Deported deaf Hayward boy feels ‘cut off from the world,’ attorney says
FREMONT, Calif. (KRON) — California’s top education official is holding a news conference Thursday afternoon at a school in Fremont after one of the school’s young deaf students was deported to Colombia. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained 6-year-old Joseph Londono Rodriguez on March 3 in...
Rêve Bistro is the East Bay’s Authentic French Hideaway
San Francisco might claim bragging rights when it comes to serious French cuisine in the Bay Area. So it’s slightly surprising that one of the region’s most authentic French bistro experiences requires a short drive east across the Bay Bridge and into the suburbs of Lafayette, best known for leafy neighborhoods and...
Stunning Bay Area Hikes With Waterfalls Worth the Trek
A winter storm transforms Bay Area trails into something magical. Hillsides glisten green, quiet creeks turn into rushing cascades, and dormant waterfalls roar back to life, spilling over mossy cliffs and tumbling down rocky canyons. From easy family strolls to challenging climbs, there’s no shortage of incredible...
San Ramon real estate deal helps housing development make progress
SAN RAMON — Plans for a housing development in the Bishop Ranch neighborhood in San Ramon are progressing following a real estate firm’s purchase of the land needed for the project. Van Daele Homes, acting through an affiliate, bought the site of a Bishop Ranch office building for...
Tri-Valley BART stations face the Blue Line blues
Recent news revealed that Bay Area Rapid Transit may put the brakes on the Tri-Valley stations, including the Dublin/Pleasanton and West Dublin/Pleasanton stations. If the stations are closed, it won’t just be the Blue Line feeling the blues. If the Connect Bay Area sales tax measure fails in November, BART may pull...
UC Berkeley begins building 23-story dorm that will reshape city’s skyline
Construction has begun on a 23-story student housing tower at UC Berkeley that will be among the tallest buildings in the city and add more than 1,600 beds, officials confirmed.
Saint Mary’s College holds a ‘Know Your Rights’ workshop
In the wake of recent federal immigration enforcement, Saint Mary’s College held a workshop for students, staff, and educators with the intent of providing legal rights guidance information in an educational setting. The Feb. 26 lecture was hosted by the Institute for Latino and Latin American Studies in order to...
What Oakland residents say they’re looking for in their next police chief as search...
The city of Oakland has cycled through 11 police chiefs in 15 years and seeks to find stability in filling the role permanently. The search officially kicked off Wednesday night with the first of six resident input meetings.
Humpday Headlines: San Mateo Safeway Gets Redevelopment Plan
Get ready for a pre-spring heatwave around the Bay Area. A warming trend begins today, and while the highest temps likely won't be in San Francisco, parts of the Bay Area could see 90s by Monday. [KPIX]. Align Real Estate, the developer seeking to redevelop four Safeway properties in San...
One of the Bay Area’s best Filipino restaurants arrives at a buzzy food hall
A second location of one of the Bay Area’s best Filipino restaurants has opened in the East Bay.
