Like everywhere in the East Bay, homelessness in Hayward is a growing problem. According to a recent census, […]
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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.
Hayward Assemblymember Bill Quirk’s move to Union City last year and profligate spending for a re-election campaign that […]
I'm running for president. Let's do this together.— U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris, a former Alameda County prosecutor, announcing her run for president in a tweet early Monday morning.
ALSO: Alameda moves closer to selecting a new city manager.
When Chabot-Las Positas Chancellor Jannett Jackson learned her contract would not be renewed by the community college’s elected […]
The more we dig, the more we find...—Rep. Eric Swalwell on Twitter Thursday reacting to reports Michael Cohen attempted to rig CNBC and Drudge Report polling to favor the Trump campaign.
There may be some members of Port of Oakland as connected as Commissioner Michael Colbruno, but few have […]
Fremont Councilmember Vinnie Bacon may soon attempt what no other has been able to accomplish in the East […]
The Hayward City Council chambers erupted in chants of “Shut it down!” and “What are you hiding?!” after […]
The Fremont City Council acquiesced to concerns from small business owners and unanimously approved a two-tier schedule Tuesday […]
Ready to work at 9am and someone’s in my parking spot.—New Oakland Councilmember Nikki Fortunato Bas ran into a buzzsaw on Oakland Twitter last week after striking a privileged tone in a Jan. 8 tweet after someone snagged her City Hall parking spot. She added, "TIP: if you want your rep to work on your tax dollar, respect our space so we don’t waste our time or you’re going to get a parking ticket."
At first glance it wasn’t entirely clear why former State Senate Majority Ellen Corbett suddenly showed up at […]
Two days after an Alameda resident filed a complaint this week with the Fair Political Practices Commission that […]
When Fremont councilmembers resume a discussion next week for raising the city’s minimum wage to $15, they will […]
The State Senate settled a lawsuit filed last year by a former legislative aide for East Bay State […]
Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Jan. 11.
Hayward Councilmember Aisha Wahab is proposing a citywide equal pay for equal work ordinance. She made the referral […]
Oakalnd Councilmember Dan Kalb was having coffee with his chief of staff just within earshot of City Hall […]
Over the past two years, Rep. Eric Swalwell has fueled speculation of a run in 2020 for president […]
Here in Oakland, if you come to destroy the lives of our immigrants living in peace, we will resist you. If you come to spread fear and division, we will stand up to you.-Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf warning President Trump during her inauguration speech Monday.
Last year was the first time in over a decade that Oakland At-Large Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan had not […]
