Fighting Over The Same Scraps
In Which: Council outlines conflicts of interest. There isn't as much money for Community Services as there used to be. And Public Art gets a boost from Councilmembers Andrews and Roche.
City Hall
Up To Standards, But Still Disliked
In Which: Public Safety Committee happens tonight! A Kebob restaurant is replaced by townhomes. And Commissioners complain about parking.
Reparative Justice for Russell City
In Which: An attorney threatens to force the City into districts. The Concerned Citizens stand on the wrong side of history. Councilmember Syrop reads a spreadsheet.
Essential Support Services Funded
In Which: The CSC Frets over Public Comment; City Council explicitly draws line on CSC scope; Salaries showcase City reorganizations and living wages.
Cooperation Forged In Real Time
In Which: Parks are discussed at great length. HARD and Council cooperate in real-time. Juneteenth becomes a Marquee Event.
Family Man Image Deserves Scrutiny
In which Horrifying images are shared to prove a point, The Stack Center is compared to Police Buildings, and The Planning Commission fails to meet.
Hayward City Council Goes HARD
In Which: People drink a lot at Tennyson Park, HARD complains about funding, and Council sure does love St. Rose.