San Leandro accepted a nearly $32,000 federal grant that will allow its police department to purchase a drone. […]
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In early 2017, the San Leandro City Council approved a tiered schedule for taxing cannabis sales that gradually […]
San Leandro councilmembers asked city staff last March to go back to drawing board and improve a proposed […]
A holiday card created by Alameda County firefighters depicting people in tradition Chinese attire created a fire storm […]
A short-term rental ordinance returns to the council after a work session last December that favored limiting hosted […]
Just hours after receiving news of the passing of former San Leandro Mayor Tony Santos Monday night, the […]
A new financial consultant, a good economy in San Leandro, and a little bit of old-fashioned belt-tightening is […]
San Leandro city leaders are caught firmly between the desire of some councilmembers and progressive activists to completely […]
Since 2016, Wells Fargo Bank has been an angry touchstone among progressives because of its unscrupulous business practices […]
In the run up to the San Leandro City Council’s decision Monday night to renew a 14-year-old contract […]
San Leandro dispensaries say medical cannabis-only sales put them at a serious economic disadvantage against adult use stores.
San Leandro city staff is also recommending an expiration date for its two unopened permitted dispensaries.
At the same time acknowledging the need to diversify its mix of new housing, the San Leandro City […]
Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Jan. 11.
A structural deficit in San Leandro may worsen if the economy turns downward soon. High turnout elections in 2020 could help support tax measures.
San Leandro voted to sell a $700,000 investment note with Wells Fargo in Nov. 2017, but totally untangling itself from the bank has proven more difficult.
Former councilmember and top landlord had previously alleged 238 campaign finance violations
Another twist in the San Leandro city manager scandal
A curious turn of events in the San Leandro city manager scandal.
City may be worried about potential legal liabilities, but the agreement could also hamper some commissioners who are running for the City Council this fall.
Did East Bay insider Gordon Galvan throw his long-time associate Rose Padilla Johnson under the bus, according to a 50-page report that clears the city manager of sexual harassment claims?
San Leandro City Council schedules special closed session for Monday evening.
Proposed ordinance would track interactions between paid lobbyists and city officials, but there were many hints as to why it’s needed.
A batch of text messages between Padilla Johnson and Zapata cast the infamous Foster’s Freeze meetings in a far different light.
