Week in Review: Maker Faire, Seat Belt Crack Down

Sunday

• : Police went to an East Hollywood apartment at about 7 a.m. and arrested a man suspected of taking part in the March 31 attack.
• This optical illusion made of Google Android dolls is one of hundreds of exhibits at the San Mateo event.

• Along with law enforcement officials across the state, FCPD will be issuing warnings or citations for breaking seat belt laws.
• Columnist Damian Morris discusses politics, pizza and worthy causes.

• Young Scots' playoff run ends in CCS Division I semis; five-time defending champ ousts Carlmont.
• Punch cards will cost $5 and are valid for five one-way rides; monthly passes will cost $25 and are good for one calendar month.
• Electronics and online communication gobbles Columnist Eugenia Budman's time.

• : Hundreds of exhibits wowed the crowd at San Mateo County Event Center.
• : Knights miss scoring chances and suffer costly defensive miscues in CCS Division II semifinal defeat.
• : This week, we chatted with Heirloom Organics from Hollister, CA, which offers a wide range of greens, roots and vegetables.

• : Officials are now recommending that city government only raise water rates by 27 percent to the base price, saving residents roughly $2 per month.
• : The ticket was purchased at a Shell gas station in San Bruno more than three months ago.
• Pick from an array of events scheduled this weekend in and around Foster City.

• The Crystal Springs rest area was rebuilt with heavy compliance on the Americans with Disabilities Act.