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Grocery Store Fire Leaves Restaurant In Limbo
Fire at new Indian grocery store leaves long-time local Thai/Vietnamese restaurant on the ropes. Plus, The Pioneer reports that the Spanish BA program at CSUEB will stay for now.
Kirk LeClaire: Who Knows Where the Time Goes
CSUEB Art Professor muses on his career and the future of Fine Arts at the University.
City Addresses Fatalities With Traffic Plan
City Manager comments on bribery allegations against HPD Officer Yarbrough. Staff proposes traffic safety changes and increased traffic enforcement.
Cal State East Bay’s Spanish Degree Program Faces Elimination
Despite increasing enrollment, Cal State East Bay President plans to cut the Spanish B.A. Students and Faculty insist program helps Latine students in harsh political climate.
DHIA And Council Against Absentee Landlords
The DHIA talks development and vacant properties in Downtown with Council. Plus the CIP gets a new dashboard that can help the public track projects better.
OTLS: City's birthday, planning for pedestrian safety, and deportation cruelty hits home
Nestor and Collin dive into the city's response to a string of pedestrian deaths and the abduction of a Hayward family before being deported to Columbia.
Dual Language Program Stalled Despite Board Support
We explain the Dual Language Program and the progress it's made. However, Trustees wonder why it hasn't expanded the way they expected.
New Condos Coming To Walpert Street
Residents concerned about creek, while Commissioners are skeptical of traffic impact reports. Plus President Bufete missing from recent meeting after potential medical issues.
Sunday Funnies
Sunday Comic for Hayward's 150th Birthday.
Layoffs Or Concessions Still Needed To Balance City Budget
Despite extensive cost-saving and revenue-generating plans, the city still needs labor unions to come to the table to balance the budget. Also, AI tools coming to local government.
What It Takes To Know Hayward
A birthday message to the City of Hayward, which we love for all its beauty and faults.
Hayward Officials Condemn Deportation of Deaf Six-Year-Old and Family
Lesly Rodriguez Gutierrez and her sons were detained in San Francisco before being deported to Columbia.
Austerity May Be New Normal For Hayward
Councilmember Bonilla pushes ranking core services for future cuts. City explains what went wrong with budget. Business License tax to get update for first time since 1978.