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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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Following historic $21 million verdict, Fremont asks for new trial in police killing of pregnant teen
Elena Mondragon, 16, was killed by Fremont police in 2017 in Hayward
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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.
Longtime East Bay Regional Park District board director to retire
Ayn Wieskamp said it's time to "give somebody else a chance to get in and have a good career at it."
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.
Exclusive: Richmond police chief committed misconduct by making ‘threat of harm,’ probe found. But the city brought her back to work with no explanation.
Bisa French returned to work this week after a lengthy internal affairs investigation that included two restraining order requests.
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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.
East Bay school board texting scandal prompts calls for independent investigation
“Stop abusing your power and start listening to the community as a whole," Amy Miller, a former school board member, told the board.
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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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East Bay school board members called on to resign after text messages stir controversy
Some critics say their faith in the three board members is lost.