Newark to mount 20 license plate readers around city, hoping to reduce crime
Each of the 20 cameras can scan up to 30,000 cars per day, according to the manufacturer.
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Alameda County sued by anti-affirmative action group over public contracts policy
“The government should not be picking winners and losers on the basis of race or color,” plaintiff Chunhua Liao said.
Fremont employees get raises, while city still leaning on $22 million in federal recovery money
"This is certainly going to be an impact to us on the budget, but it's not something that I think is insurmountable," Mayor Lily Mei said.
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Petition to block Livermore affordable housing project rejected by city
Livermore Mayor Bob Woerner said the petition from a residents group is "just one more frivolous attack" on the affordable housing project.
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Korean grocery store Mega Mart to open in Fremont
The Fremont store’s grand opening date is currently set for Sept. 23, a company official said.
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Alameda County’s Measure C for child care funding scores a legal win
Opponents of the Alameda County measure say they intend to appeal the decision.
Livermore puts $2.4 million toward drug addiction treatment facility for homeless, low-income people
The Livermore City Council has approved loaning $2.4 million to a nonprofit to buy a former church property in the city, hoping to eventually turn it into the first inpatient...
'Losing a piece of Americana': Bay Area brewpub was one of oldest in U.S.
“It's a tragedy, and we're losing a symbol of Hayward," said Kim Huggett, president and CEO of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce.
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Livermore council pushes downtown affordable housing project forward
“There's a desperate need for this kind of housing yesterday, if not sooner,” Councilmember Trish Munro said.
Livermore OKs downtown land sale for future ‘theater lab’
“It allows for the groups to explore, to create new work, to bring experimental pieces,” Lisa Tromovitch said.