San Leandro City Manager Jeff Kay said on Monday night that he has accepted a similar position in […]
Jeff Kay
A narrow vote last month by the San Leandro City Council to pursue $1.7 million in cuts to […]
I don't want to have any more curfews than we need.-San Leandro City Manager Jeff Kay on Monday night hoping the city's nighttime curfew can be lifted prior to the June 8 end date.
A potential free testing site in San Leandro is facing some hurdles. Eden Health District officials broached the […]
San Leandro officials said a decrease in sales tax revenues due to the covid-19 pandemic could exceed $10 […]
San Leandro City Clerk Leticia Miguel said a rising number of public records requests are taxing her office. […]
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 […]
Ribbon-cutting ceremony set for Jan. 11.
Alameda Assistant City Manager Liz Warmerdam is moving to San Leandro City Hall for the same position, it […]
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.
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