Surveillance And Data Centers At City Hall Residents continue to oppose the Stack data center while the City Council approved nearly $3 million in police surveillance technology.
No Hiding In Hayward As Flock makes national headlines, we look at the state of surveillance in Hayward and what's on the horizon.
Hayward Council Approves New Drone Program HPD to purchase 8 new drones to autonomously fly to calls for service. Council believes policies are enough to counter privacy concerns.
HPD To Expand Drone Program HPD asks to buy 8 drones to respond to calls, adding to surveillance network. And crime is down in most categories despite fewer officers on duty, according to data.
Fire Chief Says Paramedics Not Needed For HEART Program The HEART Program still needs to be worked into the City's budget. Youth and Family Services grants may come with odd strings, even while it supports HUSD's lack of funding.
Who Watches The Watchers? In Which: Police surveillance is on the rise, Councilmembers push private businesses to clean themselves up, and Councilmember Bonilla unconcerned with cost of police recruitment.
HUSD To Decide Districts Tomorrow In Which: Mayor cancels a Homelessness meeting at the last minute. Police Officers see big pay bump as other staff still fight. And City renews contracts for emergency shelters.