October Updates From Mt. Eden
Mt. Eden Puente students support migrant farm workers in Half Moon Bay, Students weight the benefits of pursuing a sports career, and the Monarch football team continues to pursue a win.
News
The Herald Three Years In
As the Hayward Herald turns three, we take stock of the last year: how we've grown, what residents care about, and where we're going next.
Swalwell Resigns Over Sexual Assault Allegations
Eric Swalwell's sexual assault allegations lead to resignation from Congress and dropping the Governor's race. Plus Philp McDonald reviews new local restaurant Storybook for the Hayward Herald.
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.
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.
Filipino Residents Support Disaster Victims
In Which: We outline the environmental crisis in the Philippines, Social services see allocated funding slashed, and CSC pivots to new role due to budget
Upcoming Events And Opportunities
In Which: Announcements are made, Volunteers are requested, A fund is established to help the immigrant community, and GRAMMY-winning Hawaiian music comes to Hayward.