Earlier this year, police accountability advocates and the family of Agustin Gonsalez, the 29-year-old who was fatally shot […]
Category Archive: Hayward City Council
Hayward is nearing an increase in the city’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022, one year […]
Over the past year, East Bay cities such as Oakland, Richmond, Livermore, Alameda, and San Leandro have moved […]
A 37-acre parcel of hillside land near Cal State East Bay in Hayward, long ago envisioned by CalTrans […]
A new rent stabilization ordinance in Hayward was formally approved Tuesday night. But the ordinance does not come […]
Roberta “Bertie” Cooper, a three-term mayor of Hayward, who led the city through a period of increased development, […]
After decades of landlords slowly whittling away the number of units protected by a city rent ordinance to […]
With frustrations from the family of the man slain by Hayward Police last November running high, the Hayward […]
For six months, Agustin Gonsalez’s family has made impassioned pleas for Hayward elected officials to, at minimum, express […]
Hayward Councilmember Aisha Wahab said Tuesday night that she will ask for an independent investigation of deadly force […]
Hayward is set to approve eight more cannabis permits on Tuesday night and may rid itself of one […]
A cannabis business previously approved for a commercial distribution permit in Hayward could have the license rescinded next […]
Some Hayward councilmembers showed growing pains with new council rules for offering and debating referrals.
With an eye toward limiting the displacement of Hayward residents, Councilmember Aisha Wahab wants Hayward residents to have […]
The tension at Hayward City Hall has been building for months between some elected officials and the insurgent […]
Since taking office, Hayward Councilmember Aisha Wahab has suggested legislation for raising the city’s minimum wage, rent control, […]
Earlier in the day, landlords asserted in a letter that Hayward’s emergency ordinance violated the Brown Act.
Vote next Tuesday night would stop evictions without cause, perhaps, up to one year.
Overflow council audience erupts in anger after Hayward Mayor Halliday tells them to see the matter from the police officer’s POV.
Nearly half of all Hayward tenants spend 35% or more of their monthly income on rent.
Despite a new law, police departments are denying public records requests.
Hayward’s General Fund reserves estimated last June to fall below 20 percent of its expenses, a threshold mandated by the City Council.
The Hayward City Council chambers erupted in chants of “Shut it down!” and “What are you hiding?!” after […]
Hayward Councilmember Aisha Wahab is proposing a citywide equal pay for equal work ordinance. She made the referral […]
With heartfelt words, defiance, and a vow to stay true to her values, Hayward Councilmember Aisha Wahab was […]
