Sunol News

Alameda County supervisors have until June 5 before they select a replacement for the District 2 seat vacated by Nadia Lockyer.

If you're making plans for the Memorial Day weekend at this late date, the bad news is that all campgrounds in the East Bay Regional Parks have been booked for months.

The Alameda County Office of Education proudly recognizes the outstanding work of eight Alameda County school students who participated in the Alameda County Science and Engineering Fair in March before advancing to the California State Science Fair, held April 30 - May 1. ACOE will honor them during the June 26 Board of Education meeting.

Newark Vice Mayor Ana Apodaca is one of eight candidates contending to fill a vacant seat on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors as a result of former supervisor Nadia Lockyer resignation that came after months of scandals, media reports say.

The Wildflower, Art, Garden and Quilt Show in Niles on Sunday, May 20 is expected to attract more than 500 people from the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.

About two dozen Tri-Cities and Sunol residents gathered on Liberty Street Monday to silently protest an ongoing plan to widen parts of state Route 84.

A number of students from the Tri-Cities are celebrating a job well done this week, as they just returned from participating in the California State Science Fair last week.

A team of the Federal Highway Administration employees and California Highway Patrol officers is conducting a safety assessment of Niles Canyon Road as Caltrans takes another look at a controversial road-widening project that was shelved after a lawsuit last year.