Sunol News

The final countdown to Valentine's Day is approaching and sometimes to no fault of your own, time just seems to run out.

It's Thursday, and you've got no idea what you'll do for the weekend. Patch is coming to the rescue.

Bay Area drivers will be able to buy their way into the fast lanes on six more freeway stretches - including the Oakland approach to the Bay Bridge - in 2015, as a region-wide express lane network rolls to a start.

Are you ready for Valentine's Day? Still have no ideas of what to do or where take your sweetheart? Relax.

For today's students, financing college can mean having to cobble together funds from many different sources: loans, subsidized and unsubsidized; part-time work; parental help - and scholarships.

Sunol Glen School is a great school and I know many people do not even realize that they have open enrollment every year.

Bus drivers who transport special needs students in Alameda County spoke out Thursday about safety concerns, low wages and lack of benefits.

An Oakland-based traffic consultant told community members Jan. 18 that City of Fremont could consider banning certain trucks on state Route 84, but collision rates would not change.

Caltrans will relaunch the first phase of an $80 million highway widening project in Niles Canyon in the spring of 2013, a spokesman said Monday.

Here are five things coming up this week that you should know about: As it does the fourth Monday of every month, the Washington On Wheels Mobile Health Clinic returns to the Ralph and Mary Ruggieri Senior Center today from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The mobile clinic provides health care to uninsured and underserved residents.

Giselle Esteban pleaded not guilty Friday to a charge that she murdered nursing student Michelle Le , who disappeared in Hayward last May and whose body was found in September.