Mar. 14, 2012 | Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi's home, high in the Castro Valley hills, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire East Bay. Except it's not Hayashi enjoying the view, but two close colleagues who both earn lucrative state-funded salaries. According to recently released public finance records, Hayashi rents the four-bedroom, three-bath townhouse, assessed … Continue reading Hayashi Rents Castro Valley Home To Employee, Chancellor Of Chabot College
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Hayward’s Russell City Energy Center Moves Closer To Construction
CALPINE, GENERAL ELECTRIC OBTAIN $845 MILLION IN FINANCING FOR CONTROVERSIAL EAST BAY POWER PLANTBy Steven Tavaressteven.tavares@eastbaycitizen.comFollow @eastbaycitizen on twitterThe student and leadership at Chabot College may not think much about Calpine's planned 619-megawatt power plant emerging out of the Hayward marshland and just a mile away from its campus, but the financiers of big business see great … Continue reading Hayward’s Russell City Energy Center Moves Closer To Construction
Corbett May Have Averted Potential Land Mine Set By Team Hayashi
STATE SENTAOR CANCELS CHABOT COLLEGE APPEARANCE LAST WEEK AFTER HEADS UP FROM PROFESSORBy Steven Tavaressteven.tavares@eastbaycitizen.com@eastbaycitizen on twitterWithin most every controversy lies a common thread sometimes lead to wholly unexpected views of the same issue. The East Bay is steeped in layers and a slight provocation last week by Chabot College toward the proposed Russell City … Continue reading Corbett May Have Averted Potential Land Mine Set By Team Hayashi
Two East Bay Leaders Attempt To Saves Lives At Any Cost
CHABOT'S KINNAMON AND DISTRICT'S ROGERS ARE DOING THE RIGHT THINGBy Steven TavaresAt first glance, there is little commonality between San Leandro Hospital and Hayward’s proposed gas-fired, 600-megawatt Russell City Energy Center other than the causal effect of pollution from one eventually landing you in the other.What the neighboring conflicts share are the political courage of … Continue reading Two East Bay Leaders Attempt To Saves Lives At Any Cost
