarters from London to San Bruno, calling the move “a natural progression” as it marks the company's global growth.

Wednesday, May 4

: Capuchino’s Christopher Avila, Jose Morales and Lupita Ramirez have been instrumental in getting students involved in the school's Latinos Unidos Club.

Thursday, May 5

: PG&E has hired a new executive who will be in charge of turning around all gas operations in the wake of intense scrutiny following the Sept. 9 explosion.

Friday, May 6

: Mustangs shake off 7-1 deficit to stun Woodside in extras, boost CCS hopes by winning showdown. Cap 9, Woodside 8 (9 inn.)

Performers bring Cinco de Mayo to life at Tanforan.

: A second man pleads no contest in the August 2010 armed robbery of taxi driver in San Bruno.

Saturday, May 7

: The Kern family has joined the dozens of other residents who are suing PG&E for the Sept. 9 pipeline explosion with the latest lawsuit filed against the utility. 

: Capuchino High’s four-year competitor Darla Wiggins enjoys the end of her high school swim days.

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