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Coping with grief during the holidays
EVERYTHING CHANGED when Hayward's Angela Rivera lost her 31-year-old son in a hit-and-run accident the morning after they celebrated her Aug.
Police: San Leandro Shooting Likely Drug Related
Police said Friday that a fatal shooting in an upscale San Leandro neighborhood Wednesday night was likely drug related.
Slaying in 'upscale' San Leandro neighborhood
A man found fatally shot in the Marina Vista neighborhood was identified Thursday as 33-year-old Linh Tu Nguyen, police said.
San Leandro / Man found shot to death in home
A man was found shot and killed in a San Leandro home, police said Thursday. The victim, Linh Tu Nguyen, 32, was found in the home on the 15100 block of Orion Road about 11:20 p.m. Wednesday, police Lt.
Man found shot dead in San Leandro
Police in San Leandro are investigating a shooting that left a man dead late Wednesday night, according to police.
San Leandro Unified faces lower status, dissension
As the San Leandro school district grapples with "program improvement" status, a division between teachers and administrators lingers.
Tab for explaining San Leandro deficit: $61,000
The city, facing budget-busting deficits during the next five years, soon will mail out literature, and later may conduct town hall meetings and presentations to explain the dire state of its finances.
Suspect In May Fatal Shooting And Crash Arrested
The fourth and final suspect wanted in connection with a May shooting and subsequent car crash that left three people dead in the East Bay was arrested Tuesday afternoon in Sacramento, a Berkeley Police Department spokesman said.
Three hats in the ring for San Leandro mayor's race
Although the mayoral election is in the distant future, three hats already are in the ring.
Child Killed in I-580 Wreck Despite Best Efforts of Witnesses
A young boy is dead despite the efforts of motorists who stopped to help after an accident on Interstate 580 in San Leandro.
Despite recession, development moves forward in San Leandro
Economic activity has slowed around the country, but that doesn't mean big things aren't in the works in San Leandro.
San Leandro vet has long history with '65 GTO
Like a vision from a bygone era, the 1965 Pontiac GTO rumbles out of its garage ready to tear up California streets.
7-Year-Old Killed In Crash On I-580 In San Leandro
The solo-vehicle crash was reported shortly after 3:50 p.m. in the westbound lanes of the highway near the Benedict Drive off-ramp. Preliminary reports indicate a rear tire of the Ford Explorer blew out and the female driver lost control of the vehicle, the CHP said.
Van rolls over, bursts into flames on I-880 in San Leandro
Newark resident Andrew "Rudy" Limtiaco was driving to his job as a video editor with KTVU Channel 2 about 4:15 a.m. Wednesday when he saw a burning van upside down in the center median on north Interstate 880 near Marina Boulevard.
Boy, 7, killed in San Leandro rollover crash
A 7-year-old boy was killed when he was partially ejected from a Ford Explorer that rolled over in a solo-vehicle crash on Interstate 580 Wednesday afternoon.
'Freedom, rebellion, romance' of automobiles discussed in Hayward
Kevin Nelson's first set of wheels didn't exactly turn a lot of heads. "It was an Austin America," said the Hayward High alum, class of '71. "Possibly the worst car ever made.
San Leandro resident commended for building green
Julie Quayle's cozy cottage behind her home is certifiably green. When Quayle decided to build the 450-square-foot cottage, she set out to keep the structure's carbon footprint as light as possible.
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Energy Recovery launches new desal tech at IDA World Congress
Quadribaric technology, embedded into PX-300 energy recovery devices, is expected to offer lower operating pressures and higher efficiencies for large desal plants.
Crews clean up oil slick on Alameda and Bay Farm Island
A ship that spilled hundreds of gallons of fuel oil into the Bay was moved from its anchorage to a San Francisco pier on Sunday, escorted by a crew of skimming vessels that sought to prevent any more residual oil from soiling the water.