Alameda, CA News

• Alameda, CA News
• BREAKING NEWS: Raymond Zack Family Files Lawsuit Against City of Alameda
• State regulators raise existing cap on solar 'net metering'
• The day the Golden Gate Bridge flattened
• Nadia Lockyer's hearing on restraining-order request is postponed -- ex-lover nowhere to be found
• Alameda schools, unions reach tentative deal
• Cal State head Charles Reed to retire
• Thoughts on the Run: What's a season without a quiz?
• USS Hornet to honor veterans on Memorial Day
• Alameda preservation awards go to students' works
• Budget woes may close Alameda city jail
• Zoo volunteer's heart belongs to the 'big guys'
• My Word: Alameda sports fields need artificial turf
• Adoptable Pets: Walk, Adoptathon coming up for Alameda Animal Shelter
• Alameda briefs: Exchange students need host families
• Muggers try to steal jogger's phone, Alameda police say
• Life on the Island: Network for good Alameda causes at Spring Fling
• More Airline Traffic Coming to Oakland Airport
• Artemis Racing to Prepare for America’s Cup in Alameda
• HP hopes 27,000 job cuts revitalize company
• Cermonies mark Memorial Day in the East Bay
• Roadshow: Water problems on 101 rise to the surface again
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• Sierra LaMar suspect being investigated for three 2009 Morgan Hill assaults
• Justin Bieber coming to Oakland Oct. 6 -- will challenge Madonna for Bay Area supremacy
• Sierra LaMar suspect to face murder charge in first court appearance Thursday
• Memorial Day weekend kicks off most dangerous time of year to be on the road
• Safeway reinstates clerk who defended pregnant woman
• Alameda County fire chief to step down in July
• Bay Area open space: 75 percent is being protected, but 300,000 acres are still at risk
• Report: Four East Bay school districts facing financial trouble
• Obama campaign rolls out its LGBT drive in California
• Loss of Golden State Warriors stings Oakland
• Sierra LaMar's DNA in suspect's car led to arrest
• Projected Alameda Budget Shortfall Grows
• Zuckerberg's wife used different name to quietly purchase wedding gown at Denver shop
• Cuba's first daughter lands in Bay Area
• Roadshow: Liposuction billboard draws wrath of Highway 101 commuter
• Authorities announce arrest in Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Update: Golden State Warriors announce plan to move to San Francisco in 2017
• Alameda letters:
• Sheriff Smith says Sierra LaMar is dead, Morgan Hill man is the killer
• Golden Gate Bridge multimedia e-book for iPads free online
• Culinary school pledges $1 million in scholarships for U.S. military veterans
• Top baby names: California resists Masonmania
• Frustrated Bay Area veterans descend on 'Fix-it" event
• Cosco Busan oil-spill pilot trying to sail in San Francisco Bay again
• California Senate votes to allow self-driving cars
• Social Rewards Internet Startup Launches in Alameda
• California bill would use some Cap and Trade profits for school energy upgrades
• Golden State Warriors set to announce plan to move to San Francisco
• Roadshow: Ramp meters will be turned on along southbound Interstate 280 next week
• Warriors-San Francisco courtship may be getting serious
• Family, friends gather in Alameda to remember fallen soldier
• Golden State Warriors mum on purported move to San Francisco
• Ethiopian woman first to cross finish line at Bay to Breakers
• After suspending worker who defended pregnant woman, Safeway faces public wrath
• City Asks for Proposals for Website Redesign
• USS Iowa's departure delayed by rough seas
• National study tracks number of people falsely convicted of crime
• Silicon Valley foreign worker search speeds up after lull
• Monday is the last day to register to vote
• Political Blotter: Medical pot activists plan State Capitol blitz
• East Bay teen's movie lands at global event
• Congress pulls plug on Pell Grants; thousands of students affected
• Top news photos: Italy quake damage, Leonard Nimoy honored at Boston University
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton pops up at Cannes film festival
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg changes status to 'married'
• Taking slice out of labor key to Gov. Jerry Brown's tax campaign
• Golden Gate Bridge anniversary: After 75 years, it remains California's icon
• Top news photos: Caught up in NATO summit protests, taking laps and more
• Roadshow: Over 61,000 cell phone-texting tickets issued in April crackdown
• Roadshow: Praise for improved DMV service
• California retailers reach out with bilingual clerks
• PG&E warns customers of nationwide utility scam
• Salinas grower recalls bagged iceberg lettuce
• 83-year-old ex-Marine to scale Mt. Whitney in campaign against Feinstein
• Runner's World founder doesn't let age slow him down
• Analyst calls Brown budget projections 'realistic'
• Bay Area regional growth plan advances
• California's child care system faces deep cuts
• Mad cow quarantines lifted at 2 California dairies
• Dad lobbies to require California schools to stock allergy-attack medication
• Thomas Peele: News operation seeking involvement from citizen journalists
• South Bay adds 3,600 jobs, strongest employment gains for April in entire state
• Driver who was hero in Chowchilla bus kidnap dies
• School District Says It’s Reached a Tentative Agreement With CSEA Local
• Facebook stock on a roller coaster, with trading volume headed to record territory
• Oakland Museum wins prestigious national award
• California's DC delegation demands answers from VA concerning disability claims
• Oakland A's owner Lew Wolff still eyes new San Jose ballpark
• California judges must post financial info online
• Annular solar eclipse -- a 'ring of fire' -- visible in Northern California on Sunday
• Huge job cuts rumored to be looming at Hewlett Packard
• Dark days for California's courts
• Bay Area home sales see best April in six years
• Bay Area immigration records, destined for dustbin, will be released Tuesday
• My Word: Alameda's future depends on Measure C
• Alameda teen's movie heads for Japan film fest
• Editorial: Alameda's Measure C makes sense for city's needs
• Letters to the editor
• California company will manage Alameda's Chuck Corica Golf Complex
• Diversity spice of life on Alameda garden tour
• Adoptable Pets: Advice for owners of missing Alameda pets
• Alameda briefs: Speakers, film to mark Harvey Milk Day
• Selig: A's owner Lew Wolff can consider additional stadium sites
• A different kind of promotion for East Bay veterans
• Despite Bay Area efforts, the USS Iowa is heading to L.A. as a military museum
• Alameda to South San Francisco Ferry Service to Begin June 4th
• PG&E Closes Gas Leak at Cardinal Point
• FEC says Feinstein can't go back to donors after embezzlement
• Roadshow: A new Roadshow contest: were are the most considerate drivers?
• Placenta power? Bay Area moms tout benefits of eating the organ
• UC regents weigh another tuition hike to close budget gap
• High-speed rail environmental exemptions sought
• Flags at state capitol flown at half-staff to honor Alameda soldier
• Brown, in "management mode," chides those who oppose tax hikes on wealthy
• AG: Bay Area-based international drug ring busted
• 'America's Got Talent' recap: San Francisco auditions weird and wonderful
• Ferries between the East Bay and Peninsula begin June 4
• Mother Has Unanswered Questions on Anniversary of Son’s Death
• John Beam becomes head football coach at Laney College
• Immigration permit auction touted as reform that would aid economy
• Candidates set the table for 18th Assembly District seat
• Foreclosures drop across Bay Area
• Top news photos: Lone giraffe, clown convention and more
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: May 8-14
• Tick season reveals debate over Lyme disease
• California lawmaker blasts Title IX, Brandi Chastain winces
• San Francisco makes new play for Warriors
• National Police Week
• Gov. Jerry Brown slashes programs for the poor, threatens to do the same to schools
• Bump California death penalty measure from November ballot, group says
• Proposed legislation targets bonuses to utility executives, including PG&E
• Oikos nursing program put on probation by state
• Ooh, aah: Take in Yosemite views -- by computer
• Roadshow: Green-bike lanes aren't a hit with everyone
• Gov. Jerry Brown says voters face "day of reckoning" to avoid budget pain
• Mother of missing teen Sierra LaMar issues Mother's Day letter
• Stop.Waste.org offers $5,000 to help Alameda County small businesses go green
• Nadia Lockyer obtains restraining order against her ex-lover
• Tables turned: UC Berkeley researchers study kids to make computers smarter
• Political Blotter: House again refuses to stop federal raids on medical marijuana
• Bay Area school districts rescinding layoff notices
• Alameda County budget deficit on agenda at Monday meeting
• Malicious online ads target consumers
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian snuggles courtside with Kayne West
• Top news photos: Football fans riot in Istanbul, hot air balloon festival and more
• Roadshow: Rules of the road same for green bike lanes
• Roadshow: Bottlenecks at 87-101 and 85-Foothill Expressway in South Bay could be unplugged
• Facebook updates privacy policy to give users more info on 'cookies'
• Celeb pix: Rihanna steals show at 'Battleship' premiere
• Jerry Brown fires doctor in tobacco tax ad
• City Council to Give John Russo a Performance Evaluation
• Rising California gas prices expected to increase even more
• California immigration plan to legalize workers faces hurdles
• San Francisco: Dinosaurs, prehistoric plants part of 'Plantosaurus Rex' at conservatory exhibit
• BART board approves contract for 410 new train cars
• Report: Darrius Heyward-Bey of Oakland Raiders charged with drunken driving
• California's only wolf meets people, gets picture taken
• Federal appeals court overturns Alameda County death sentence
• Solar industry, utilities clash over proposal to change the way "net metering is calculated
• Conservation art exhibit at Tilden
• Celeb Pix: Mariska Hargitay, Chris Meloni together again
• Loved ones mourn fallen Alameda soldier
• Alamedan's one of a kind motorcycle is a dazzler
• Life on the Island: Weekends filled with art, flowers and plenty of fun
• Alameda County debutantes honored at tea
• Park Street Spring Fest comes to town
• High School junior brings back more than culture from week in Japan
• Alameda kitboarding event helps Girls Inc. of Island City
• Live chat: Same-sex marriage and Obama, 1 p.m. PT
• Alameda officials to consider ordinance on tattoo, massage businesses
• Alameda's 'Super Moonstruck
• Monument status for Alameda's Bruton House
• Workers at businesses sold alcohol to minors, Alameda police say
• Roadshow: Come meet Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow at Hybrids 2 Hot Rods show on Saturday
• GOP Hispanic official from Bay Area in hot water over Romney immigration stance
• UC Berkeley student dies in fall from dormitory
• Sheriff's Office rules out links between Sierra LaMar case and San Jose, Walnut Creek incidents
• President Barack Obama announces support for same-sex marriage
• Hicks: John Travolta says he has proof sexual battery suit is bogus
• Oakland Zoo plans to ask Alameda County voters to OK tax measure
• A high score with influence-ratings site Klout will get you into first-class lounge at SFO
• PG&E seeks to restore pipeline safety documents, reputation
• Spring brings out Alameda Point's Vintage Fashion Faire
• Silicon Valley technology helps power new 'sharing economy'
• Settlement reached in 2009 San Francisco Bay oil spill
• BofA initiates home loan modification offers
• Scientists find hundredfold increase in plastic trash in Pacific Ocean since 1970s
• California will reach 40 million people milestone later than expected
• Roadshow: Rules of the road for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclist on city streets, bike trails
• A Lifesaving Resource For Women In The Unenviable Role Of Primary Long-term Caregiver
• Investigators have car possibly connected to disappearance of missing teen Sierra LaMar
• Ad for cigarette-tax initiative attacks tobacco industry
• 7 Bay Area high schools ranked among magazine's top 100
• Top news photos: Buddha's birthday, shipping Marilyn Monroe and more
• Democratic senators push back against plan to close state parks
• Report: California's public schools face crushing stress levels
• Soldier from Alameda killed while serving in Afghanistan
• Flying Fortress makes annual stop in Hayward
• James Beard Awards: San Francisco restaurant named nation's best
• Report: Thomas Kinkade died of accidental alcohol, Valium overdose
• FDA favors first drug for HIV prevention
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Golden Gate Bridge unveils new pavilion as part of 75th anniversary
• Alameda Solidier Killed in Afghanistan
• Frustrated by college costs, advocates turn to small piece of puzzle: student loan interest
• Pleasanton mother, daughter shot to death in their home
• Roadshow: Fatal crash on Highway 17 prompts a state review at The Cats restaurant
• 9th Circuit tosses lawsuit over VA mental health care
• Needs of women veterans reflected in art at San Francisco exhibit
• Top news photos: Facebook IPO roadshow, mascot race and more
• Alameda Municipal Power Website Hacked
• Alameda: Firefighters rescue swimmer
• Sheriff's Office seeking red, mid-1990s Jetta associated with Sierra LaMar disappearance
• Cal State trustees backing off 10 percent pay hike for presidents
• Ballots are in the mail for June 5 election
• California jobless face federal benefits cutoff
• Apple zooms up Fortune 500 list, but can't catch oil giants, Hewlett-Packard
• Tobacco ad doctor appears mired in finance problems
• Political Blotter: Boxer brisk and brusque, but bullish on bipartisanship
• State controller seeks return of redevelopment agency property, assets transferred last year
• 'Sully' Sullenberger on being a national hero and making a difference
• Tammerlin Drummond: HARP 2.0 helps seriously underwater homeowners
• FDA calls for "judicious" antibiotic use on farms
• Cal grads formerly held in Iranian prison to marry Saturday
• FPPC Says Hospital Board Doctor Has No Conflict of Interest
• Roadshow: Some cheer double carpool lanes on Highway 101
• Top news photos: Paddle-out for Junior Seau, World Laughter Day and more
• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher kicks it in Kentucky
• Slideshow: Super moon shines on as brightest and closest of 2012
• Roadshow: Some do-it-yourself traffic help
• Refinery repairs driving up gas prices in California
• Keeping campus protests peaceful aim of UC report
• Bay Area pet wash fundraiser to help fund canine search and rescue organization
• Lab worker killed by rare bacteria was recent UC Berkeley grad who wanted to combat disease with science
• SETI and NASA scientists charter zeppelin to fly over meteorite zone
• Bigger and brighter 'super moon' to be visible Saturday
• Expect Airport Noise This Weekend
• SFO: Terminal 3 cleared due to unauthorized access
• 93,000 Californians set to lose jobless aid
• Motorcycle lane splitting is legal, but even some bikers get nervous about it
• 'Doolittle Raiders' to visit Alameda's USS Hornet
• Alameda instructor up for All-Star Teacher award
• Spring brings out Alameda Point's Vintage Fashion Faire
• Tour Alameda's backyard chicken coops Sunday
• Alameda to consider traffic changes on Shoreline Drive
• Council backs lease for Alameda Marina
• My Word: Measure C opponents don't offer alternatives
• My Word: Alameda Hospital maintains commitment to community
• Alameda letters: City worker's deed appreciated
• Celeb pix: Scarlett Johansson lands Hollywood star
• Alameda briefs: Free screening of film 'Bully' at Cineplex
• Adoptable Pets: Microchips help owners find lost pets
• Shoplfting suspect charged with robbery
• Roadshow: Bridge tolls going up for drivers in vehicles with three or more axles
• East Bay Rose Society to hold Oakland show
• Alameda Hospital Director Speaks Out on Financial Condition
• California poised to bar employers from peeking into private information on social media sites
• Automated dorm room tests tolerance, opens world
• Yosemite's Tioga Pass Road to open on Monday
• Free summer camp for children whose parents are in the military
• National Day of Prayer observance Thursday to honor Oikos victims
• Oakland's airport becomes hub for low-cost airline
• Roadshow: Plenty of carpool stickers available for Prius, Volt plug-ins
• Top news photos: Jetman flies again, shaky ceasefire in Syria and more
• Celeb Pix: Lea Michele, 'Glee' cast hit the red carpet
• Dining Review: Brunch around the East Bay
• Occupy Oakland attempt to revitalize momentum met with riot-clad police, tear gas
• Filming for "Star Trek" sequel at Lawrence Livermore Lab
• Alameda Resident’s Equality Bill Passes Assembly Health Committee
• Alameda City Council to Consider Approving Alameda Point Development Strategy Next Week
• Marin teen who stole celebrity chef's car had arsenal, police uniform
• Bay Area growth glimmers amid California population slowdown
• Bay Area to get new chief federal judge
• Cancer genome data center raises hope for cures
• California water supplies adequate despite thin snowpack
• Two former Oakland Raiders charged in Florida tax ring
• Facebook organ-donation option gives 'an immediate spike' to California registration
• Spare the Air smog season starts Tuesday in the Bay Area
• UC Berkeley gets computer theory institute
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: April 24-30
• Live: Bay Area May Day protests coverage, all day Tuesday
• Roadshow: Highway 101 widening should benefit both carpoolers and solo drivers
• City Cancels Special Budget Hearing Due to Lack of Clarity
• Roadshow: I-880 lanes through Brokaw Road construction seem narrower but they aren't
• As scandal winds down, aging state Treasurer Bill Lockyer sets sights on controller's job
• Apodaca, Green, Valle among those interested in Alameda County District 2 Supervisor seat
• Class of 2012 faces harsh reality of college expenses
• Lots of help available for finding a Bay Area apartment online
• California’s Job-Housing Plan Puts Financial Pressure on Alameda
• Reward for Sierra LaMar's safe return increased to $25,000
• May Day protests won't include shutting down Golden Gate Bridge
• TV to air Livermore hotel's extreme makeover
• Staggered Oikos swims upstream toward survival
• Roadshow: Fines for texting or using handheld cellphone while driving could be increased
• Roadshow: Some readers recommend calling 911 if they see a person slapping a child in a car seat
• Doyle Drive demolition begins, continues through the weekend
• Alameda County Water District seeks input on web redesign
• Reward to be increased in Sierra LaMar case as searches continue
• California officials find standardized state test photos on web
• A Special Place for kids with life threatening illnesses
• `American Idol' tour sets San Jose date
• Homicide investigators need help ID'ing woman found dead in Port Costa in 1993
• California Justice Department won't charge Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover
• Energy firm NRG may add electric-car charging stations in low-, medium-income areas
• Bay Area sailors split over ocean racing ban called after fatal yacht accident
• Alameda County sheriff's SWAT team travels to Jordan
• Don't want a SmartMeter? PG&E would like to hear from you by May 1
• One Direction adds another Bay Area date
• Winchester Mystery House to be subject of a scary movie
• Bank of Alameda Parent Announces First Quarter Earnings
• Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought
• As workers prepare to close Doyle Drive, drivers told to avoid travel into SF over Golden Gate Bridge
• Google in talks with insurers about self-driving car
• Cat rescued from Iran ends up at San Francisco animal shelter
• Wounded warriors ride a surfboard's nose, and it smells like...victory
• A Lifesaving Resource For Women In The Unenviable Role Of Primary Long-term Caregiver
• Owners of El Balazo taqueria chain sentenced for immigration and tax fraud
• Photo wins Alameda on Camera contest
• Three Strikes Law initiative likely to qualify for Nov. ballot
• Alameda letters: Measure C critical to island preparedness
• Oakland group helps to stride the digital divide
• Thoughts on the Run: Patriots must vanquish the green menace -- debt
• Adoptable Pets: Time to ensure animals don't escape, Alameda shelter officials remind
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda traffic stop leads to arrest
• Alameda temple to honor departing rabbi
• Alameda Theater hosting youth film fest
• Council to consider renewing lease for Alameda Marina
• Report: California sees large returns on higher-ed investments
• Oakland group helps to stride the digital divide
• Most taxpayers getting a big refund
• Roadshow: 'Switchable' FasTrak transponders to be tested in Southern California later this year
• Alameda police continue to investigate shooting
• Roadshow: Starting Monday, Fremont's Kato Road closing nine months to build BART
• Top news photos: India milk protest, Mexico forest fire and more
• Wanderlust: It's the peak season
• Weekend's fireball: Big as a minivan, pieces found near Coloma
• 'Mad cow' incident has very low danger, expert says
• Alameda County Supes make Nadia Lockyer's resignation official Tuesday
• Celeb pix: Bruno Tonioli shows off wild side
• Measure on June ballot would treat pot like a farm crop
• Lost whale caught in fishing line spotted off Monterey coast
• PG&E's pipeline maintenance should be more thoroughly scrutinized, advocates say
• Apple stores targeted by Greenpeace activists
• Artist Thomas Kinkade's girlfriend accused of being gold-digger out for "money and fame"
• Lloyd LaCuesta, KTVU Channel 2 news reporter, retiring
• Alameda apartment peppered with bullets Tuesday evening
• Metropolitian Transportation Commission Seeks Residents to Fill Policy Advisory Council Vacancies
• Governor Brown vows to help state retain innovative companies
• Mad-cow disease found in Central Valley dairy cow
• Feds bust suspected Ecstasy drug ring centered around Bay Area rap label founded by Mac Dre
• Roadshow: Freeway messages draw both wrath and praise
• Company with Silicon Valley ties aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• Silicon Valley CEOs see solid job growth this year
• School districts review parent notification policies in wake of Sierra LaMar's disappearance
• Canadian firm recommended for $2.5 billion BART car contract
• California legislation targets mattress dumping
• California prison overhaul would save $1.5B a year
• Oikos shooting suspect has not eaten in three weeks
• Anti-death penalty measure qualifies for November ballot
• Roadshow: Requests for bumper stickers on turn signals still pouring in
• Oikos University reopens, three weeks after seven were killed
• AT&T workers miss service calls after dust-up over pro-union stickers
• Warriors' Oracle Arena adds new tech features
• Restoration of huge bay wetland in Redwood City nearing completion
• On a mission all her own, she's walking California's royal road
• Exclusive interview: Nadia Lockyer tells traumatic story of how affair, drugs and deceit led to downfall
• Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Roadshow: Drivers cannot pull into bike lane to pass a vehicle waiting to make a left turn
• More than a month later, search for Sierra LaMar continues
• Sen. Dianne Feinstein puts re-election campaign on cruise control
• Roadshow: Santa Clara County highway cleanup needs more volunteers
• AEG moves a step closer to O.co Coliseum management contract
• Hundreds of thousands American households may lose Internet in July
• Treasured junk is headed home to Taiwan
• Bay Area adds nearly 11,000 jobs in March as employment surges
• Alameda County Supervisor Nadia Lockyer resigns, citing need to focus on motherhood, recovery
• 1972 A's are still Swingin' 40 years later
• Alameda Police Seek Graffiti Vandals
• Bay Area gained almost 19,000 jobs in March
• Councilmember Asks For Review of November 2010 Election
• California Lottery pulls ad with slap-happy Lady Luck
• A's: Are they getting closer to the South Bay?
• Study: Marin County men have highest life expectancy in the nation, women rank No. 2
• Fewer people registering for Susan G. Komen races
• The buzz: Honeybees are swarming, and that's a good thing
• Strong Bay Area housing sales stir hopes for spring
• International Bird Rescue celebrates 40 years
• 49ers' kick off move to Santa Clara with far-from-traditional groundbreaking
• Oakland Tribune editorial: Three school districts make reasonable tax request of the voters
• Federal judge allows antitrust case to proceed against Bay Area tech heavyweights
• BikeAlameda rolling strong since 1999
• At Alameda's Hornet, man to tell of WWII service in Greek unit
• See how fabulous Alameda garden went native
• Alameda's Park Street project nears completion
• My Word: Don't lease Alameda golf course to KemperSports
• Alameda letters: Measure C critical to island preparedness
• My Word: Without new focus, Alameda Hospital's future bleak
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda dog's been through much, just needs home
• Couple steal cosmetics twice from pharmacy, Alameda police say
• Alameda briefs: Program to help seniors, the disabled, make homes safer
• Alameda Municipal Power Hikes Rates
• Census: Older Asian, Hispanic populations growing in California
• Roadshow: Opening of Wal-Mart in San Jose contributing to big traffic jams
• Roadshow: Major repairs needed to fix gravel problems on I-880
• Medical marijuana users and dogs reined in by East Bay Regional park board
• Missing Alzheimer's patient found Wednesday morning in Castro Valley
• Prepare to sneeze: Sunny skies and warm weather signal start of allergy season
• Stop California bullet train, state's top analyst urges
• Twenty people convicted in massive East Bay insurance fraud ring
• Moms of DUI victims fight to apply forgotten California law
• Report: Federal spending on cleantech is "falling off a cliff"
• California bill to punish student-teacher dating dies
• California lawmakers OK plan to shift pot shop regulation to state
• Bay Area rapper surrenders in Vallejo Valentine's Day slaying
• Bay Area attorney facing jail time on contempt charges because of scheduling conflict
• Stop Wasting Taxpayer Dollars
• Top news photos: Discovery's final flight and more
• UC grows more selective as applications flood in
• Selection committee recommends AEG to operate Oakland Coliseum complex
• Bay Area renters squeezed in tight market
• 'X Factor' auditions come to Cow Palace April 20
• Are you ready for the $60 light bulb?
• Celeb Pix: Zac Efron dazzles at 'Lucky One' premiere
• Dialysis website enables patients to compare safety records of clinics
• Roadshow: Work to smooth out bumpy Highway 85 begins
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: April 10-16
• City of Alameda Hires Amy Woolridge from Pinole for Rec and Park Director
• Outside Lands festival names lineup -- Neil Young, Metallica, Stevie Wonder among highlights
• Police: Evidence gives new leads in Sierra LaMar abduction
• Fewer post offices are handling late-night tax rush
• Lost sailors at Farallon Islands remembered after worst accident in three decades
• Faculty members at the 23 California State University campuses began voting on strike
• A Lifesaving Resource For Women In The Unenviable Role Of Primary Long-term Caregiver
• Roadshow: Tips on adjusting outside mirrors to cover blind spots
• Earth Day events
• Bay Area owners celebrate three-legged dogs' in-the-moment spirit
• Oakland-based online auction site borrows from real life
• Bay Area sees patchwork recovery from housing crash
• Foreclosures down across the Bay Area in March
• Park Street Planting Proceeds
• Recent raid no damper on interest in Oakland's medical marijuana business
• Attorney: Former KNBR host Ralph Barbieri wrongfully terminated
• Hundreds attend vigil for dead, missing Bay Area sailors
• Bay Area companies team up with feds to fight cyber crime
• California tries to contain citrus disease
• National day to support end-of-life health-care planning
• Political Blotter: How tightfisted was your House member?
• City Of Alameda Earth Day Festival
• Roadshow: Expect delays on I-5 near Buttonwillow through August
• Top news photos: Paris Marathon, Titanic anniversary and more
• Roadshow: Rant on overly courteous drivers connects with readers
• Thanks for Reporting on Grants for Alameda Firefighter Wildfire Training
• Overnight thunderstorms in Bay Area knock out rainfall records
• Brother says painter Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism
• At long last -- a BART groundbreaking
• Another Schools Parcel Tax on the Ballot on June 5th
• Who Gets Access to Publicly Owned Swimming Pools?
• Email from Nadia Lockyer account claims Treasurer Bill Lockyer supplied her with drugs
• Fish and Game chief who killed mountain lion broke political contribution law, state panel says
• Brother says painter Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism
• High-speed rail board approves final plan for California bullet train
• Alameda County tries to salvage of its redevelopment projects
• Senate subcommittee supports California's transitional kindergarten law
• UC student newspaper Daily Californian searches for survival money
• At long last -- a BART groundbreaking
• Schwarzenegger's next blockbuster: He's tailoring book to his fans
• Seven East Bay schools win state academic achievement award
• Alameda Boy Scouts to donate bee boxes at Sunol Wildflower Festival
• See how fabulous Alameda garden went native
• Alamedan Heather Pol heads for Boston Marathon
• 'Eggs'-citing day at Alameda's Crab Cove Scramble
• Alameda teachers turn down proposed contract
• Alameda's Measure C opponents receive legal setback
• Alameda letters: Thanks for helping Adopt A Classroom
• My Word: Measure C would be investing in Alameda's youth
• Alamedan's imagination soars with her books
• Alameda St. Philip Neri students win science awards
• Thoughts on the Run: Tales of the too's
• Adoptable Pets: Plenty of helping hands needed for kitten season at the shelter
• Correction
• Alameda briefs: Foundation fundraiser for schools today at winery
• Five arrested for selling alcohol to minors, Alameda police say
• City Reaches Agreement with Jim’s on the Course
• Alameda Democratic Club Endorses FLANAGAN for SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE
• Roadshow: Woman repeatedly slaps kid in car. What would you do if you saw this?
• UC Davis pepper-spraying of protesters should not have happened, panel says
• Rain expected to clear by weekend
• Stark to hold meetings in Union City, Alameda
• Residents Push Back on Public Works, Allege False Filings with Feds
• Oikos leader fears for school's survival
• Electric vehicle charging station agreement raises hackles
• Chicken is a winner at 30th napkin East Bay art contest
• Parole for Chowchilla bus kidnapper challenged by state attorney general
• Protesters take to Chevron CEO's home to decry 'the 1 percent'
• Gas prices cool in California, AAA says
• More searches planned for Sierra LaMar
• Port, Oakland fighting over labor system
• Roadshow: Another force behind bringing BART to San Jose
• Memorial held for Oikos victims
• The ugly side of the beauty industry
• Report spotlights out-of-school suspensions in California
• Herhold: Unraveling the puzzle that was Thomas Kinkade
• Alameda Municipal Power Budget Workshop, Rate Increase, Next Monday
• Report: Funding cuts are eroding the quality of the nation's subsidized preschools
• Wet weather expected around Bay Area today
• Tax deadline pushed back two days this year
• Roadshow: How Air Resources Board helped clear things up
• Questions abound as districts shift to merit pay for teachers
• Biofuel firms face uncertainty over future government help
• Family of Sierra LaMar announces $10,000 reward; 49ers' Alex Smith participates in search
• Update on Golf Complex Finances Tomorrow
• Commemoration marks 70 years since Bataan Death March
• Details of artist Thomas Kinkade's tumultuous final years surface
• Cost to pack California state park artifacts will cut savings
• Beautiful orange and black butterflies are staying home for a change
• Cost of Dying: Common medical treatment decisions faced by families and doctors at end of life
• Windfall of cash could hit state treasury from global warming program
• United to pull out of Oakland airport in June
• Biofuel firms face uncertainty over future government help
• Roadshow: Flashing white lights on bicycles: legal or not?
• Celeb Pix: Three Stooges ride again
• Roadshow: Santa Clara County-wide litter cleanup is planned
• Oakland tragedy: Community continues healing as case develops
• California Passover diners get the word: No Coke
• Pinole recreation manager takes top parks and recreation post in Alameda
• Stockton man suspected in East Bay bank robberies arrested
• City of Alameda to Receive $271,135 Federal Grant for Wildland Firefighting Equipment
• Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul draws crowd at UC Berkeley
• Issuing Bonds Against Measure C will Increase the Cost of All Purchases
• San Jose murderer who killed inmate says he was avenging innocent children
• Wealthy Chinese seek special visas to relocate to Bay Area
• California gets longest commercial salmon fishing season since 2005
• More Sierra LaMar searches planned this weekend, next week
• In 20 years, A's go from top tier to bargain basement
• California's tough gun laws could not prevent East Oakland tragedy
• Roadshow: Tips for transporting a vehicle across the country
• Alameda Police Focusing on Distracted Driving This Month
• Deadline approaching for IRAs
• Lawsuit seeking to ban Happy Meal toys in California shot down
• In Alameda, business of dog grooming is booming
• Alameda considers Corica golf course plans
• Alameda letters: Teachers' contract rejection disappointing
• My Word: Alameda Point area's process going nowhere
• My Word: Measure C a real solution to Alameda's real problems
• Alameda martial arts tourney a success
• Review: 'Madama Butterfly' plays at Rhythmix in Alameda
• Alameda police arrest suspect in Marina Village burglary
• Alameda briefs: Democratic Club forum to discuss Measure C
• Adoptable Pets: No shortage of furry friends awaits you in Alameda
• Oakland author's new book depicts '50s, '60s California
• Mega Millions frenzy fueled record lottery sales in California last week
• Hills letters: Families struggle with mental illness
• East Bay MUD's $32 million upgrade diverts waste
• "QR codes" replace milk cartons in quest to find missing children
• Childhood obesity growing California voter concern, poll reveals
• Cambodian New Year Festival to feature music, traditional food
• Oakland university shooting: One Goh charged with seven counts of murder, may be eligible for death penalty
• World War II covert agent will share stories at USS Hornet Museum
• Pacific Mozart Ensemble holding auditions for skilled singers
• College official from Piedmont says she was target of Oakland rampage suspect
• Top news photos: Golf legends at Masters, bunny ears on Wall Street and more
• Alameda County gun show case may end without definitive legal shot fired
• Celeb Pix: Elton John, Channing Tatum steal the show
• Yahoo to cut 2,000 jobs, or 14 percent of global workforce
• Archive: Oikos shooting suspect One L. Goh makes court appearance today at 2 p.m.
• 49ers and Raiders won't meet in exhibition this year
• Alameda Municipal Power Says Birds and Balloons Cause of Last Night’s Power Outages
• Special City of Alameda Budget Meeting Planned for May 8th
• Annual nuclear weapons protest at Livermore lab set for Friday
• Electronic Arts voted 'Worst Company of 2012," beating out Bank of America
• Q&A with Steve Barr: Lessons from charter schools in L.A. and New Orleans
• New Grateful Dead exhibit features memorabilia borrowed from UC Santa Cruz
• Oakland university shooting: Hundreds gather at vigils for shooting victims
• Roadshow: Prius drivers fire back at their critics
• Police recount first minutes of grisly scene at university where seven were killed
• Nursing student lauded for sealing classroom from Oikos shooter
• Oakland university shooting: Authorities release One Goh's booking mug, list of victims
• Top news photos: Large tornadoes hit Dallas area
• Police: Rampage suspect sought revenge against Oakland school
• Mavericks Festival to be held later in spring
• Oakland university shooting: Tshering Rinzing Bhutia was studying for nursing degree
• Gov. Brown looks to global warming fees to pay for high-speed rail
• Chesney, McGraw lasso up Oakland date
• Peter Douglas, champion of the California coast, dies at 69
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week: March 27-April 2
• Alameda Teachers Reject Tentative Bargaining Agreement
• Moist March hiked up snow pack levels
• Roadshow: Need travel tips? Try 511
• Bay Area nonprofit fights to keep camp alive
• Victim in Oakland massacre was studying for nursing degree
• Former nursing student opens fire at Oakland university, killing 7 and wounding 3 others; suspect arrested later in Alameda
• California affirmative action ban challenge rejected
• Police: Eight Bay Area gang members busted after months-long probe
• Roadshow: Drivers explain why they don't close gaps behind cars at a red light
• Confidential 1940 census data becomes public
• Oikos University attracts nursing, music, religion students
• Hicks: Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs
• Immigration sweep arrests 200 in Northern California
• Rain Bumps Spring Egg Scramble
• New California bullet train plan a grand finale to years-long drama
• Ron Paul to speak at UC Berkeley on Thursday
• Five Bay Area lottery tickets pay $227,955 prize
• I-580 westbound carpool lane construction set for August
• Drummond: Criminals give hoodies bad rap
• Oakland's O.co old and gray but still beloved
• Bay Area counties stand to lose millions of dollars if Medicaid expansion ruled unconstitutional
• Photos, texts and police reports shed new light on Nadia Lockyer's tortured affair
• Roadshow: Double white line crossings are rampant
• Alameda Police Shoot, Kill Pitbull
• Alameda police officer shoots, kills pit bull while making arrest
• Top news photos: Aung San Suu Kyi win's seat on Myanmar's parliament
• Roadshow: Leaving big gaps between cars at red lights irritates many
• Top news photos: Earth Hour ceremonies, rally for Trayvon Martin and more
• First lady commissions newest Coast Guard cutter
• Obituary: Criminal defense lawyer Mintz, 70, known for high-profile cases
• Bodies of two Stockton teens found in 'Speed Freak Killers' well; a third body awaits ID
• Yahoo to begin laying off thousands of workers next week, report says
• Hoodies: Why parents of teens of color have the 'survival' talk
• Mega Millions jackpot rockets to at least $640 million
• Virgin America launches jet sporting beard, Giants logo
• In California, countdown to foie gras ban begins
• California legislators don hoodies for slain Florida teen
• In Fairfield candy factory visit, Rick Santorum touts the sweetness of a conservative America
• Comcast launches smart home service in Bay Area
• Alameda County Transportation Tax Increase, Extension, on Ballot in November
• Sierra LaMar searchers find used condoms, handcuff box
• Weather forecast can't dampen enthusiasm of Mavericks Festival organizers
• Oakland students find 10 pounds of sunken treasure at Lake Merritt
• Autism rate rises to 1 in 88 children; screening, better diagnosis cited
• Name of teen found dead at Alameda County juvenile jail still not released
• Sensitive personal information missing on 800,000 California residents
• Many Bay Area deportation cases will be dropped in June
• Santorum stumps in Bay Area, despite long-shot status in Golden State
• Walnut Creek's Lindsay Wildlife Museum releases golden eagle at Las Trampas in San Ramon
• Excitement builds as Mega-Million drawing for $540 million bucks approaches
• Oakland priest abuse ruling makes lawsuits throughout California more difficult
• Sheriff: Water search for missing 15-year-old Sierra LaMar comes up empty
• Judge: Suspect in five killings can't be represented by San Francisco public defender
• Mega Millions jackpot hits $540 million
• California bill requiring dense breast tissue notification returns
• Review:`Little Shop of Horrors' tickles the fancy
• City Council to consider manager for Chuck Corsica Golf Complex
• Dentist all about children, leadership and Alameda
• In California, countdown to foie gras ban begins
• Life on the Island: Register now for Alameda summer camps
• City-sponsored Easter Egg Scramble at Crab Cove on Saturday
• Special Alameda City Council Meeting Next Week
• Top news photos: Colorful chicks, Pope's mass in Cuba and more
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna promotes 'Batttleship' in London
• San Francisco: Prosecutors allege suspect murdered five people during robbery
• Mega Millions jackpot largest ever at $500 million
• Follow Oakland Athletics games on Twitter with @OakGameLive
• FBI's friendly visits to Bay Area mosques were for spying, ACLU charges
• Roadshow: Statewide crackdown on distracted driving begins in April
• I-580 shooter on alleged mission to kill leaders of liberal organizations must stand trial
• Letter to the Editor
• Investigators say Morgan Hill girl Sierra LaMar, 15, likely abducted, didn't run away
• California courts scrap $2 billion tech project
• Issuing Bonds Against Measure C will Increase the Cost of All Purchases
• Electric vehicles: It's about more than cars
• Rick Santorum to rally at Jelly Belly factory in Fairfield
• Most California state parks are likely to stay open, official says
• Gay-marriage foes sought to split gays and blacks
• California water bond teeters, may be pulled from 2012 ballot
• Want a sugar daddy? Come to San Francisco
• Thieves shoplift $1,000 worth of items from pharmacy, Alameda police say
• First lady to visit S.F., Alameda this weekend
• Livestream: Community forum on Trayvon Martin killing, Tuesday, March 27, 6 p.m. PT
• Top news photos, March 27: Colorado wildfire, heading to Afghanistan and more
• Sierra LaMar likely taken, didn't run away, investigators reveal
• Bill would punish student-teacher dating, even if student is 18
• Alameda Police Search for Alleged Cosmetics Thieves
• Celeb Pix: Kate Winslet back for 'Titanic' world premiere
• Tonight's Mega Millions draw: $363 million jackpot
• Roadshow: Backups persist at 880 and 237, but some toll users love their faster commutes
• Community forum to be held Tuesday on Trayvon Martin killing
• Preliminary hearing begins for I-580 shooter
• Alameda County residents have until April 10 to pay overdue property taxes
• Drummond: Where are calls for justice in local killings?
• Tiny puppy in Northern California could be world's smallest
• Lead-free ammo giveaway in California aims to protect condors
• Slideshow: Mitt Romney greeted by protesters in Redwood City
• 511 Trip Planner Released as an iPhone App
• City of Alameda Approves Housing Authority Deregulation
• San Francisco slaying suspect had been ordered deported; served time for armed robbery in San Jose
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week, March 20-26
• Top news photos, March 26: Health care debate, table tennis focus and more
• KlaasKids Foundation to begin searches for Sierra LaMar
• Roadshow: More metering lights coming to Highway 85
• Video: The story of East Bay guitarist Jason Becker - Not dead yet
• New federal Internet privacy standards introduced
• Live chat: Legendary guitarist and composer Jason Becker, March 26, noon PT
• Questions raised about Bay Bridge panel
• Suspect arrested in San Francisco multiple homicide
• State bonds propel road-building blitz across Bay Area
• Fate of courts' costly high-tech update in hands of judicial leaders
• Third Oakland Running Festival hits several new landmarks
• Sierra LaMar search remains fruitless; investigators consider new strategies
• Political Blotter: Santorum in Alamo; Citizens United in the cross hairs
• School District Reaches Tentative Agreement With Teachers
• Roadshow: Prius drivers under attack -- again
• Celeb Pix: Stars deliver punches for Muhammad Ali
• U.S. health reform law two years old and still a heated debate
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for Facebook passwords
• California strawberries face uncertain future: Fumigant alternatives fall short
• How many pot patients California has is anyone's guess
• Tulips galore on display at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland
• Analysis: Who is the true heir to Ronald Reagan?
• Huge search for missing Morgan Hill girl yields no new clues
• Gilroy soldier's final days
• Rave party with deadly past coming to Oakland's Oracle Arena
• Living alone and loving it
• Roadshow: Guess who honks at drivers talking on cellphones: DOT boss Ray LaHood!
• Top news photos, March 24: Bahrain unrest, Occupy Wall Street heats up
• For sale: Boardwalk's Hurricane roller coaster. Cost: $500,000
• Investigators trying to determine killer in San Francisco home where 5 found dead
• Buyers compete for short supply of homes in Bay Area
• San Francisco: Five found dead in possible murder-suicide
• Religious freedom rally draws a crowd in San Francisco
• Oakland Zoo welcomes three baby otters
• Renowned East Bay scientist touched the lives of millions
• Former executive of Monterey company pleads guilty to national tomato price-fixing
• Wind advisories in places on Bay Area bridges
• California officials announce recall of raw milk products from San Benito County dairy
• Meetings set on ban of "single-use" bags
• More than 8,500 runners expected for Sunday's Oakland Running Festival
• Alameda: Sales tax opponents take fight to court
• Bay Area added more than 15,000 jobs in February
• Facebook warns users not to share their password with potential employers, threatens legal action
• Report: San Pablo Bay receives most toxics in state
• Mali coup traps Bay Area musician, filmmaker in hotel
• Approval of $7.7 Billion Transportation Tax Measure Delayed by Alameda City Council
• Boxing champ Andre Ward offers message of inspiration for inmates
• Slideshow" Huge container ship arrives in SF Bay
• Coast-to-coast buzz grows for Friday drawing of $290 million Mega Million jackpot
• Twenty-eight East Bay Hometown Heroes honored Thursday
• Buyers compete for short supply of homes in Bay Area
• Dumbarton Bridge to close Memorial Day weekend for seismic repairs
• CPUC President Michael Peevey under fire for bias in proposed $150 million project
• Suspect not mentally competent to stand trial in beating death of Berkeley hills man
• California ballot initiative would make college free for residents
• Report gives C's, D's to schools in educating poor, minority students
• East Bay brothers take on ice cream industry with almond-based alternative
• California lags in middle-school science teaching, study finds
• Chat Transcript: Treating veterans and soldiers for post-traumatic stress disorder, March 22
• Meetings set on ban of "single-use" bags in Alameda County
• Two men who stole bank info from customers headed to federal prison
• Alameda shelter's new boss an old hand with pets
• Alameda's Franklin students head for state competition
• Council considers development proposal for Alameda Point
• Two arrested following parole search, Alameda police say
• Pet of the Week
• Review: 'Mousetrap' tantalized with delightful cast, plot
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Audit ahead for troubled Peninsula district; Container ship enters S.F. Bay
• Top news photos, March 19: Mexico quake damage, World Water Day and more
• Celeb Pix: Jon Hamm gets to ring opening bell
• Walk-a-thon will benefit Center for Early Intervention on Deafness
• Roadshow: Median barrier, speed warning sign coming on Highway 17
• Cal State trustees OK pay hikes for East Bay, Fullerton presidents
• Best pizza in world? Try Pizza My Heart: Capitola-born chain first American team to win honor
• Gray whales rest near Marin as they migrate north
• Going with the 'reverse flow': Powerful politicians say downsizing is just fine with them
• Muslim fashion takes hold in Bay Area
• Woman files sexual harassment lawsuit against Alameda County Probation Chief David Muhammad
• Hawaiian Airlines adding 5 new Bay Area-Maui flights this summer
• New ACLU report on costly realignment - counties ignoring cheaper, better alternatives
• Alameda County Supervisor Nadia Lockyer visited ex-lover in jail, records show
• Job applicants being asked for their Facebook password
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula house fire displaces five; Marin supervisors back theater renovation
• 7.4 quake shakes Mexico
• Missing Morgan Hill teen's father is registered sex offender, but not a suspect in disappearance
• Review: 'The Hunger Games' hits the bull's-eye
• Celeb Pix: Clive Owen steps out for 'Intruders'
• Roadshow: Metering lights may be only hope for I-580 jam at I-80
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week, March 13-19
• Public Meetings on Single-Use Bag Reduction Ordinance
• California chief justice warns of dangerous delays
• Feds: New flight system to save 2.3 million gallons of jet fuel, speed Bay Area air travel
• Canadian firm is front-runner for contract to build new BART cars
• Markets cheer as Apple announces dividend, stock buyback
• Morgan Hill: Missing girl's cell phone found three-quarters of a mile from her home
• Roadshow: Carpoolers need to cover FasTrak transponders to avoid being charged at 237-880
• Cal State closes most spring admissions, could shut out 25,000 fall applicants
• Top news photos, March 19: Shooting outside French school
• Search continues for missing Morgan Hill girl
• Police call off search for mother of Iraq War veteran in murder-suicide
• High court rejects Christian campus groups' appeal on California discrimination claim
• For California's disgraced politicians, the fall hurts -- but just look where they landed
• 2 killed, 1 injured on California slopes
• Another gray whale spotted in San Francisco Bay
• California gun shows caught in the crossfire
• Political Blotter: SEIU's 'un-endorsement' sparks feud in AD18
• Hawaii-bound jet out of Oakland makes unscheduled landing at SFO
• Upcoming Hearing on State Budget Impact on Subsidized Child Care and Early Education
• Roadshow: Toll lanes have their supporters
• Top news photos, March 18: Cat brides, St. Patrick's Day gone wrong and more
• Celeb Pix: Is Lily Collins the fairest of them all?
• Bay Area Tuskegee Airmen speak at USS Hornet
• Roadshow: Stopping in carpool lane when trying to exit is not legal
• St. Joseph Notre Dame cruises past Pinewood in NorCal Division V boys title game
• Top news photos, March 17: St. Patrick's Day, Occupy Wall Street 6-month anniversary
• UC pepper-spray report stays partly sealed
• A Jewish Winemakers' tasting event
• Gilroy police: Iraq War veteran likely shot mother in Mustang before killing sister then self
• 'Pink slime': How does it taste? How can you detect it?
• Philadelphia Phillies release two-time All-Star Dontrelle Willis
• Sales of single-family Bay Area homes continuing to surge
• Despite merger of California tax initiatives, proponents will also go their own ways
• Bay Area schools send out fewer teacher layoff notices than anticipated
• California judges win temporary reprieve from online financial disclosure rule
• Rainy weather causing SFO flight delays of up to three hours
• West-end Commuters to Get Caffeine Relief When Starbucks Re-opens
• UC Berkeley professors condemn light punishment for administrator
• Recent CDC study reveals dangers of raw milk, but fans say benefits outweigh concerns
• Tuskegee Airmen to be honored at Alameda's USS Hornet museum
• Second murder conviction for killer of Raiders legend's daughter
• East Bay clock, watch collector groups seek younger members
• Free shuttle linking Alameda, Oakland, to continue
• My Word: Alameda schools being transparent about Measure A funds
• Alameda Journal letters to the Editor: It's irresponsible not to spay or neuter rabbits
• Harold Camping, predicted end of the world twice, admits error
• Review: Alameda High rounds up 'Oklahoma' nicely
• Thoughts on the Run: Decades of tips for avoiding pitfalls on foot
• Alameda police to step up DUI enforcement on St. Pat's
• St. Philip Neri students succeed at science fair
• Alameda city briefs
• Financial Focus: Portfolios can also use spring cleaning
• Girls softball league helps keep up Oakland facilities
• City of Oakland Denies Pot Dispensary Proposed Near High Street Bridge
• Roadshow: The sad story of a bride killed by a drunken driver on her wedding day
• Alameda’s Wind River Receives Customer Excellence Award
• 2012 Splash Into Spring Egg Scramble
• Class on access to public records offered by Bay Area News Group
• Brown's revised plan would hike income tax rate on $500,000 earners
• Celeb Pix: Richard Grieco makes big '21 Jump Street' entrance
• Roadshow: Tips for getting snow reports on Interstate 80
• East Bay origami master gets Google boost
• Police Make Arrest for Narcotics, Weapons
• Kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard to remain in hiding to protect daughters
• High speed rail chief: Bullet train won't cost $100 billion
• Bay Area congressional delegation renews calls for quicker withdrawal from Afghanistan
• United Airlines' new reservations system has customers in a holding pattern
• Bay Area foreclosures drop in February
• Virgin announces new flights from San Francisco to Portland
• Solar installations doubled last year with California leading the way
• Slideshow: Rain, umbrellas return to Bay Area
• East Bay education leaders gather to protest cuts in Sacramento
• Alameda County delays move to force drugmakers to dispose of unused pharmaceuticals
• UC Berkeley chancellor stepping down this year
• Celeb Pix: Stars patrol for '21 Jump Street'
• Text, call, email, IM, Facebook, tweet and meet? Communication has become confusing
• Senators demand Obama tsunami program cuts be restored
• California legislator proposes banning violent fans from pro sports games
• Longtime Doobie Brothers drummer Michael Hossack dies
• CalPERS vote could cost state's general fund $167 million a year
• Roadshow: Rain may delay Thursday's opening of 237-880 toll lanes
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Murder trial begins for ex-Oakland Raiders lineman
• Online petition targets Half Dome permits
• Rain rolling into Bay Area, and it's here to stay (for a while)
• Storm contributes to series of East Bay highway crashes
• Alameda County pet lovers unite Tuesday in protest to cuts to animal shelters
• Estuary Crossing Shuttle Funded for Another Year
• Bay Area economy is rebounding, but long-term hazards loom
• Report calls PG&E records on pipelines "a mess"
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week, March 6-12
• Top news photos, March 12: Taliban militants turn in weapons in Afghanistan
• Roadshow: Lady who stops in carpool lane wins nitwit award
• First all-electric Coda sedan rolls off assembly line in Benicia
• Report: Two groups interested in buying the A's, keeping them in Oakland
• UC Berkeley administrator hiked pay for employee she was seeing
• Berkeley police union 'gravely concerned' with chief's move to alter story
• A wet end to winter expected this week in Bay Area
• Google's moves raise questions about 'don't be evil' motto
• Teacher sex cases highlight California credential agency's role
• California judges want to keep financial reports off the Web
• Rural California homeowners blast protection fee
• Bay Area Hindus celebrate annual festival of color
• Overloaded power circuit sparked fatal Alameda blaze, official says
• Political Blotter: Simitian touts drop in distracted-driving deaths
• Former San Jose resident spotlights Vietnamese-American nail salons in new film
• Federal Education Data Shows Racial Disparities in Alameda Schools
• Learn to tweet and blog
• Roadshow: Let's talk about BART parking
• Top news photos, March 11: Afghans mourn villagers killed by U.S. Army sergeant
• Celeb Pix: Bruce Springsteen rocks the Apollo
• St. Francis-Watsonville no match for St. Joseph Notre Dame
• Roadshow: Tips to finding your car in the parking lot
• Alameda Firefighters Hire Media Relations Consultant
• Bay Area adds nearly 14,000 jobs in January, led by strong growth in East Bay and South Bay
• Amber Alert canceled for missing girls from Willows; girls safe and suspect arrested
• UC study endorses maximum-security inmates in lower-level California prisons
• California's unemployment rate falls below 11 percent for first time in almost three years
• Unemployment rates increase across Bay Area due to seasonal losses
• Alameda’s Coast Guard Island Participates in Naval Research Lab Satellite Test
• Parents of autistic children speak out on Sunnyvale murder-suicide
• Official caught in mountain lion controversy may be removed as Fish and Game president
• East Bay body builder's impressive life of work
• Berkeley police chief apologizes for response to Feb. 18 beating death of hills man
• Amtrak workers file race discrimination suit against passenger train giant
• PG&E bills to be available in Spanish, Chinese in 2013
• `Speed Freak Killer' trained an apprentice, prisoner writes in letter to TV station
• Battle brewing between solar industry and utilities over "net metering"
• O'Brien: Kony 2012 campaigns tests impact of online activism
• Karelia Software enjoys technology niche
• Alameda City Council asks voters to approve sales tax increase
• Job traversing San Francisco Bay all it's quacked up to be
• My Word: Simple steps for city, school officials to follow
• My Word: Cooperative effort defines the League Way
• Alameda letters: Council does not represent residents
• Alameda: Man posing as PG&E worker attempts to enter home
• Alameda's Rotary Club student speech winners
• California suddenly matters after Super Tuesday fails to decide GOP contest
• Increase in suicides from the Golden Gate Bridge
• Adoptable Pets: Busy days for Alameda shelter, plenty of pets available
• Alameda briefs: Year of Dragon festival set for Saturday
• Alameda City Council Puts Sales Tax Increase on the Ballot
• Alameda City Council turns down golf course land swap
• Roadshow: Traffic woes on Camden Avenue in San Jose
• Mystery hospital patient identified
• Students, employees file suit against shuttered Oakland, San Jose medical institute
• Case would let thousands of criminals vote
• Apple's new iPad will be faster and prettier, company says
• Live blog: Apple introduces new Apple TV
• Stanford-based group using social networking to expand quake sensor network
• A's owners go on the offensive over territorial rights
• TV twins' Tahoe deaths baffle investigators
• Alameda City Council Rejects Mif Albright Land Swap Proposal
• Rare sight: Steller sea lion spotted in Moss Landing Harbor
• Happy 100th Birthday, Girl Scouts
• Live chat: Spring training with the Oakland A's, 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Borrowing costs for California bullet train are revised upward
• Affordable Care Act's effects in Alameda County explained
• Wells Fargo stages East Bay event to help struggling homeowners
• New 'Google Play' store launches Tuesday
• Judge delays UC pepper-spray report
• Critics of move to oust Fish and Game Commissioner did the same thing five years ago
• Chat Transcript: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, March 6
• School of Hard Knocks: Fed Education Data Shows Racial Disparities, Unequal Opportunity
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week, Feb. 28-March 5
• Roadshow: Irked over 880-237 express lane exits
• 'The Voice': Alameda singer competes in the battle round
• Drivers warned of windy conditions on major Bay Area Bridges
• Twin sisters from '50s TV show found dead in Tahoe home
• Mif Albright Swap Proposal Before Alameda City Council Again Tonight
• Longtime East Bay resident, George W. Bush impersonator Steve Bridges dies at 48
• Speed Freak Killer's cause of death, deep anger revealed
• Astronaut Rex Walheim to appear at Chabot space center
• Gloria Steinem speaks out in East Bay about 'war on women,' Rush Limbaugh
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula man found dead in street; former Marin park superintendent passes away
• Top news photos, March 5: Protests in Russia, snow after the tornado and more
• Roadshow: Gas prices finally ease but could soar by April
• Pair of quakes, topped by 4.0 temblor, rattle Bay Area
• Yahoo layoffs could reach thousands, happen this month, report says
• California students protest education cuts at Capitol rally
• Report: Bryan Stow transferred to new facility to focus on independence
• Romney plans Bay Area fundraiser
• Hicks: Kirk Cameron gay marriage remarks spark outrage
• High-cost patients across the Bay Area get closer care to keep them out of hospitals
• San Francisco sheriff and Venezuelan soap star wife prepare for trial this week
• Video: Pitt, Clooney, Sheen headline play in support of gay marriage
• Will Apple create the all-iPad classroom?
• Believe it: Harvard cheaper than Cal State
• Ronnie Montrose, Bay Area guitar legend, dies at 64
• Earthquake Wakes Alameda at 5:33 AM
• Alameda Sales Tax Increase Proposal is a Rush to Folly
• Roadshow: Express toll lanes at 237-880 to be ready March 15
• Roadshow: Express toll lanes at 237-880 to be ready March 15
• Alameda Sales Tax Increase Proposal is Political Payback
• Slideshow: Oakland A's beat Chicago Cubs, 12-10
• Slideshow: Oakland A's beat Chicago Cubs, 12-10
• Top news photos, March 4: Tornado damage, Putin elected Russia's president and more
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney, Brad Pitt and others flock to '8'
• Alameda City Council Holds Private Town Hall Meeting for Pro-Swap supporters
• Roadshow: Roadshow's winning bumper sticker slogan: "I Don't Read Minds, So Signal, Dammit!"
• Live blog: NCS basketball championships, Saturday at 5 p.m.
• Alameda Citizens Debate Over Winners and Losers in Mif Albright Swap (Part 1)
• Alameda Citizens Debate Over Winners and Losers in Mif Albright Swap (Part 2)
• City to Kick-in Another $46,154 to Corrupted Social Services Agency
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report a drunk driver works -- even if cops aren't immediately on the hunt
• Watch and Clock Collectors group seeks younger members
• Alameda City Council to decide future of Mif Albright
• Alameda council to consider sales tax increase for ballot
• Thomas to become Alameda fire captain
• My Word: Street barriers not the answer for Alameda's Franklin School
• Alameda editorial: Citizens deserve a voice in land swap
• Alameda letters: Council working against residents
• Alameda artist honors nature with recycled materials
• Thoughts on the Run: Three ways to feel young for the long haul
• Adoptable Pets: Prospective household members breeding like rabbits
• Man arrested at marijuana grow, Alameda police say
• Alameda briefs: Alameda Hospital to hold orchid sale
• Montclarion police blotter
• Alameda Journal Youth results
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: More rain to Marin, snow for Sierra; metal thieves hit Peninsula town's graves
• Alameda City Manager John Russo to put 1/2% Sales Tax Hike Before Council on March 7th
• Berkeley chief to address concerns about police response to beating death
• Celeb Pix: Jean Dujardin returns to France a hero
• Top news photos, Feb. 29: Leap Day, tornadoes tear through the Midwest and more
• Police Seek Help in Identifying Metro PCS Theft Suspect
• PG&E customers should pay for pipeline improvements, company says
• Sierra snowpack at 30 percent of normal, but reservoirs are still pretty full
• Nineteen arrested on suspicion of buying alcohol for minors in Alameda County sting
• Roadshow: Wall Street speculators help drive up gas prices
• Sierra braces for up to 5 feet of snow as storm moves in
• Is Lady Gaga moving to the Bay Area? Star turns heads in the wine country
• Chocolate makers follow their passion to create artisan businesses
• U.S. mosque count grows by 74 percent in decade
• Showers, heavy winds impacting Bay Area morning commute
• Alameda: More taxes, Higher Fees and Less Services to Bridge $4.4 million Deficit in 2012-2013
• Alameda County set to become first to force drugmakers to take back pharmaceuticals
• Leap day babies relish their unique birthdays
• Embattled California wildlife official who shot mountain lion refuses to resign
• Hula hoop documentary to be shown at Alameda art center
• Parks Protectors Proceed With Ballot Initiative
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Ex-Cal QB throws for paper-plane record; Cause disputed in killing of former Raider star's daughter
• Nadia Lockyer's ex-lover: 'There's a way bigger story than the sex tapes'
• See the International Space Station from your own backyard
• Brian Copeland turns battle with depression into new stage show
• Roadshow: Copper thefts leave Bay Area motorists in the dark
• Top news photos, Feb. 28: Ohio school shooting suspect arrested, Dow's big day and more
• Celeb Pix: Jean Dujardin dances for Kelly Ripa
• State moves to close Institute of Medical Education for good
• California orders Kaiser to stop denying physical, occupational and speech therapy to certain patients
• Alameda Planning Board Approves Landscape and Open Space Plan for Target Retail Center
• White House proposes to cut tsunami warning system
• Rain on the way for the Bay Area, snow for the Sierras
• Highway 120 route to Yosemite Valley to be closed until April
• Newsom calls for official's resignation after mountain lion killing
• National experts may help recover remains of serial killers' victims
• Alameda Hospital Sued for Medical Malpractice
• Wildlife groups ask for California wolf protections
• Alameda County: Nominations for June 5 Primary Election due by 5 p.m. March 9
• Top news photos, Feb. 27: Student killed in Ohio, Daytona delay and more
• Celeb Pix: Oscar after-party action
• California mother of snowboard pro arrested in New York
• Giants' Brian Wilson says he's now 100 percent healthy
• California Assemblyman to try again on driver's licenses for illegal immigrants
• Day of student protests planned in Oakland, Sacramento
• PG&E bills stay flat despite big drop in natural gas prices
• Sacramento, Kings and NBA reach tentative deal on new arena
• Roadshow: Caltrans to clean up homeless camp at 87-280
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 3
• NBA All-Star game scores in overnight ratings
• Winter makes a chilly, wet return to Bay Area
• Some California schools get twice the funding -- and more -- of others
• 'Speed Freak Killer' apologizes for keeping sites hidden so long
• Political Blotter: Californians among Obama campaign's co-chairs
• Alameda Resident Drives Introduction of Fertility Equality Legislation in Sacramento
• Roadshow: More lanes on Highway 85 are years away
• Top news photos, Feb. 26: Train derailed in Canada, protests in Syria and more
• Thousands of places across the United States still saddled with offensive names
• In the Year of the Dragon, Bay Area couples dream of Dragon Babies
• Oscars 2012: Five reasons why we're watching tonight
• Drummond: Mentally ill man falls through cracks with tragic results
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 2
• Roadshow: What should the price of gas be?
• San Francisco: Gingrich says Obama out to 'punish' Americans with energy policy
• Three Oakland children slain in one year, now their families are trying to cope
• Burning Man's ticket 'fiasco'
• Top news photos, Feb. 25: Victory at Daytona
• Top California GOP official acknowledges 'communication deficit' as state convention opens in Burlingame
• Majority of California Assembly members call for resignation of wildlife official who killed mountain lion
• House Democrats' gains start with California
• Return to sender: East Bay cities tackle junk mail avalanche
• Alameda County health care director to explain Affordable Care Act at forum
• In their own words: Occupy Oakland according to city officials - Part 1
• Mental competency report ordered for man accused of bludgeoning Berkeley homeowner to death with a flower pot
• Woman steals boat in Oakland, crashes on Alameda shoreline, police say
• A's to fans: Signs limited to 3x6 at O.co
• The latest flu season in nearly three decades finally begins
• Actor Ashton Kutcher joins Silicon Valley task force in Marin County for child porn sweep
• California iPhone user wins $850 from AT&T for reduced data speeds
• Oakland's Don Barksdale elected to basketball's Hall of Fame
• Bank of Alameda Parent Company Posts Fourth Quarter Profit
• Ancient and proud Japanese-American warriors from 442nd finally get medals for World War II valor
• Republican group appeals ruling striking down federal gay marriage ban
• Poetry Tomorrow at Frank Bette Center for the Arts
• More remains linked to "Speed Freak Killers' found
• Bay Area trainers helped make Knicks guard Jeremy Lin better, stronger, faster
• Simple, early blood test tells fetal health, replacing intrusive tests
• California gas prices up 23 cents in past week
• Norovirus sweeping through schools, other Bay Area facilities
• High-tech new citizens bemoan long path to ceremony
• EBMUD to pay $72,000 to settle environmental violations
• Roadshow: Extra FasTrak lane coming to San Mateo Bridge
• New restaurants are coming to Alameda's Park Street
• First bid to put Alameda land-swap deal to voters fails
• Alameda to host youth film fest
• My Word: Too many questions on Alameda teacher, district impasse
• My Word: Alameda citizens must step up if council doesn't
• Life on the Island: Weekend of water fun in Alameda March 1-4
• Serious Black Friday at Alameda High Street Station on March 2
• Alameda Girl Scout receives Gold Award
• Alameda pet of the week
• Alameda briefs: Island group to join 'World of Prayer'
• Suspect had history of thefts, Alameda police say
• Alameda City Council Declines to Put Parks Protection Initiative on the Ballot
• On the eve of address in Alameda, Coast Guard leader calls for more ships
• Suspect in Berkeley beating death said he was a psychic
• Top news photos, Feb. 22: Tibetan students stage hunger strike
• Chase Bank plans Bay Area expansion
• Celeb Pix: The ladies still love Clint Eastwood
• California partners with Google, Apple and other tech giants to enforce privacy standards on mobile apps
• New Field Poll: Santorum surges among California GOP voters
• Sacramento, NBA are close to arena financing deal
• Roadshow: Copies of auto insurance and registration are OK
• Watch and Clock Collectors group seeks younger members
• Image Expo welcomes fans of 'Walking Dead, 'Spawn' and other comics
• Bay Area company's obesity drugs fight for FDA approval
• America's Cup team offers a sneak peek of racing yacht
• Winter break in the Bay Area? With temps in 70s, it may feel like spring
• Test confirms IDs of two Speed Freak Killers victims
• Samsung Selects Wind River for Android Smartphone Development and Testing
• California's wild salmon numbers are dwindling
• Alameda City Hall Busy With Parks Initiative, Living Wage Ordinance Idea
• Berkeley homicide: Councilwoman wants answers from police
• Gay marriage ban supporters seek second review by circuit court of ruling
• Top news photos, Feb. 21: Israeli troops strike back with teargas
• America's Cup team offers a sneak peek of racing yacht
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna turns heads at Brit Awards
• Roadshow: Gas prices continue to soar past $4 mark
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week, Feb. 14-20
• Convicted Speed Freak Killer tells of third well
• Avalanche kills man with Bay Area ties; Santa Cruz skier escapes
• High pressure system settling off Pacific Coast
• Protesters gather at San Quentin to demonstrate for prisoners' rights
• Oldest 1906 San Francisco earthquake survivor dies at 109
• In the Bay Area and across the country, teachers are discussing possible changes to their profession
• Initiative glut taking a toll on California resources
• Roadshow: If you can't move car after accident on freeway, stay inside with seat belt on
• San Francisco Bay Bridge Opens Well in Advance of Tuesday Morning Commute
• Mother of suspect in killing of Berkeley man says son has mental problems
• San Francisco Giants: Brian Wilson throws without pain
• Alameda Tongue Twisters Toastmasters Club to Hold Open House
• Roadshow: Carpool supporters sound off
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 19: Dozens of inmates killed after riot in Mexico
• Man killed outside his Berkeley hills home Saturday evening; Alameda man arrested
• Roadshow: Carpool critics, cheaters have their say
• Special Board of Education Meeting on Tuesday
• Giants won't rush Buster Posey, Freddy Sanchez, Brian Wilson this spring
• Bengals hire former Raiders coach Hue Jackson as assistant coach
• Sea otters face a growing threat: shark attacks
• Ever-popular crab feeds offer food, fun and funds in the East Bay
• Best reader photos: Rainbow surfer, Valentine's hug, a couple of fires and more
• Seventy years later, Japanese-American elders hope memory of internment survives
• Eight months later, survivors of sinking ship continue search for seven missing East Bay men
• Cadaver dogs to scan mass grave site used by serial killers
• Report: Google ad code tracks Apple browser users despite privacy settings
• Delivery Service Fills Pot Hole in Alameda
• Bay Area home sales mostly up although prices fall.
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• Judge: SunCal's $100 million claim against Alameda without merit
• Toll lanes will be extended on I-880 and Highway 237 in several years
• PG&E opt-out of SmartMeters underway
• Beach Boys, DMB, Maiden set Bay Area dates
• Alameda science teacher awarded fellowship
• Alameda to stick to sports field use policy
• A winter's day on the Island
• Mif Albright deal back before Alameda City Council
• My Word: Alameda council should put charter initiative on ballot
• Alameda Letters: Reminding coaches to be role models
• Alameda's Little Ice Rink was a big hit
• Thoughts on the Run: Time stays the same for no man
• Mad Hatter Tea Part fun for Alameda dads, daughters
• Median Home Prices in Alameda County Dropped in January
• Last Transbay Bus Tomorrow Night at 8:30 p.m.
• Roadshow: Drivers scramble to find way around Bay Bridge closure this weekend
• Alameda: Police identify couple in murder-suicide
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 14: Sean Penn goes to Bolivia
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Alba, Stacey Keibler turn heads at Fashion Week
• Rare chance to visit battleship in Bay Area
• Roadshow: Call police to report stolen catalytic converters
• Signal Timing Initiative Should Boost Mobility, Reduce Emissions
• Caltrans: Bay Bridge to close this weekend
• Years of perseverance, promise of candy bars breaks Speed Freak Killers case
• Foreclosure process will be slow this year, firm predicts
• Authorities find pot in peanut butter at Oakland airport
• Alameda County's Chief Probation Officer placed on leave
• Alameda police: Two killed in apparent murder-suicide
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 14
• Roadshow: Weekend traffic a mess at Caldecott Tunnel heading toward San Francisco
• Supervisor Nadia Lockyer, wife of California treasurer, acknowledges substance abuse, affair
• Celeb Pix: Kate Upton blazes as 2012 SI swimsuit cover girl
• New survey about Californians' end-of-life wishes
• Judge Throws Out SunCal’s $100 million Claim Against City of Alameda
• Search resumes for human remains at mass grave site
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Walgreens dispute sends millions of customers to rival pharmacies
• Slideshow: The world celebrates Valentine's Day
• With holiday ahead, Sierra ski resorts celebrating real snow
• Overnight Murder-Suicide on Alameda Avenue
• Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties celebrated for open land preservation
• Environmental Group to go Door-to-door in Alameda
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 13
• Roadshow: Forget that $3-a-gallon gas contest
• Affirmative action ban challenge gains little traction in court
• Federal court to hear renewed challenge to California's affirmative action ban
• PG&E warns of Valentine's hazard: Metallic-coated balloons
• Affluent Californians send huge donations to Obama, Romney
• More California high school students taking, passing AP tests
• Bay Area investment group connects socially responsible lenders, local farmers
• Political Blotter: TV star, nut farmer ... and president?
• In most Bay Area schools, high-profile school reform ideas remain hypothetical
• Alameda City Hall Offering Valentines Day, Leap Day, Weddings
• Roadshow: Police to clamp down on bad driving in Santa Clara school zones this week
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 12
• Photos: Katy Perry matches hair to dress, Fergie goes sheer orange and Sasha Gradiva shows her big guns on the red carpet at the 2012 Grammys
• Slideshow: 2012 Grammy Awards
• Photos: BAFTA 2012: Red Carpet Arrivals
• Roadshow: Crash victims try to do the right thing and pull off the road
• Five years after the light brown apple moth scare, California quietly stops funding moth-control programs
• Oakland A's looking to sign a designated hitter
• Tesla shows off its next project: The Model X SUV
• California proposes easing some mosquito fogging restrictions
• Action Alameda News to Live Tweet Alameda Police Department Ride-along
• Group Files to Circulate Petition Blocking Swap of Park Land
• Serial killer's tips lead investigators to skull, human remains in San Joaquin County
• Are Democrats in Sacramento off the hook on pension reform?
• Roadshow: Highway 101 tops Dirty Dozen list
• Three to plead guilty in foreclosure auction fraud
• New AC Transit boss headed firm hired to recruit candidates for job he ends up getting
• Celeb Pix: Lots of legs, lots of red in February
• National worker ID card a bad idea, says UC Berkeley study
• Californians to get up to $18 billion in mortgage relief in settlement with nation's biggest lenders
• Roadshow: Highway 101 tops Dirty Dozen list
• Oakland Raiders release cornerback Stanford Routt
• Blood disease changes Alameda woman's life
• Alameda High's musical triple threat
• Alameda launches online budget survey
• Alameda council gets update on rescue safety steps
• Alameda hoop champion moves up
• Alameda Journal Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Coaches' behavior behavior should be role model for youth
• My Word: Alameda charter amendment may prevent MIF land swap
• Adoptable Pets: 'Arf and wine faire' Saturday in Oakland
• Alameda police: Secure your home to thwart burglars
• Alameda's Crab Cove Visitor Center goes 'green'
• Teachers Work-to-Rule, Shut Down Open House
• Roadshow: Highway 101-Tully Road and Highway 17 work to end months ahead of schedule
• Raiders retain Al Saunders as an assistant coach
• City Launches Budget Challenge on Website
• San Francisco 49ers' Ray McDonald arrested on outstanding warrant
• No downtown San Jose start for Tour of California Stage 3
• SocialShield offers list of terms parents need to know
• Jeremy Lin of the New York Knicks has his own song
• Fog causing flight delays at SFO
• Roadshow: Drivers can take part in future transportation planning
• Gingrich to address California Republican convention in Burlingame
• Gay marriage supporters in Bay Area cheer ruling on Prop. 8, will take their chances in U.S. Supreme Court
• 28 more airports, including SFO, will test lower-hassle screening
• Smoky air can harm dogs and cats, too, says vets and pollution experts
• Ninth Circuit Court asks Obama adminstration to clarify its deportation priorities
• Alameda rapist convicted
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 7
• Celeb Pix: Brooklyn Decker and Liza Minnelli at the same Jay-Z show?
• Billy Beane to be Oakland A's general manager through 2019, says owner Lew Wolff
• Oakland officials condemn release of personal information by Anonymous
• California immigration crackdown campaign to enlist American Legion members
• Madonna world tour comes to HP Pavilion Oct. 6
• California gay marriage ban struck down, appeals court cites equal rights
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Roadshow: Drivers illegally cutting across double white lane markings on 237-880 toll lanes
• Alameda Fire Department Gets New Rescue Truck
• Fans rejoice as New York Giants' victory parade rolls into NYC
• Roseanne Barr on California ballot for US president
• Komen official quits Planned Parenthood dispute
• Bay Area getting some rain today, but it's not much
• New USDA guidelines call for more healthful school lunch programs
• Roadshow: Rain tips: wipers on, lights on
• Film about Shirley Chisholm to be screened by Alameda Multicultural Center
• Oakland Raiders hire Jason Tarver as their new defensive coordinator
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 6
• Celeb Pix: Maria Menounos loses bikini bet and Eli goes to Disney World
• California gay wedding ban ruling due Tuesday in Proposition 8 case
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 30 - Feb. 4, 2012
• Commercial appeal: The highs and lows of Sunday's Super Bowl ads
• Raiders and Niner fans enjoy Super Bowl that both watched with a little bit of heartbreak
• Spare the Air alerts make air district public enemy No. 1 -- but there's a reason for behind those no burn days
• Young doctors flock toward new specialty in end-of-life care
• Foreclosures at the high end increase across the Bay Area
• California probation officers shift focus from punishment to collaboration
• Too many kids breathe others' smoke in cars: CDC
• Political Blotter: Stark jabs at Gingrich with 'NEWT Act'
• City to Receive Follow-up Report on Raymond Zack Incident
• Roadshow: Drivers making illegal turn out of Cats restaurant on Highway 17
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 5
• Smiling is good for you - and an area of scientific study by some seriously smart researchers
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook: focused from the beginning
• The cost of dying: It's hard to reject care even as costs soar
• Student contest winners to design portal adornments for Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• Super Bowl Sunday brings extra DUI patrols
• Bay Area shut out of Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Bay Area women call Egypt captors 'kind'
• Roadshow: Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow team up for KLIV traffic chat
• Report: A's considering adding Magglio Ordonez
• City to Create New Department to Manage Alameda Point
• City Tries to Ready Residents for New Local Tax
• Support grows to help East Bay immigrant get kidney transplant
• Komen Foundation bows to social media firestorm, reverses Planned Parenthood funding cut
• Powerful East Bay family sued, accused in killing plot
• Art competitions celebrate 75th anniversary of Golden Gate Bridge
• Slideshow: Actor Ben Gazzara: 1931 - 2012
• Report: Manny Ramirez to decide between A's, Orioles, Blue Jays
• California, two other states tell insurers to disclose climate change responses
• Rangers' Josh Hamilton has relapse with alcohol
• Eddie DeBartolo Jr., Charles Haley and Tim Brown among Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists
• Inmate pleads guilty to murdering killer of Novato girl
• New look for Alameda's girls basketball team
• Best reader photos: Going to the dogs, squirrelly bird feeder and more
• Oakland Zoo welcomes Maggie -- the giraffe
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure reverses decision, will continue funding Planned Parenthood
• High-speed rail tapped state funds for unusual lobbying contract
• Whale biologist pleads not guilty to federal charges
• Members of Congress call for hearings on hazing in the military
• Bay Area groups react to Komen decision to pull breast-screening funds
• Proposition 8 gay marriage ban trial video release denied
• Roadshow: Scooters can give mobility to seniors who no longer drive
• Two structures ablaze in Alameda
• Giants-Patriots Super Bowl rematch features many new faces
• New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning no longer the 'other Manning'
• Is the New York Giants secondary that good -- or did facing Alex Smith help?
• Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil says 6 more weeks of winter; other rodents say nuh-uh
• Young Musicians Program to perform benefit concert at Alameda Theatre
• In Alameda it takes a community to run an animal shelter
• Thoughts on the Run: Some notable folks who've shown class
• Alameda's Altarena opens season with new seats, carpet
• Work under way to convert Alameda motel to affordable housing
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda shelter looking for angels to help animals in need
• Traffic stops lead to arrests, Alameda police say
• Alameda briefs:
• Life on the Island: Alameda children get help from Breathmobile
• Correction
• As Republicans shift west, attracting Latinos a challenge
• San Jose Sharks goalie Antti Niemi to miss Thursday's game with injury
• Alameda Public Affairs Forum, Saturday, February 11th
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Feb. 1
• Celeb Pix: Brad and Jonah talk 'Moneyball'
• Proposition 8 ruling on release of trial video coming Thursday in federal court
• At least 74 killed in clashes after Egypt soccer match
• PG&E customers can opt out of Smart Meters -- for $75, plus $10 a month
• Roadshow: House GOP gets behind toll roads
• Convicted killer offers new lead in case of Michaela Garecht, missing since 1988
• Free tax help makes tax time less taxing
• Slideshow: Don Cornelius: 1936 - 2012
• Facebook IPO to spark valley economy
• Support flows in for dying East Bay father who is illegal immigrant
• California could run out of cash by March, state controller warns
• Comcast offers discount on Verizon Wireless service
• Wind energy milestone: California now gets about 5 percent of its electricity from wind power
• Measure to scale back Three-Strikes law passes state Assembly - but no vote til 2014
• Gov. Jerry Brown gets wide array of support for tax-hike initiative
• Cancer charity halts grants to Planned Parenthood
• State regulators to vote on PG&E smart meter "opt-out"
• News Series of Alameda Point Meetings
• Lady Washington, Hawaiian Chieftain return to Jack London
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 31
• Celeb Pix: J-Lo does the talk show rounds
• Oakland Raiders hire Greg Knapp as offensive coordinator
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Stanford scientists bypass stem cells to create nervous system cells
• Roadshow: Metering lights coming to Interstate 80 before Bay Bridge
• Lung cancer test predicts likelihood of death, says UC-San Francisco
• High-tech gas leak detection system unveiled by PG&E
• No kidney transplant for dying East Bay dad who is illegal immigrant
• Kaiser workers striking Tuesday throughout Northern California
• Bay Area Air board hits the road to see business pollution up close
• California Assembly considers softening Three Strikes law
• Oakland drops Victory Court ballpark
• Man already serving time for murder enters not guilty plea to two 1996 Alameda murders
• Roadshow: San Jose residents cannot block parking with cones in the street
• East Bay's Food Shift aims to save wasted food and feed the hungry
• Pedestrian Death on Doolittle Drive
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 30
• Celeb Pix: New 'Idol' contestant Brittany Kerr also an NBA cheerleader
• "We Are the (Tech) World": Google exec and blogger put together anti-SOPA e-book to benefit cause
• Alcoholic Beverage Control: Nearly 300 citations issued near colleges late last year
• Showdown over California courts coming to a head
• California could matter in the GOP presidential race after all
• Sunny weather keeps rainiest months of year dry, dry, dry
• Political Blotter: Long guns now targeted for 'open carry' ban
• Yosemite plan means fewer hikers on Half Dome
• Bay Area man with defibrillator wants to know what his heart is saying
• Mosquito fogging in jeopardy after new environmental regulations
• Backyard astronomer gawks at stars as if they are celebrities
• California hospitals see success in limiting elective early births
• Slideshow: The 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Slideshow: Red carpet arrivals at the 2012 SAG Awards
• Roadshow: Carpool lane changes at 237-880 draw scorn and praise
• Suspects in September Armed Robbery Arrested and Charged
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 29
• Roadshow: Solutions to keep rodents away from a car's wiring
• 49ers' Aldon Smith arrested on DUI charges
• Broncos hire Hayward's Jack Del Rio as defensive coordinator
• Alameda Board of Education Special Meeting on Monday
• Coast Guard seizes cocaine, suspects off Guatemala
• Park It: Time to hit the East Bay Trails Challenge
• Roadshow: An elderly man seeks help in coping with decision to stop driving
• Alameda schools OK new magnet programs
• Olympic skater takes to ice in Alameda
• College of Alameda to offer LGBT courses
• Alameda council to review proposed safety changes since Memorial Day drowning
• 'The Magic Book' opens at Alameda's K Gallery
• Review: Thoughtful 'Fences' playing at Alameda's Altarena
• Adoptable Pets: Fun fundraiser happens Feb. 11 in Oakland
• Alameda briefs: Children's film festival this weekend
• Oakland man linked to Alameda burglaries, police say
• Clarification
• Alameda Letters: Alameda Point is still marketable
• Oakland exhibit opens generation dialogue
• LBNL Decision: Albany disappointed, not discouraged at outcome
• Alameda Journal Around the Horn
• Police Provide Access to La Penca Azul Robbery Records
• NFL to allow players to use Twitter during Pro Bowl
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 25
• Celeb Pix: Nick Jonas does Broadway
• Alameda Police Seek Help In Identifying Petty Theft Suspect
• Photo Gallery: Best reader photos: Top of the world, instant geyser and more
• Roadshow: A plea from China for help paying an old ticket
• Alameda Public Utilities Board to Consider Sale of a Portion of Alameda Power’s Renewable Energy
• NFL extends Commissioner Goodell's contract through 2018
• Coalition criticizes spending plan for Alameda County sales tax
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 24
• Alameda Municipal Power Annual Strategy Workshop Monday, January 30th
• Visual arts and social justice workshop in Oakland
• Raiders' McKenzie will meet with Dennis Allen on Tuesday night
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Lawrence unveils Academy Award nominees
• Alameda: Police say two robbery suspects caught
• Tim Lincecum, Giants agree on two-year, $40.5 million contract
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Sharks' Brent Burns won't play Tuesday night against Calgary
• Roadshow: A varmint report, from rodents to skunks
• Report: 49ers' Seely to interview for Indianapolis Colts head coaching job
• Alameda Police Affirm Denial of Public Records Request Related to Park Street Restaurant Robbery
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 23
• 49ers' Kyle Williams accepts responsibility for fumbles, vows to bounce back from it
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 16 - 21, 2012
• Celeb Pix: At the Producers Guild Awards, Sundance and more
• 49ers' David Akers says fans need to leave Kyle Williams alone
• Lawrence Berkeley Labs Spurns Alameda for Second Campus
• Roadshow: Record-setting gas prices could hammer California by Memorial Day
• Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie says he could hire a head coach this week
• Roadshow: New carpool signs on Highway 237 confuse some motorists
• Giants beat 49ers in overtime 20-17 on Tynes' 31-yard field goal
• Lawrence Tynes' 31-yard field goal gives Giants their first lead
• 49ers defense holds Giants to begin third quarter
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 22
• Report: Raiders interviewed Packers assistant Winston Moss last weekend for head coaching job
• Alameda County Fire Department Challenges Public Records Request Relating to Park Street Armed Robbery
• Roadshow: A New York Giants fan attracts some unwanted attention on the road
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 21
• Committee addresses quality of life issues for young black and Latino men
• A 49ers fan's poignant wish
• Lunar New Year celebrations reflect Bay Area diversity
• San Francisco: Hundreds flood financial district for daylong Occupy protest
• Bay Area lost 2,900 jobs during December in a surprising setback
• Apple makes move to digitize academic learning
• Report: Police find San Jose girl unharmed, shoot and kill abductor
• Report highlights California's huge "wave power" potential
• Best reader photos: Calling shotgun, day tripper bobcat and more
• Federal judge says she'll stop California's IHSS cuts
• The opposite of evil: Google named best place to work in America
• Alameda Police Try to Cover Up Park Street Armed Robbery
• Alameda Police Try to Cover Up Park Street Strongarm Robbery
• East End Burglar Busted
• Rain is here, and forecast to stay for a few days
• A's soon-to-expire lease is a bargaining chip for Oakland
• Medical marijuana laws to get State Supreme Court hearing
• Ploughshares Nursery, of Alameda, to build new ecocenter
• Changes in Alameda school enrollment procedures
• Alameda kindergartners sing out for MLK program
• Alameda police get state grant to refurbish patrol boat
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies at 29
• Alamdea company brings older home back to its former glory
• Oakland man accused of Alameda burglaries
• My Word: Smoking law intrudes on individual rights
• My Word: Mapping out Alameda Municipal Power's path to a brighter future
• Alameda library exhibit offers pastels and portraits
• Thoughts on the Run: Some of my favorites born midmonth
• Westbound Deck of Bay Bridge to Close During Presidents’ Day Weekend
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 18
• Attempted murder suspect arrested on USS Hornet in Alameda
• Celeb Pix: The Rock takes 'Journey 2 overseas
• US Marshals Arrest Fugitive at USS Hornet Museum
• New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning misses practice with stomach illness
• SOPA protest part of growing Silicon Valley-Hollywood beef
• Wikipedia and other websites shut down to protest online piracy bill
• City Works to Improve Building Department Customer Service
• Bay Area housing trends continue: Sales are up, prices are down
• Gov. Jerry Brown faces tricky balancing act in State of the State speech
• Roadshow: Carpool cheaters explain themselves
• Olympic skater coming to Alameda ice rink Friday
• Bay Bridge closing could trim six months off construction schedule
• Federal judge to end California prison receiver
• Bizarre, tiny animal skulls with horns seized and destroyed at SFO
• Winter storm cancels some flights to Pacific Northwest
• Lack of snow turns Yosemite National Park into a very different place
• PG&E says it has revised it gas-pressure procedures for populated areas
• Tim Tebow may play in Pebble Beach Pro-Am, but Tiger Woods' partner likely will be Tony Romo
• Citrus growers sweating extended California freeze
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 17
• Celeb Pix: Vanessa Hudgens is red hot on the red carpet
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Indianapolis Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: January 9 -14, 2012
• Roadshow: The free right turn debate rages on
• Overnight temperatures in San Jose, Oakland drop to record lows
• UK police officer loses Olympic security documents
• Program allows East Bay family to buy back foreclosed home
• Alameda Loses Redevelopment Agency
• Mortgage rate drop sparks refinancing wave
• Those Facebook posts could cost you a job
• Tips for protecting plants in freezing weather
• Roadshow: More metering lights will be turned on near 237-880 interchange
• Hacker accesses customer database of online shoe seller Zappos
• Action figure of Apple cofounder Steve Jobs canceled
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 16
• After dry stretch, rain coming to Bay Area, snow to Sierra
• Celeb Pix: Golden Globes after parties
• A's acquire Rockies outfielder Seth Smith in deal for Guillermo Moscoso, Josh Outman
• Bank foreclosing on O.J. Simpson's Florida house
• Economic equality a part of Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream
• Where's all California's winter moisture? Blame blizzard-buried Alaska
• Alameda Firefighters Give $10,300 to Rob Bonta
• California regulators still have little power over insurance rate hikes
• Is Brown's plan to close state parks all a political gimmick?
• Mavericks organizers hope for new tradition on the coast
• Political Blotter: VP Joe Biden in SF Wednesday
• Two 49ers fans shot by Saints fan after cheering San Francisco's win
• Roadshow: Bay Area leads state in issuing carpool tickets
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 15
• Report: A's agree to deal with Bartolo Colon
• One of ex-Syracuse assistant coach's accusers admits lying
• Commissioner Goodell says NFL to consider some full-time officials
• Roadshow: How to handle speeding spouses
• Special School District Meeting Tuesday Night
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 14
• Target is Moving Into Alameda
• Slideshow: NFL Playoffs: San Francisco 49ers vs. New Orleans Saints
• Report: A's negotiating with free-agent pitcher Bartolo Colon
• San Jose financial analyst wins $208 million lottery jackpot in New York
• Head of High-Speed Rail Authority quits as agency undergoes shake-up
• Brown's proposal to scrap 'transitional kindergarten' draws protests
• Man pleads guilty to coercing young Bay Area girls into prostitution
• Judge rules innovative Bay Area development guidelines are flawed
• 'Tebowing' turns talk from football to faith and a question: Is God on the Broncos' side?
• State report says PG&E collected millions from ratepayers for improvements it never made
• Alameda County has state's second highest youth homicide rate, Contra Costa County sixth
• Santa Cruz County probe leads to California advertising ban for gold coin company
• Bay Area air district discourages wood-burning Friday
• City of Alameda Releases Mims Brothers Excessive Force Claim Documents
• Selig: A's bid to pursue ballpark in San Jose is `on the front burner' for MLB
• Roadshow: Mother Nature bouncing traffic noise into neighborhoods
• Alameda Planning Board helps clear way for Target store
• Alameda trustees prepare for contract talks
• Alameda workshop to teach homeowners about energy upgrades
• Alameda polls housing, community needs
• Alameda owner gets court order to clean 'Boatworks' property
• My Word: Let city know how funds should be spent
• Alameda Letters: City's argument for Measure A is false
• Alameda's Bridgehead 'Idols on the Third Shelf' show
• Alameda residents targeted by identity thieves in Texas, Nevada
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda shelter pets find seven new homes
• Alameda briefs: Author to speak on Middle East issues
• UC sees 13 percent jump in undergrad applications
• Amid Romney's rise, Bay Area Mormons hope for more acceptance
• City of Alameda Unresponsive on Claims of Excessive Force Against Alameda Police
• California legislative analyst expects lower revenue than Gov. Brown, raising specter of more cuts
• Roadshow: BART to San Jose draws cheers, and a few jeers
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 11
• Celeb Pix: Madonna the director dazzles in London
• Five arrested, marijuana and guns seized at San Leandro home
• Best reader photos: A foxy rail, great view of Fishtail Mountain and more
• IBM sees students' Facebook time as more than waste of time
• Ford recalls nearly half a million minivans and SUVs
• Orphaned bear cubs released in Sierra
• Judge Oks settlement between Dodgers, Fox Sports
• Interactive tools created by UC San Francisco used to assess the likelihood of death
• Bugsy the bat to begin career in education at East Bay wildlife center
• California community college leaders call for overhaul
• Winter Spare the Air Alert called for Wednesday
• Rescue group headed to Golden Gate Park in search of injured new gull
• MLB owners meet in Arizona, but decision on A's move to San Jose still up in the air
• Alameda woman arrested in aftermath of DUI crash that killed 18-year-old
• One joint a week doesn't hurt lungs, marijuana study suggests
• Brown's tax plan could fall short
• Workers' comp insurance firm to slash Bay Area jobs
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 10
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt accessorizes at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards
• Oakland Raiders fire coach Hue Jackson
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Roadshow: Driver who stops at a free right turn rankles many stuck behind him
• Authorities apprehend inmate who escaped from Santa Rita Jail
• Frank Bette Center for the Arts Call for Artists
• California regulators want to make safety key to setting utility rates
• Leaping lizards! Tiny reptiles advancing robot design
• Alameda County child protective services criticized by state auditors
• Edible bird's nests sought from China to Silicon Valley
• Occupy Oakland protester pleads not guilty to assaulting officer
• Roadshow: The speeding husband vs. the worried wife
• Celeb Pix: 'American Idol' cast reunites, Golden Globe nominees on the red carpet
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 9
• 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh not worried about being an underdog against Saints
• Tahoe snowboarders can ride Shaun White's halfpipe
• Former Tribune political writer Bill Martin dies at 90
• Tiger Woods to play AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am for first time in 10 years
• Photo Gallery: Bay Area High School Sports: December 28, 2011 - January 7, 2012
• Mid-Year Budget Cuts Minor for AUSD
• Golden State's graying politicians
• Activists sign up in droves for Bay Area transit plan meetings
• Gov. Brown's release of budget a prelude to a wild political year
• Counting crows: Number of black birds on the rise in Bay Area
• Bay Area home prices expected to stabilize in 2012
• Political Blotter: Iowa is hardly a bellwether
• PayPal tests in-store payment system at Home Depot
• Roadshow: Double white lines to mark off 237-880 toll lanes soon
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 8
• Roadshow: Could gas prices climb well above $4 a gallon?
• Hundreds attend funeral for boy, 5, killed in Oakland
• New Obama administration rule lets some illegal immigrants stay as they seek green card
• Legislative analyst says state needs clearer higher-ed vision
• Man arrested at Oakland airport after leaving knife in carry-on bag
• Raiders announce hiring of Reggie McKenzie as their general manager
• Effort to block California 'Dream Act' falls short
• Van Halen sets Oakland, San Jose concert dates
• Police: Hit-and-run driver caused Orinda outage
• Rare falcated duck has birders flocking to Central Valley
• New Alameda City Attorney to be Paid $190,000 per year Salary
• Schools will be cut $4.8 billion if taxes don't pass, Gov. Jerry Brown says
• The pika, tiny alpine rabbit relative, up for endangered status in California
• AT&T finally rolls out high-speed 4G network in Bay Area
• California Supreme Court mulls window for old clergy abuse claims
• Cooler but sunny weekend ahead
• State Compensation Insurance Fund cuts 484 Bay Area jobs
• Alameda-based firm up for $103 million Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit contract
• Tutors wanted for the Alameda County Juvenile Hall study hour
• Triplets celebrate birth in Oakland 55 years ago
• Trail camera photo appears to be wandering gray wolf
• Navy Cleanup at Alameda Point Continues
• Work continues on Park Street
• Roadshow: Drivers and police vow to continue efforts to clamp down on drunk drivers
• Young Alameda hoop shooters to compete in finals
• Planning Board to consider Target store in city's West End
• Alameda council selects new city attorney
• Navy Skyhawk back on base in Alameda
• Man, woman face drug charges after New Year's Eve arrests
• Adoptable Pets: Shelter launches new longer hours
• Alameda briefs: Middle East talk set for Jan. 14 at library
• Alamedans gear up for 2012 Relay for Life
• Alameda letters: thanks for Holiday Home Tour success
• Oakland artist finds her voice from others
• Thoughts on the Run: With winter break over, let's sharpen our minds
• On DVDs: Two outta three ain't good this week
• Happy Wanderer: Ring in 2012 with East Bay parks' calendar
• Police Seek Another Check Kiter
• Roadshow: Figuring out where to install that GPS system you got for Christmas
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 4
• Celeb Pix: Meryl Streep takes 'The Iron Lady' to London
• City Wins Preliminary Injunction on Collins Boatworks Property
• Experts: Don't build $99 billion California bullet train
• Deadly parasite turns Bay Area honeybees into zombie slaves
• Oakland Tribune cartoonist defined golden age of Bay Area sports
• Mavericks opening ceremony to be held Friday
• Secretary of State's creaky computer system working again
• Dry December nearly one for the record books
• Tech and tourists help spur surge in Bay Area hotel business
• Steve Jobs action figure in the works
• East Bay scientist reduces violence against Darfuri women through better cooking technology
• Swedish firm announces $347M contract for BART extension
• California group creates complaint center for online privacy issues
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Jan. 3
• Celeb Pix: 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' storms Paris
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Slideshow: The best of 2011's Best Reader Photos
• Roadshow: 880-280-Stevens Creek, the interchange we love to hate
• High-end Tattoo Salon Planned for Webster Street
• Airport delays at SFO expected to end when fog clears
• Moves like Jagger? Newscaster Dan Ashley lives out his rock 'n' roll fantasy
• BART airport connector rising but still stirring debate
• Gay history and immigrant aid laws to take effect in California
• Slave labor targeted in California law, social media
• Girl, 16, injured at Sharks game just wants attacker to apologize
• Northern California's Elsie Rich dies at 110, only 76 people confirmed older
• Califonia, nation's largest welfare state, makes deep cuts
• Roadshow: Prius battery concerns may have been overblown
• Former Oakland Tribune cartoonist Lee Susman dies at 94
• Alameda City Council to Consider Excessive Force Claim Against Police
• Roadshow: Signs advising trucks not to pass on Highway 17 are not permitted
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat St. Louis Rams
• Roadshow: A word of advice -- pay those old out-of-state traffic tickets
• Police seek suspects in shooting death of 5-year-old boy in East Oakland
• New Smoking Ordinance Takes Effect Monday
• Mavericks organizers plan public safety meeting as surfing contest season opens
• Stop monkeying around and return Banana-Sam to the San Francisco Zoo
• PG&E announces rate increase
• Gray wolf crosses into California, first seen in state in 88 years
• Verizon decides not to charge $2 fee for online, phone bill payments
• Muir Woods to charge another $2 starting Sunday
• 'Baby bump', 'amazing' and 'man cave' make annual banned phrases list
• Little snow at Sierra ski resorts
• Bay Area weather: End of 2011 brings slight drizzle, giving way to mostly sunny start to 2012
• Teenage girl who had brain surgery attacked by Sharks fan at HP Pavilion
• Oakland Raiders notebook: Home finale with San Diego Chargers is a sellout
• Ski-vacation bound buses loaded with pot, Bay Area teens catch a break from the law
• Sears, Kmart stores in Bay Area survive first round of closings
• California Supreme Court allows redevelopment money grab
• Live coverage: Bay Area cities react strongly to California Supreme Court's ruling on redevelopment agencies
• Mortgage aid programs still have trouble helping homeowners in distress
• Man shot in Oakland, drives to Alameda
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda Animal Shelter looks forward to new year, new hours
• Roadshow: A life stolen by a drunk driver
• What's Happening
• Fall sports scene 2011
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report drunk drivers gets results
• Verizon to start charging $2 for online, telephone bill payments
• Alameda photographer's work to be featured among nation's best
• Alameda Coast Guard Auxiliary's new chiefs taking office
• Study abroad works for student, Alameda family
• Council to revisit food truck regulations
• Ski buses full of Northern California teens surrender pot to Nevada cops
• California Supreme Court Says State Can Ax Redevelopment Agencies
• Carmakers, U.S. worry about hacking of cars
• New California law requires car seats for kids 8 years old and younger
• San Francisco printing company owner to stand trial for Oakland woman's death
• UCSF researchers perform first electrical recordings in human sperm
• Swine flu strain that is resistant to Tamiflu is spreading more easily
• Bay Area transit systems offer later service or free rides on New Year's Eve
• California amnesty program for some old traffic violations
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 28
• Warrant sweep targets 550 DUI offenders in Alameda County
• Park It: Parks offer bountiful New Year's options
• California Supreme Court set to rule on redevelopment money
• Northbound I-880 Daytime Closures as Caltrans Shifts Demo Work
• Musical tribute honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jan. 15 at the Paramount Theatre
• Roadshow: Flap over radio commercials is just a lot of noise to some
• Governor begins naming new judges across state
• Brown finds governing 'endlessly interesting'
• Christmas crackdown on fireplaces yields 400 complaints; New Year's may be next
• Two men receive transplants on Christmas from Oakland shooting victim
• California Gov. Jerry Brown gets mostly B grades from analysts
• Berkeley rattled by 2.2 magnitude earthquake
• Judge dismisses federal suit over UC Berkeley harassment
• 39th Annual Elks Hoop Shoot City Finals
• Slideshow: Bay Area News Group photographers' favorite images of 2011
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 27
• Elks Hoop Shoot City Finals
• Roadshow: Keep a notebook in car to share insurance information after a crash
• Political Blotter: New law cracks down on 'robotripping'
• Dig for SF's transport terminal unearths artifacts
• Four Bay Area residents split $780k MEGA Millions lotto prize
• California state senator aims to double lobby fee in California -- to 14 cents a day
• California executions remain in everlasting limbo
• Lingering smoke from holiday a Bay Area health hazard
• Study: San Francisco Bay oil spill damaged herring
• Alameda County judge gives felons a second chance
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 26
• Police Seek Check Kiter
• Alameda: 2011 Year in Review
• One killed, two wounded in Oakland shootings
• Santa Expected in Alameda by Midnight
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat Seattle Seahawks
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 24
• Thomas Peele: California should open police personnel records to scrutiny
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders beat Kansas City Chiefs in OT
• Air Jordan release sparks violence at Richmond, Fairfield malls
• Motorcyclist killed after collision on Bay Bridge
• First flu death in California reported in Kern County
• Candlestick outages detailed; fixes set before playoffs
• 2.7 earthquake hits Berkeley
• Space Heater Caused Shorepoint Court Fire
• 'The X Factor': Melanie Amaro wins; Chris Rene takes third
• Bill authored by Sen. Joe Simitian that outlaws cough syrup sales to kids in California takes effect Jan. 1
• Nurses strike at nine Bay Area hospitals
• State high-speed rail vows to show real job figures
• Blue Christmas? Bay Area skies promise Santa clear sailing
• PG&E says it's moving ahead on recommended reforms
• 2011: More water in Delta, and more fish
• Occupy protesters sue over free speech, force
• Alameda retailer at corner of food and footwear
• Alameda council clears the way for food trucks
• Holiday ice rink in Alameda
• Fire causes $1.5 million in damage at Alameda apartment complex
• California scofflaws with overdue traffic fines to catch a break
• CalFIRE bans open burns because of dry weather
• DEA, IRS give local police 'holiday gift' from confiscated drug money
• PG&E still doesn't know cause of 2nd Candlestick outage
• California high-speed rail jobs estimate too good to be true
• Shoppers turning to e-gift cards during the holidays as more retailers offer them
• California Democrats secretly influenced drawing of new political district boundaries
• Gridlock in Congress could hurt 1.1 million unemployed Californians
• Air district asks public not to burn wood on Thursday and Friday
• Oakland council rejects resolution to police port against protesters
• Former Warriors employee files sexual harassment suit against Monta Ellis
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 21
• Celeb Pix: Jason Segel takes 'The Muppets' down under
• Roadshow: Tips on flying during the holidays
• A-4 Skyhawk Back at Alameda Point
• Warriors, Ellis being sued for sexual harassment
• New Delta invader, spongeplant, threatens to clog waterways, pumps
• 4,000 Bay Area nurses set to strike Thursday if negotiations unsuccessful
• Procrastinators can still beat the Christmas clock
• House Republicans want inquiry into California high-speed rail
• Calif. AG sues Fannie, Freddie demanding answers
• Study: When a football team wins, male grades drop
• Spare the Air Alert called for Wednesday
• Redevelopment Agency Annual Report on City Council Agenda Tonight
• Celeb Pix: Simon Cowell and his X Factor ladies
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 20
• California state park managers urge Brown to oust their boss
• Richmond police seize 9 pounds of drugs, arrest three
• Hicks: Rihanna blasts Dutch magazine for racial, sexist slurs
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Super Bowl to be streamed online, to mobile phones
• Michael D’Orazi Named Alameda Fire Chief
• Brian Stow interview on television Monday night
• Slideshow: Cal stifles UC Santa Barbara, 70-50
• Slideshow: Monday night matchup: San Francisco 49ers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
• Amazon Price Check promotion fuels Bay Area bookstore backlash
• Oakland's legendary blues district getting a walk of fame
• Actor Gerard Butler OK after getting held underwater by waves at Mavericks
• PG&E offers to let customers keep analog, mechanical meters
• Roadshow: Bumper sticker campaign on turn signals is on!
• Moderate political party OK'd for California ballot
• Power goes out again at Candlestick; 49ers game delayed a second time
• UC Berkeley gets a $15 million gift for museum and college
• Fight Looms on Renewable Power
• Stringing massive cable on new Bay Bridge span starts this week
• 511.org overhaul: faster directions for faster commutes
• Reversing the gender gap: Women surpass men at CSU
• State trigger cuts could put Alameda County in a $6.2 million bind
• Advocates of scaling back California's tough Three-Strikes law hope for place on ballot
• Merry pumping: Falling gas prices turning filling stations into dispensaries of good cheer
• Slideshow: North Korea leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69 following heart attack
• 511.org overhaul: faster directions for faster commutes
• Roadshow: Advice if you see kids left alone in a car
• Political Blotter: TV ad volume to be turned down in 2012
• Bay Area's seventh Winter Spare the Air Alert issued for Monday
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 18
• Slideshow: Detroit Lions roar back to beat Oakland Raiders
• Small quake rattles Alameda County
• Northern california pot clubs getting into mainstream holiday spirit
• Republicans about to become an afterthought in California Capitol
• Push to redefine green card rules rooted in Bay Area
• Hospital workers don't always practice what the experts preach in getting flu shots, statistics reveal
• Bay Area's sixth Winter Spare the Air Alert issued for Sunday
• Anti-A's group, backed by San Francisco Giants, hard to pin down
• Slideshow: Funeral for former Oakland Tech football star Fred Thompson
• Alameda Fire Department Unveils New Senior Safety Program
• Fire Department Puts Out Fire
• Lone gray wolf wanders near California border
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 17
• Fire displaces several residents in Alameda
• Woman who posed as teenage boy arrested in Northern California
• Prop 8 repeal cleared for signature-gathering
• Judge issues arrest warrant for Monterey priest
• 2.4 magnitude earthquake strikes near Glen Ellen Friday night
• South Bay leads Bay Area job market, East Bay also gains
• Old socks needed for project studying weasel-like creatures in Sierra
• Newly Bay Area citizens consider the United States a land of opportunity.
• California to receive nearly $53 million in Race to the Top funding to improve early childhood education
• Bay Area residents join holiday effort to pay down Kmart layaway accounts
• Marin judge rejects lethal injection procedures
• Barry Bonds sentenced to two years probation, 30 days home confinement
• Sunday DUI enforcement to focus on fans at Raiders game
• Live coverage: Bonds gets two years probation, 30 days home confinement
• Unemployment continues to fall in Bay Area, state
• Bay Area group launches campaign against parents sharing bed with infants
• Forecast: South Bay and East Bay to rebound strongly
• Bay Area drug maker seeks first-ever approval for drug to prevent HIV
• California group behind millionaires tax presses on
• Judge rules on California lethal injection protocol
• Gallagher and Burk Inc. Finish Capital Improvement Work in Alameda City
• Governor Jerry Brown kicks off California climate change conference with attack on "deniers"
• One of Facebook's biggest changes, 'Timeline', arrives today
• GOP congressmen critical of California's high speed rail proposal
• Leaders to weigh food truck, tree policies
• Ice Rink to open on Park Street
• Tensions rise between district, teachers
• At Sandwich Board in Alameda, you're talkin' turkey
• Alameda Journal Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Keeping Alameda's schools strong
• Alameda's Bridgehead Studio showing offers unique perspective
• Alameda's Christmas Tree Lane delights
• Oakland Eagle Scout candidate helps Alameda Point farm
• Alameda's Lincoln students in parade
• Annual Bay Area anti-DUI crackdown begins Friday night
• Adoptable Pets: Shelter makes abandoning pets unneeded, in addition to cruel
• Alameda city briefs
• Roadshow: Call for nationwide ban on all cellphone use while driving has supporters
• Bay Area rent fraud traps unwary
• Judge set to sentence Barry Bonds on Friday
• Cyclists want new Bay Bridge bike lane, unsure how to pay for it
• Alameda County Sheriff's deputy charged with rape
• Bay Bridge to be closed to westbound traffic Presidents Day weekend
• Financial aid program benefits middle-class students at UC Berkeley
• Alameda County Salvation Army need 35,000 pounds of food by Friday
• Alameda County to see fewer plastic bags and more recycling in coming years
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 14
• Celeb Pix: Fergie gets leggy, SAG nominees announced and more
• Bay Area home sales up for fifth straight month
• PG&E accepts blame for San Bruno blast
• Roadshow: Toll lanes for Highway 156?
• Non-profit Organizations Partner with City of Alameda to Save the Animal Shelter
• Light sculpture to add new luster to Bay Bridge
• Occupy shutdown costly for Oakland port
• 50 groups share $690,000 to help Bay Area LGBT community
• Google gives $40 million to bolster education. limit slavery and make technology more available
• DUI deaths reach new low in California
• Relief from loud TV commercials closer to reality
• State hearing will examine police response to student protests at UC, Cal State
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Sandre Swanson will challenge Loni Hancock for state Senate
• Port operations resume after day of Occupy protests in Oakland
• Gov. Jerry Brown pulls 'trigger': Colleges, schools and services for elderly and disabled hit
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 13
• Celeb Pix: Tom Cruise cracks Simon Pegg up
• California Senate president seeks to offer free electronic college textbooks
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday in Bay Area
• Slideshow: 2011 in photos from the Associated Press
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Animal welfare groups: don't buy pet store puppies
• Best reader photos: Canine and feline Christmas cheer, Los Altos accident and more
• Seven Bay Area agencies get shares of inmates wages for crime victims
• Facebook begins providing instant chats with suicide-prevention specialists
• Report: Warriors, Kwame Brown agree to free-agent deal
• Golf Complex Discussion Moved Out to March, 2012
• Poll: 60 percent of California voters favor Brown's tax hike
• Burmese refugees struggling in the East Bay
• Grand, new addition to national park system: Coastal ranch north of Half Moon Bay
• Newspaper leaders see promising future
• Roadshow: San Jose says pedestrian and bicyclist deaths have not occurred in areas where streetlights have been turned off
• PG&E's new boss pledges improvements in safety and service
• Faces and voices of the Occupy movement
• How much does class size matter?
• Occupy protesters try again for Port of Oakland shutdown
• Oakland Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain speaks with media
• Kansas City Chiefs fire coach Todd Haley
• Temple Israel Benefit Tonight
• Cal State campuses overwhelmed by remedial needs
• Operation Toy Drive comes to Bay Area for first time
• Amazon unnerves Bay Area merchants with its killer app
• California braces for more budget slashing with possible 'trigger' cuts
• Bay Area Lucky Supermarkets card-theft scam hits U.S. troops
• New law may help Bay Aea crab fishermen
• Facebook tackling online conflicts with compassionate touch
• Health insurance premiums rising faster than incomes for California families, study reveals
• Spirited giving to East Bay holiday fundraiser
• San Francisco Film Critics Circle: 'The Tree of Life' is the year's best
• 'The Amazing Race': Did Bay Area couple win it all?
• Alameda County realignment plan "ambitious" but moving in the right direction
• Political Blotter: What's your House member spending?
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 11
• Alamedans Celebrate Life of Jean Sweeney
• Slideshow: 49ers lose tight game in Arizona
• Slideshow: Raiders meet unbeaten Packers in Green Bay
• Credit card "skimming on the rise
• Golden State Warriors waive guard Jeremy Lin
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Saturday
• Oakland mayor hopes to woo Warriors, A's with 'Coliseum City' complex
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 9
• Occupy supporters ask union members to join march on port
• Oakland Raiders 'ambushed' by burger chain's billboard ad
• Golden State Warriors' Charlie Bell jailed for being drunk at hearing on his drunken driving case
• After chilly start, warmer temps for Bay Area this weekend
• Heavy backup easing after I-880 construction delays in Oakland
• Hoping for cures, supporters may back another ballot measure for stem cell agency
• Roadshow: Many think it's OK to briefly leave a child alone in a parked car
• Civic hackers use their tech skills to solve public problems
• Silicon Valley fighting proposed law pushed by Hollywood
• Appeals court appears reluctant to find Proposition 8 judge biased
• Oakland winter coat drive under way
• Alameda City Attorney Search Continues
• Oakland Police post videos, dispatch records of violent Occupy Oakland protests
• The musical 'A Little Piece of God' returns
• Total lunar eclipse Saturday will be last for three years
• Target store on track for Alameda Landing
• Council backs animal shelter agreement
• Lighted yacht parade dazzles viewers
• Alameda continues push for America's Cup business
• Alameda elementary instructor named teacher of year
• Alameda letters: League of Women Voters says thank you
• My Word: Measure A made 2011 a good year for Alameda schools
• Review: 'Into the Woods' enchants audience
• Dreaming big at Alameda library exhibit
• Thoughts on the Run: A mile in their shoes best way to understand athletes
• Alameda support groups
• Adoptable Pets: Plan ahead for holiday safety with pets
• Women accused of embezzlement, Alameda police say
• Niman Ranch Network Grows to Over 700 Farms
• Alameda Police Commandeer a Paddle Boat to Rescue Car Theft Suspect from Lagoon
• Customer outrage grows in Lucky hacking case
• Former San Quentin warden pushes anti-death penalty initiative
• South Bay leads nation in job growth
• Lucky Supermarkets Advises Customers to Check Their Bank Accounts
• Errant 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home in Dublin
• Mentoring program offers military families help with the unthinkable: a loved one's death
• California's annual homicide rates declined
• Pearl Harbor Attack - 70 year ago - still fresh in the memories of old sailors
• East Bay Girls Golfer of the Year: Alameda's Carly Childs won NorCal, league titles this season
• Barry Bonds asks judge to give him probation
• Star-studded schedule for Warriors at Oracle Arena
• California anti-tax groups file their own ballot initiative to curb spending
• Top hospitals include 10 in the Northern California
• Poll casts cloud over high-speed rail project
• California, Nevada team up on mortgage fraud
• Roadshow: Gas prices fall as crude oil prices climb
• Less than two months after release, 'Steve Jobs' is Amazon's top seller of 2011
• Occupy protest targets Oakland foreclosures
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 6
• Lucky urges some customers to close bank accounts in wake of hacking
• Celeb pix: Writer and director Angelina Jolie at her premiere with hubby Brad Pitt
• Slideshow: Athens graffiti artists protest against economic measures
• BART: Copper wire thefts this year total $90,000
• Poll: Two-thirds of California voters support high-speed rail revote
• California population grows modestly to reach 37.5 million
• Best reader photos: Drinking with dinner, beaming to a championship, bridge to somewhere and more
• Review: Metallica celebrates 30th anniversary at Fillmore
• Growth of Bay Area dollar stores fueled by frugal shoppers from all walks of life
• ZooLights shines at the Oakland Zoo
• Two Bay Area mail processing centers face closure
• CSU sees big jump in student interest
• Alameda’s Coast Guard Island to Host Pearl Harbor Survivors
• Brown: Only way to avoid more cuts to schools, police is raise taxes
• Slideshow: Carrie Underwood and Jason Aldean big winners at the American Country Awards.
• East Bay regional parks looking for a few good hands
• Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter Set to Get Lease
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Wilde goes Revlon, Kennedy Center Honors and more
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Dec. 5
• Pearl Harbor survivor recalls 'day of infamy'
• Sierra river dam plan dropped
• Alameda County considers mandatory recycling and composting plan
• UC names 12 to Davis pepper-spraying task force
• Hicks: The Muppets are commies, claims Fox commentator
• Roadshow: BART-to-San Jose work will affect traffic on Kato Road in Fremont
• Free fares on AC Transit "Holiday Bus"
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Traffic moving again after bus crash clogs Bay Bridge commute
• Boxer Andre Ward fights hard to keep things normal
• Port of Oakland calls on community to avoid Occupy shutdown
• California recovering from winds, but new gusts on the way
• East Bay mom says her film "Race to Nowhere" is sparking education reform nationwide
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders lose to Miami Dolphins
• GPS-based "Smart Collars" track deer travels near Highway 280
• Still no power for thousands in wind-pelted California
• Cassidy: Iconic Yahoo billboard is coming down
• A deadly day on Bay Area tracks; 3 killed
• Some Asians' college strategy: Don't check 'Asian'
• Cleaning up California's Wild West: EPA takes on polluted mercury mine in San Benito ghost town
• An immigrant's path from bicycle to deportation
• Anti-A's ballpark group "Stand for San Jose" sues city
• Last California Guard unit home from Iraq
• Attorneys in the battle over California's same-sex marriage ban file briefs
• Khan math program hits home run
• A day in the life of an Apple store
• Training program helps Bay Area police safely interact with mentally ill
• California AG faces tough choice on mortgage deal
• Gov. Jerry Brown postpones release of tax-hike plan to Monday, Monday
• Former Alameda County Sheriff's deputy sentenced for child molestation
• Wells Fargo, a target of Occupy protests, shows its charitable side
• Jean Sweeney, 1939 – 2011
• KGO Radio plans immediate shift to news-oriented format
• Laid-off Concord investment banker now giving back
• Violent wind storm leaves path of destruction; Bay Area winds should calm this weekend
• Golden State Warriors to open season on Christmas against L.A. Clippers, NBA announces
• Honda announces global recall for air-bag problems
• Roadshow: Days later, some cleaned-up freeways are trashed again
• Survey: Drivers fear cellphone users more than drunks
• Federal jury rejects brutality claim against BART officers
• Field Poll: California Republican voters still not thrilled with potential candidates
• Alameda Police Warn Residents on Burglaries
• East Bay regional parks looking for a few good hands
• Tens of thousands still without power around the Bay Area
• BART limits cellphone service blackouts
• Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain facing charges in Alabama
• Alamedans pitch in for Thanksgiving community meal
• Food trucks win Alameda Planning Board approval
• Jean Sweeney, longtime Alameda activist, dies at 72
• District considers graduation changes
• Jan Tiura's camera captures Bay through nautical eyes
• Adoptable Pets: FAAS scrambling for Jan. 1 shelter takeover
• Alameda briefs: Free dance performance at College of Alameda
• Lucky customers urged to check credit, debit accounts
• Alameda letters: Relay for Life 2012 off to a good start
• Alice Challen, longtime Alameda physician, dies at 100
• Utility looks to sell off power
• Park Street Tree Survey Receives Over 400 Responses
• Alameda City, Fire and Police Talk About the Raymond Zack Documentary
• Mavericks organizers announce new start date for surf contest
• Nevada agrees with California to make 2022 Olympics run
• California, Nevada to make run at hosting 2022 Winter Olympics at Lake Tahoe
• Former Oakland Raider Chester McGlockton dead at 42
• Two men arrested at Union City pot grow house
• Strong north winds will blow over the Bay Area starting with Wednesday's morning commute
• Unpaid property taxes see drop in East Bay
• Heavy fog advisory issued for major Bay Area bridges
• Roadshow: A simple request: Use your blinkers when changing lanes on the freeway
• Opening of Mavericks window delayed
• Alameda County finalizes prison realignment plan details
• Bird lovers count San Francisco bay's shorebirds
• UC board approves raises at disrupted meeting
• Quake warning system for West Coast nears reality
• Update on Alameda Magnet Schools Tonight
• Poll: Californians evenly split on Occupy movement
• Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printers can be hijacked by hackers
• Hayward's Jack Del Rio fired as Jacksonville Jaguars head coach
• UC Berkeley, two other schools share $6 million for quake warning research
• One person dies in unincorporated Hayward fire
• Killer whale washes up on Marin beach
• Fog advisory issued for Bay Area bridges
• Detroit Lions' Ndamukong Suh suspended 2 games by NFL
• 9th Circuit agrees to rehear long-running Alameda County gun rights case
• Roadshow: More advice on driving on snow and ice
• Dec. 12 is the new deadline for Alameda County property tax payments
• Witness in civil case against Mehserle, other BART cops says he was unjustly beaten
• ZooLights starts Friday at the Oakland Zoo
• Danville woman seeks GOP nod to take on Feinstein
• Bay Area Residents Take Crabbing Into Their Own Hands
• Price dispute over, local crabbers heading out to sea
• Oakland A's negotiating to move their spring training home to Mesa
• More parents refusing vaccines for their kids
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Heavy fog causes cancellations, delays at Bay Area airports
• Roadshow: Tips for driving in snow
• CHP: DUI arrests down, traffic deaths up
• Nurturing of Facebook started in Palo Alto house
• Bay Area couple at center of federal gay rights showdown
• Items in '12 Days of Christmas' now top $100K
• Butterflies all aflutter along East Bay shore
• California school districts prepare for a new grade level: transitional kindergarten
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of November 21
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Playoffs edition
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Happy Wanderer: Suisun Valley wine country an oft-overlooked gem
• State Dismisses Complaints Against Alameda Paramedics
• Alamedan gains insight in Cambodia health care work
• Alameda Journal youth sports for Nov. 25
• Around the horn
• Encinal, Miramonte playoff clash brings some familiar faces
• What's Happening
• Holiday helping hand in Alameda
• Alameda magnet school plans due Thursday
• Food truck gatherings may be coming to Alameda
• Alameda's Rhythmix opens new show in K Gallery
• Thoughts on the Run: Giving patriotic thanks this holiday
• Man attempts to hide marijuana in patrol car, Alameda police say
• My Word: Teacher frustration swells at district's indifference
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda briefs: Lab campus decision delayed until 2012
• Alameda Pet of the Week
• 13th Annual Alameda Kiwanis Chili Cook-Off
• Bay Area P.M. Buzz: Peninsula town's new police chief replaces sibling; North Bay business to close after decades
• Local Author Wins Tech Award in Munich
• Alameda Police Seek Help in Identifying Check Suspect
• BART loses a link with its past
• UC puts off Berkeley lab second-campus decision
• Consumer group finds more than a dozen dangerous toys on retail shelves
• Outrage mounting over UC police treatment of protesters
• Judge voices support for big California water pact
• Alameda County receives grant to improve financial and personal health
• More Californians traveling this Thanksgiving, AAA survey says
• Purdy: A's and San Jose heading to final inning
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: CHP officer escapes flipped car, exploding ammo; No crab in time for Thanksgiving, fishermen say
• State agency clears Alameda paramedics of wrongdoing
• Fishermen say crab won't be caught in time for Thanksgiving
• Alameda church to offer free Thanksgiving dinner
• Trending now: Katy Perry live concert coverage in Oakland Monday night
• Golf Course Land Swap Proposal Sparks Passions, Accusations
• Slideshow: AMA's: LMFAO closes the show or was it David Hasselhoff?
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Slideshow: 2011 AMA's: Some shine more then others on the red carpet
• Report: A's may find out soon if they can move to San Jose
• East Bay prep football recap: Freedom upsets Cal in playoffs
• Encinal 40, Tamalpais-Mill Valley 21
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of November 19
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Sports Coalition Provides Update on Alternative Mif Albright Land Swap Proposal
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Playoffs edition
• Teachers, Alameda district deadlocked over contract
• Most school districts won't shorten school year, but worry about future
• Alameda Suspends Park Street Construction During Holidays
• Negotiations at an Impasse, Alameda Teachers Call for Emergency Meeting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula city names new police chief; North Bay prison inmate commits suicide
• Supreme Court rules Prop 8 supporters can defend the law
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton, Stan Lee, Will.I.Am Rock the Kasbah with Richard Branson.
• Alameda adopts strict smoking ordinance
• Alameda police embrace social media
• Sign of economic rebound on Alameda's West End?
• A salute to our veterans
• Alameda officials to consider alternatives for "Mif swap" in January
• Man injured in Central Avenue shooting, Alameda police say
• Four San Francisco Giants pitchers earn Cy Young votes; Baseball owners approve Larry Baer as new CEO
• Alameda Letters: New houses will only increase problems
• My Word: Alamedans must speak up for continued renewable energy
• Produce Profile: Stalking an underrated taste treasure
• Alameda city briefs
• Adoptable Pets: Bumper crop of kittens available at shelter
• Slideshow: Occupy Wall Street: Protesters mass to shut down Wall Street
• City Launches Survey to Gather Public Input on New Trees for Park Street
• Court Denies City of Alameda’s Motion to Strike Ann Marie Gallant’s Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
• California Supreme Court to decide Proposition 8 issue Thursday
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney proves he has an eye for talent
• State recalls, quarantines raw milk products after 3 children sickened
• Sports Coalition Proposes to Develop Sports Fields in Mif Albright Land Swap
• Seventy years of racing history at Golden Gate Fields may make way for new lab
• Celeb Pix: All the good-looking people attend the premiere of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part I'
• Best reader photos: Honoring our vets, sand surfing, waiting for bath time and more
• CSU proposes 9 percent fee increase
• Senate confirms Alameda County judge Rogers to federal bench
• Caltrans boss says new Bay Bridge is safe despite test tech's bad record
• Roadshow: Solving case of mystery vehicle
• Alameda Police to Bring Back Neighborhood Speed Watch
• Previously conjoined twins set to go home
• Alameda PD Not Involved in Occupy Oakland Camp Clear-out
• Housing Market May Be Approaching Bottom
• Live chat: NCS football playoffs seeding meeting, Sunday at 2 p.m.
• Green Carpet Premiere of Recycle Woman Coming to Alameda Theater
• Last Chance to buy Advance Tickets to "Recycle Woman"
• Live blog: De La Salle vs. California, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Brangelina and kids vacation in Ho Chi Minh City
• Alameda Food Bank Hunting for Turkeys
• Woman trapped in car in Antioch after hitting fire hydrant, utility pole
• East Bay prep football recap: Monte Vista, O'Dowd win bragging rights
• Encinal 47, Moreau Catholic 7
• Daylight Saving Time Ends – Turn Clocks Back Tonight
• Earthquake Along Hayward Fault
• Residents Complaint to Attorney General Unaffiliated With Any Political Campaign
• Alameda Teachers Kick-off Negotiations by Publicizing AUSD Surplus
• AUSD Superintendent Releases Statement on Carryover Funds
• Mayor Asks for Staff to Seek Alternatives to Mif Albright Land Swap
• School Board Hears Presentation on Homeless Students in Alameda
• BioTime Revenue Up 40%
• Alameda City Hall to Offer 11-11-11 Weddings Tomorrow
• Webster Street Undergrounding Project Update
• District plans strategy to improve test scores
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Thursday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Adam Levine, Kanye West and Jay-Z hit the catwalk with Victoria's Secret models
• Council to consider smoking ordinance
• Fallout continues over Alameda's tree removal
• Alameda Letters: Thanks for helping Good Time Faire
• My Word: Kudos to Alameda's teacher of the year
• My Word: Save Bay Farm's `urban forest' and wildlife
• Alameda circus fundraiser brings out the crowd
• Thoughts on the Run: Remembering the earlier Armistice Day
• Alameda artist turns disasters into creative lessons
• Alameda teens arrested in San Francisco
• Alameda briefs: Donations wanted for `Scouting for Food'
• Adoptable Pets: Get your dog cleaned for a cause Saturday
• Life on the Island: Alameda libraries brimming with art, events and classes
• Difficult Budget Times Ahead for Alameda in 2012
• Alameda City Council Expected to Approve Secondhand Smoke Ordinance Tonight
• Celeb Pix: America Ferrera is ravishing in red
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 31
• Coast Guard cutter to return to Alameda after first cruise
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
• A Raymond Zack Documentary in the Works
• The “Not In My School Yard” Crowd, The NIMSYs
• Alameda Police Department Kiwanis Tribute Luncheon
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat Cleveland Browns 20-10
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 30
• Bay Ship & Yacht a pillar of Alameda's maritime industry
• East Bay prep football recap: Big wins for De La Salle, Encinal, Campolindo
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 24
• East Bay prep football recap: Big wins for De La Salle, Encinal, Alhambra
• Alameda 35, De Anza 0
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 24
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• InSite Vision Reports Third Quarter Financial Results
• Alameda Police Department Provided Seven Officers to Occupy Oakland Camp Clearout
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 9
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 28
• Report: Former Raiders owner Al Davis died of heart failure
• Slideshow: Bay Bridge is all decked out
• Program offers rebates to homeowners for energy upgrades
• Celeb Pix: Tea-toddling Lady Gaga in New Dehli
• Slideshow: Occupy Oakland protestors rally around Scott Olsen
• Brown shows he's serious about pension reform
• Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake in Berkeley Shakes Alameda
• Alameda Officials Issue Statement on Park Street Tree Cutting
• Bay Area News Group announces it will retain East Bay mastheads
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 27
• BART board postpones vote on cellphone blackout policy
• Tension remains at Occupy Oakland even as action abates
• Celeb Pix: Justin laughs it up, Milla Jovovich stuns in red and more.
• Judge limits SunCal lawsuit, city says
• Saint Mary's picked second in WCC preseason men's basketball poll
• Thoughts on the Run: Things I've learned on foot
• Alameda artist's `After Life' is something to talk about
• Dog lost in Alameda reunited with owner
• Bay Ship & Yacht a pillar of Alameda's maritime industry
• My Word: Board should reject land deal
• Editorial: Who's listening at Alameda City Hall?
• Alameda letters: Tree devastation ruins Park Street
• My Word: Park Street tree destruction ignores city's plan
• Park Street Tree Cutting Moves North
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: GOP's presidential candidates
• Fans can interact West Coast Conference men's basketball coaches Thursday
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Thursday, noon
• Occupy Oakland: Calm returns to plaza but another rally is planned this evening
• West Nile virus outbreaks linked to 'super-spreader' birds
• 'Red Flag' fire danger warning until Thursday morning
• Woman survives vehicle accident with train in Union City
• Roadshow: For everyone's safety, please cover your truck
• California attorney general goes after questionable 'biodegradable plastic' bottles
• Monterey Bay Aquarium staffers to release great white into wild
• Whitman gives $10 million to Teach For America
• Stanford professor John McCarthy, leader in artificial intelligence, dies at 84
• California teacher's union suggests it might oppose millionaire's tax
• Obama to ease student loan burden for low-income graduates
• City Makes Friends with Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter
• Ousted protesters marching back to Frank Ogawa Plaza
• Bank of Alameda’s Corporate Parent Announces Profit
• SunCal Defeats City of Alameda? Not so Fast…
• Ousted protesters marching back to Frank Ogawa Plaza
• Obama collects $1 million at SF visit
• Celeb Pix: Ben Stiller, Christine Taylor steal spotlight at 'Tower Heist' premiere.
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 25
• Slideshow: President Barack Obama makes brief stop in Bay Area
• Authorities ID Hells Angel killed on I-580
• Jobs bio hits the bookstores and Apple fans rush in
• Study: Science pushed out of California elementary schools
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Alameda animal shelter to remain open
• Slideshow: Police raid, arrest Occupy Oakland encampment protestors
• Bay Area underwater homeowners thrown lifeline by Obama
• Mammoth bones found in Pacifica
• Roadshow: Road work and an increase in employment contribute to delays on Highway 101
• New paving approach saves Bay Area cities money and is environmentally friendly
• Cal State East Bay takes in $6.1 million in private funding
• Residents Fill Council Chambers on Mif Albright Land Swap
• Alameda to Offer Wedding Ceremonies On November 11th
• Police arrest protesters, tear down Occupy Oakland tent city
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Mammoth find for Peninsula man; North Bay crash forces highway closure
• More, better early education could help close California’s achievement gap
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 24
• Celeb Pix: Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek with their cats from 'Puss In Boots'
• Obama ready to land in the Bay Area for another fundraising visit
• Biographer says Steve Jobs saw himself as 'chosen'
• San Francisco: Coast Guard suspends search for missing kayaker
• Hawk recovering after nail gun attack in San Francisco
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Slideshow: Turkey quake: Rescuers find survivors
• Alameda Point Restoration Advisory Board Participant Concerned About Reduction of Community Cleanup Meetings
• Biographer says Steve Jobs saw himself as 'chosen'
• Accused hit and run driver had clean work record, official said.
• Adoption-worthy rats -- 30 of them -- get spayed and neutered by veterinary-tech students
• California study: Kindergartners may be wrongly identified as English learners
• Roadshow: When to yield to a lane-splitting motorcyclist
• Coast Guard searching for kayaker near San Francisco
• Political Blotter: Cal alum nominated to 9th Circuit court
• Around the web: Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs preview
• East Bay bus driver arrested for intentionally ramming, killing Hells Angel biker
• Bay Area duck hunters celebrate season opener
• GOP barely raising a whimper on law that moves initiatives to November ballot
• Roadshow: Traveling to Southern California on Interstate 5 will soon get easier
• Open-carry advocates rally with rifles, long guns in San Leandro
• Occupy Oakland continues to defy city orders, holds march around Lake Merritt
• Hells Angel biker rammed intentionally, dragged a mile by East Bay Paratransit bus in San Leandro
• Court Dismisses SunCal’s Fraud Claims Against Ann Marie Gallant
• 2.5 magnitude earthquake shakes East Bay overnight
• Fed threat gets results as California pot shops close
• California prison system begins issuing layoff notices
• Lake Tahoe ski resorts to hold job fairs
• New biography of Steve Jobs paints a man of contradictions
• Al Gore says Steve Jobs illness handled appropriately
• East Bay sheds 4,000 jobs, halting a recent stretch of improvement
• Review: 'Steve Jobs' Apple's genius of technology
• Pet owners asked to check pets' rabies shots after fourth infected bat found in Alameda County
• East Bay prep football recap: Deer Valley, Campolindo continue upset trend
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 17
• 'Steve Jobs' book shows how Jobs ran company
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Humane Society in North Bay opens after renovation in North Bay; Scammer targets Peninsula families' elders
• Alameda Unoccupied
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Wilde on time for 'In Time
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 8
• Moderate quake and aftershock near Berkeley rattle nerves
• Oakland Zoo welcomes four new tigers
• State regulators: PG&E re-used 'junk' pipe in transmission lines
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Arrests in North Bay prostitution sting; Peninsula town, police union reach deal
• Alameda Economic Development Commission Meets Tonight
• Magnitude 3.9 Earthquake Strikes East Bay
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Moammar Gadhafi's demise
• Celeb Pix: Stacy Keibler looks good on George Clooney's arm
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 20, 2011
• The destruction was just the first wave of pain for many survivors of the Oakland hills fire
• Steve Jobs biography describes his disdain for money, early battle with cancer
• Alameda ready for an emergency
• Occupy movement comes to Alameda
• 20 Years Later: A photographer's diary of the Oakland firestorm
• Alameda's Islander Motel to become affordable housing
• Alameda businesses get money for face-lifts
• Produce Profile: Delving deeper into all things apple
• Alameda's Bridgehead Studios looks at cars and pinups in photo show
• Local stars to dazzle at Alameda animal shelter gala
• Alameda offers two weekends of spooky fun this year
• Adoptable Pets: Upcoming Alameda gala promises elegance for great cause
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula D.A. says man killed wife for collect millions; North Bay man arrested for firing gun during drug-fueled episode
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan in handcuffs
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 19, 2011
• Amgen lays off 380 workers
• Recording of Steve Jobs is highlight of memorial service at Cupertino campus
• Alameda County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Alameda County
• Contra Costa leads Bay Area in deportation of illegal immigrants
• 2 lanes of southbound 101 in San Francisco reopened after big-rig fire
• Reports of distemper in foxes and raccoons up in some Bay Area wildlife centers
• Judge strikes down petition brought by Coastside fishermen to end marine protected areas
• Social Security recipients to get 3.6 percent COLA
• Open carry advocates plan to bring rifles, shotguns to San Leandro event
• Imani sworn in as newest Oakland Port commissioner
• Roadshow: Where's the sign saying which lane leads to the freeway?
• Bay Area bridges in bad shape, report says
• Occupy Wall Street Becomes Occupy Alameda
• Raymond Zack: An Inside Look at the Failures of Alameda Police and Fire Personnel
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: North Bay bank robbery suspect turns self in; Peninsula town ponders parking meter installation
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: The occupy movement
• Alameda Residents ask Attorney General to Investigate Zack Drowning
• Live chat: Cal Bears football, Thursday, 1 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Aniston honored by ELLE
• Alameda officials promise changes following drowning
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 18, 2011
• Postal service raising rates
• Bachmann returns to Bay Area a diminished candidate
• Freed American hikers speak to Occupy Oakland on Monday night
• Jilted by state, community colleges seek parcel taxes to pay for basic courses
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Robber dubbed 'Mr. Magoo Bandit' hits Bay Area banks
• Sen. Rand Paul drops opposition to pipeline safety bill
• California's green tax breaks in question
• California has 1 in 4 U.S. solar energy jobs, study says
• East Bay House members lag challengers in fundraising
• City Council to Consider Ambulance Service Contract Tonight
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Miss Alameda stars as "Recycle Woman"
• Celeb Pix: When did Ralph Fiennes turn into Robin Williams?
• Estuary Crossing Shuttle Schedule Change Goes Into Effect Today
• Just How Much Can the State Restrict a Peaceful Protest?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula highway widening divides town's residents; North Bay man charged in housemate's rape
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 17, 2011
• Cellphone companies pledge to warn consumers before they go over monthly limits
• Can Cain convert momentum into a real campaign?
• Investigation of shooting death at funeral of another Hells Angels member being foiled, say police
• Luminaries pay tribute to Steve Jobs at Stanford service
• New California law increases children's age for booster car seats from 6 to 8 years old
• Slide show: Raider Nation pays tribute to Al Davis
• Program would offer health care at Alameda County fire stations
• Political Blotter: No more self-checkout alcohol sales
• Bay Area groups allege biased training colors FBI dealings with American Muslims
• Apple to hold private service for Jobs Sunday at Stanford -- report
• California drivers get half-off ticket deal from state
• Jordanian female police, military participate in Bay Area terrorism exercise
• California's execution machine could crank up
• Roadshow: Berkeley study ignites pleas to open carpool lanes to all
• Federal contraception law upsets Catholic colleges
• County planners to look at preservation ordinance again
• With a little help from the parents
• Give 'Em Hill: Anti-ant, and proud
• East Bay prep football recap: Three top 10 teams lose for first time
• Encinal 43, St. Patrick-St. Vincent 0
• Alameda named top city for young people
• Pinole Valley 28, Alameda 21
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 10
• Raymond Zack Family Files Claim Against City of Alameda, County of Alameda
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Fremont kung fu teacher pleads not guilty to molest charges
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 7
• Federal crackdown leaves California medical marijuana industry weighing risks
• New Bay Bridge span will be backdrop of police training exercise
• Celeb Pix: Is Amber Heard the most beautiful women in Hollywood?
• Former Fremont tech CFO sentenced for fraud conviction
• Cutting art, music, foreign language from high school graduation requirements will have big impact
• Slideshow: Modest lines form for Apple's iPhone 4S
• 100 arrested in big anti-gang operation in five Bay Area counties
• Post office cutbacks spell trouble for some East Bay residents
• Mosquito experts look to nature to get upper hand on West Nile virus
• Alameda: Drowned man's family files claims against city, county
• Health care website to help uninsured Alameda County residents
• Celeb Pix: Charlize Theron vs. Hayden Panettiere, who's hotter?
• Alameda named top city for young people
• Target takes another step toward Alameda store
• Alameda Hospital to take over Waters Edge
• Alameda officials promise changes following drowning
• Cruisin' the classics
• Stolen car pursued into Alameda
• Adoptable Pets: Animals depending on you to save shelter
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda city briefs
• Life on the Island: Making a splash to support Alameda schools
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: We're on the right path at Alameda Point
• My Word: Proposed land swap is good deal for city
• Upcoming Events in Alameda
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula police seek witnesses to fatal car crash; Bank robbed inside Marin market
• Slideshow: Gunman kills 8 at Seal Beach salon
• Paris Hilton does Poland
• Tiger Woods fan explains hot-dog toss
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 12, 2011
• Oakland Raiders tribute to Al Davis includes free tickets
• Former Marin man files copyright for Steve Jobs image
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Popular websites share user information, email addresses, Stanford study finds
• Roadshow: Fear of a fine -- and a happy surprise -- at the tollbooth
• Giants fan Bryan Stow makes 'dramatic progress,' moves to rehabilitation
• Shooting begins in Jay Moriarity film; paddle-out moved to Friday
• Bay Area students to help Michelle Obama break jumping jacks world record
• Water Emergency Transportation Authority Awards Ferry Contract to Blue & Gold Fleet
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bomb threat evacuates Peninsula school; "Star Wars" director visits North Bay jury room
• Celeb Pix: Mary Elizabeth Winstead takes on 'The Thing'
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 11, 2011
• In California, wine grapes good but in short supply
• Raiders rumored to be heading to Los Angeles, or sharing stadium with 49ers
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Raider faithful keep the torches burning in Oakland
• Alameda Fire gets second rescue boat
• Best reader photos: Sonic boom, neighborhood search, eight legs of scare and more
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Jobs' death caused by respiratory arrest, cancer
• Secrets of the Deep: Are 3 million gallons of oil sitting off Monterey Bay in a sunken WWII vessel?
• Salmon vandals strike again, release 20,000 fish into bay
• Roadshow: Booting hybrid owners out of diamond lanes may be slowing carpoolers
• Illegal immigrants get boost in new California laws
• State: Cal student picked up mumps overseas
• Gov. Jerry Brown defies easy description in how he handled legislation
• Alameda County Tax Bill Mailings Underway
• Alameda Hospital gets stroke care certification
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula pumpkin weigh-in breaks state record; Stolen statue stumps North Bay law enforcement
• Fire destroys apartment in unincorporated San Leandro
• Planning Board Meeting on Autocross at Alameda Point Deferred
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 10, 2011
• Celeb Pix: Who is kissing a polo pony?
• Gov. Brown signs ban on open handgun carrying
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Small HIV studies show promising signs
• For Stanford grads, Jobs' commencement speech in 2005 was life-changing
• North Bay maritime teacher suspected of sexual incident with student
• California becomes first state to ban tanning beds for under-18 crowd
• Blue Shield of California won't cover breast cancer drug Avastin
• Santa Cruz celebrates return of monarch butterflies
• Gov. Brown mounts frantic finish to sign or veto bills before deadline
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 9, 2011
• What they're saying about Raiders owner Al Davis, who died Saturday at age 82
• What they're saying about Raiders owner Al Davis, who died Saturday at age 82
• Slideshow: Al Davis: July 4 1929 - October 8, 2011
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, California, San Ramon Valley survive
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 3
• Encinal 49, John Swett 0
• Kiwanis Club of Alameda Installs 2011-2012 Officers and Directors
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Precipitation puts Peninsula pumpkin-picking in peril; North Bay supervisor to resign by month's end
• Alameda Public Affairs Forum Talks Occupy Wall Street
• Veteran Bay Area political reporter Rollin Post dies at 81
• Google cancels product launch out of respect for Jobs
• In response to San Bruno, Brown signs pipe safety laws
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian can really hold her liquor
• UCSC report: Who uses medical marijuana and for what ailments?
• Schwarzenegger opens museum about himself, 'hard work and stubbornness'
• Feds crack down on California pot dispensaries
• Artists flock to Alameda for `plein-air' competition
• Occupy Wall Street protesters: We hate billionaires, but not Steve Jobs
• Alameda Hospital gets stroke care certification
• Gov. Brown signs bill eliminating fingerprinting requirements for food stamp recipients
• California agency bans rail transit operators from using all portable wireless devices
• Alameda County's medical safety net prepares for future under health care reform
• Cupertino shooting spree suspect was armed, 'threatening' when deputies shot, killed him
• Fright Night Costume Dance Party with DJ Fitz
• Take a stroll around Alameda's Gold Coast
• Alamedan becomes president of Toastmasters International
• Alameda launch party to be held for new book
• Cupertino cement plant shooting victim recalls bloody morning
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula dog mauling probe rules out murder; North Bay prison worker arrested on drug, bribery charges
• <p>Evan Rachel Wood dolled up for the 'Ides of March' premiere</p>
• Cupertino shooting spree suspect was armed, 'threatening' when deputies shot, killed him
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Produce Profile: If it's apples, it must be autumn
• Speak up now to save Alameda Animal Shelter
• Take a stroll around Alameda's Gold Coast
• My Word: The hometown advantage of Alameda Municipal Power
• My Word: Nurses are standing up for patients' care
• Alameda police arrest pair on narcotics charges
• Alameda launch party to be held for new book
• Adoptable Pets: With your help, Alameda Animal Shelter can remain open
• Alameda city briefs
• Brown signs bill banning cell phones in prisons
• AC Transit Redistricting Process Underway
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: In memory of Steve Jobs
• Cowan Tries to Seduce Neighbors Into Swapping
• BioTime Appoints New Chief Financial Officer
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Gore visits Peninsula school; Vandals free salmon early from North Bay pens
• UC Berkeley reports mumps outbreak
• LIVE COVERAGE: 3 dead, seven wounded in Cupertino shootings, gunman still on the loose
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney laughs it up
• Several hundred chant 'we got sold out' at San Francisco bank protest
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 5, 2011
• Slideshow: Cupertino quarry shooting
• Northern California braces for wet, early season storm
• Mid-career job seekers turn to internships, volunteer positions
• Roadshow: Ahhhh, repaving with asphalt lowers freeway noise
• Why Apple stock falls after new product announcements
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: North Bay assemblyman's bill could keep state parks open; budget cuts hit Peninsula town's police station
• Celeb Pix: Angelina Jolie in Switzerland
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 4, 2011
• Apple's iPhone event does not include rumored iPhone 5
• UC Berkeley physicist shares 2011 Nobel Prize
• Live coverage: Cook wraps up new features, with Siri at top
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Environmental groups, state regulators win major smog case over home developers
• New California law speeds protective orders against batterers
• Wanted: Surfers for paddle-out scene for Jay Moriarity movie in Santa Cruz
• Governor signs bill to bolster "buy America" rules for new buses and train cars
• Hundreds of Bay Area students without whooping cough vaccine barred from school
• Report: Bay Area cost of living up 18 percent since 2008
• City Delays Golf Complex Discussion Until December 13
• What do you want on the next iPhone? Users sound off
• Don't get math? Researchers home in on the brain's problem
• Best reader photos: Cats, dogs and a bunch more
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Sea lion recovered from Peninsula highway was shot in jaw; state orders chemical cleanup at North Bay shopping center
• Live chat: Cal Bears football pre-game, Thursday at 2 p.m.
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Celeb Pix: Main cast of 'Arrested Development' announce they're coming back.
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at 4 p.m.
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 3, 2011
• Gov. Brown signs bill prohibiting banning male circumcision
• Realignment law targets horse meat peddlers
• Half Moon Bay fishermen plan to boost salmon population by using net pens
• Roadshow: Metering light woes along Interstate 680
• High prices spawns rash of companies buying gold for cash
• Political Blotter: Oakland medical pot case might predict Supreme Court's health care ruling
• School District Parcel Tax Oversight Committee Named
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 2, 2011
• Bay Point: Sheriff's deputies investigate fatal shooting in wake of alleged threats
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, James Logan, Encinal among big winners in league openers
• Encinal 40, Piedmont 6
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 26
• Berkeley 43, Alameda 0
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula fisherman ready salmon-boosting plan; North Bay police officer gets reduced charges in off-duty gun incident
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Brown officials double dipping
• Celeb Pix: Who is blooming at the Dior fashion show?
• Alameda: Poor procedures led to drowning death, report says
• Meetings on Mandatory Commercial Recycling Ordinance
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula coastside harbormaster resigns; North Bay Ponzi suspect loses bid to withdraw plea
• Alameda Releases Raymond Zack Investigation Report
• Celeb Pix: Elizabeth Hurley in pink
• Oakland Raiders game Sunday vs. New England Patriots is a sellout, will be televised locally
• Salinas farm recalls chopped romaine lettuce for possible listeria contamination
• Man accused of living, working in U.S. illegally, Alameda police say
• City, Navy work out deal for Alameda Point transfer
• Alameda yogurt shop owner accused of harassment
• Report into drowning death on city website
• Council puts off considering 'Mif' land swap
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 29, 2011
• Alameda community calendar
• Adoptable Pets: Get your pet blessed Oct. 1 in Alameda
• Thoughts on the Run: Heroes help us see world in better light
• Bright art concepts at Blue Dot Cafe
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders wide receiver Denarius Moore, Thursday, 3:30 p.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fatal road crashes claim lives on Marin, Peninsula roadways
• Celeb Pix: Kobe Bryant, now that's Italian?
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 28, 2011
• 'The Amazing Race' casting call Saturday in Danville
• Thousands of nurses return to work at Alta Bates
• Roadshow: Where asphalt meets concrete can be a rough ride
• UFC coming to San Jose for first time, but not with expected marquee bout
• Oakland A's GM Billy Beane fires back at angry Art Howe over portrayal in 'Moneyball'
• Small earthquake rattles Hayward Fault
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Court puts California's gay marriage trial videos back on hold
• Census: 28,000 same-sex couples in California say they are married, regardless of the law
• Alameda Municipal Power Undergrounding Update October 17th
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula family says police shot dogs too quickly: Bear's presence found on North Bay landmark
• Alameda Police Solve Cold Case Homicides
• Satirical affirmative action bake sale, protests attract hundreds to UC Berkeley
• Celeb Pix: Taylor Lautner's massive chin on the red carpet
• Touting jobs, Brown signs a pair of bills and curses 'too damn many regulations'
• Apple to announce new iPhone Oct. 4
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 27, 2011
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday in Bay Area
• Alameda: Convicted killer charged in two cold homicides
• Affirmative action bake sale ruffles feathers at Cal
• Forecast: Morning clouds, sun later today in the Bay Area
• Shark warnings posted along California central coast
• NTSB: PG&E still unable to accurately assess safety of its pipes
• Roadshow: Taller, stronger median barriers being installed on state roads
• Governor allows Alameda County voters to consider tax hike
• Woman who died at Alta Bates may be victim of medical error not medication mistake
• Golden State Warriors hire Rick Welts as new president
• Mif Albright Golf Course Land Swap Discussion Moved to October 18th Alameda City Council Meeting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay man's death may inflame biker-gang tensions; East Bay man's body found in burning apartment identified
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: The economy is falling
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Debate over GPS devices on suspects' cars spurs 'Big Brother' concerns
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga closes the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas
• Auto-theft suspect disappears after high-speed chase and I-880 shutdown
• Lady Gaga steals the sideshow at Obama fundraiser
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 26, 2011
• Obama visit to the Bay Area nets millions
• Light earthquake shakes East Bay
• Earthquake Shakes Alameda
• Bay Area roads awash in trash
• California prison realignment to put more low-level offenders on streets
• Protesters greet Obama's motorcade on the Peninsula
• Feds Give Gifts to City of Alameda
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 25, 2011
• East Bay prep football recap: Top two teams fall as De La Salle, Pittsburg lose
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 19
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay woman nearly jumps off freeway bridge after boy's body found; North Bay councilwoman seeks charge against vice mayor for slap
• Live blog: De La Salle vs. St. Thomas Aquinas-Florida, Friday at 5 p.m., sponsored by the San Francisco 49ers
• Celeb Pix: Fergie is suprised by herself
• Dish Network announces streaming service to rival Netflix
• Prop. 13 still highly popular, Field Poll finds
• Alameda kids' book author enjoys new success
• Video: The Pigskin Geek surfaces in the Sunshine State
• Obama plan would give relief to some schools failing under No Child Left Behind
• Fire Chief D’Orazi’s Credentials Questioned
• Celeb Pix: Rosario Dawson is ravishing in white
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay rapper denies role in murder over iPod; South Bay explosives suspect charged over gun cache
• Obit: KTVU journalist Bob MacKenzie dead at 75
• Nurses at nerly three dozen hospitals in California hospitals strike
• Taking trash to task
• Planning Board to look at golf complex "land swap"
• Berkeley lab cites sea levels as concern for possible Alameda campus
• Ladies from Alameda's Mastick Senior keep rose garden beautiful
• Three arrested after meth found in vehicle, Alameda police say
• Oakland Raiders sell out; on TV Sunday
• Alameda city briefs
• My Word: Alameda should be first choice for second campus
• My Word: Questions loom over land swap plan
• Correction
• Adoptable Pets: Deadline to save Alameda Animal Shelter nears
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda community calendar
• Expanded Ferry Service for Fleet Week Weekend
• Census reveals lower Bay Area incomes, rising poverty
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland's plans for `sex store' creates uproar; Details emerge in deadly San Jose crime spree
• Celeb Pix: What does Kim Kardashian do for a living again?
• Missing 15-year-old Oakland girl gone for three weeks
• 'Moneyball' and the Oakland A's: Separating fact from Hollywood
• Brown says California GOP is harder to work with now
• Witnesses aid in arrest of pair suspected in Oakland robbery, Alameda carjacking
• Study: Medical pot dispensaries don't boost local crime
• Chase bids for bigger market share with 26 new Bay Area branches in 2011, hiring 235 for the new offices
• Judge: Salmon protections too costly to water users
• Roadshow: Raising the gas tax to fix potholes has supporters
• HP begins layoffs as it ends webOS products
• Alleged victim retells Janikowski confrontation
• Weather turns hot and smoggy in final day of summer in Bay Area
• Universities now urging freshmen to consider studying the forgotten humanities
• Misconception About Boniere Bakery on Park Street
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula ceremony marks crater closure; Marin's oldest business up for sale
• Celeb Pix: Is Anna Faris the sexiest comedian in the world?
• Alameda grad breaks out with new album
• Hayward: Coroner confirms body found in Niles Canyon is Michelle Le
• California earthquake-warning system shows promise
• Best Reader Photos
• Roadshow: At last, Monterey Road to be repaved
• Judge decides to release Prop. 8 trial recording
• Bay Area job market expected to expand despite slowdowns elsewhere
• Special AUSD Board Meeting Tonight on Equity Policy
• Spare the Air alert called for Tuesday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula teen slain in shooting; Marin doctor faces sex-crime inquiry
• Bill would allow BART to keep out those who repeatedly break law
• Fake bomb threat forces emergency plane landing in Oakland
• Brad Pitt brings "Moneyball" to Oakland
• Celeb Pics: AMC and HBO party on after the Emmys
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at 4 p.m.
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• New report: San Francisco Bay getting healthier, not in the clear yet
• Alameda County supervisors to discuss fate of alcohol- and drug-prevention programs
• With 600 bills to consider, Gov. Jerry Brown gets persuasion from all corners
• Bay Area elected officials urge FDA to ban menthol in cigarettes
• Roadshow: I-680 tolls raise more than projected
• Political Blotter: Food stamps, 'open carry' bills await Brown's action
• Hunger strikes at California prison renew debate over confining prison gangs
• Contra Costa, Alameda counties struggle to find space for influx of parolees
• Frank Bette Center for the Arts Call for Volunteers
• Slide show: 'Modern Family' the big winner at the 2011 Emmy Awards
• Slideshow: 2011 Emmy Awards red carpet arrivals
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, Pittsburg, California all roll to one-sided wins
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, Pittsburg, California all roll to one-sided wins
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 12
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula police arrest woman for allegedly stabbing husband; Marin national park hosts citizenship ceremony
• Special City Council Meeting and Presentation on Labor Negotiations
• Alameda Police Hold Two in West-End Robbery Report
• Celeb Pix: Halle Berry and crew turn Glasgow into San Francisco
• Live blog: De La Salle vs. St. Mary's-Stockton, Friday at 7:15 p.m.
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Bay Area job market turns in mixed performance.
• Mail facilities in 14 California cities could close to cut costs
• Livermore soldier's family wants answers from Army on how their son died from rabies
• Gender equity movement defines career for Justice Ginsburg
• Spirit stores ramp up for Halloween
• Stanford hospitals say they'll honor Anthem and Blue Cross patients' expired health plans
• MTC to poll Bay Area voters on possible gas tax ballot measure
• Roadshow: Illegal for CHP to use unmarked cars solely for traffic enforcement
• Dam reconstruction beginning in Southern Alameda County
• Rep. Bachmann visits Bay Area for breakfast chat in San Rafael
• Action Alameda News Adds “Notes from Alameda Hospital” Feed
• UC regents want better options than perpetual 16 percent tuition hikes
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: GOP candidate visit Marin supporters; Peninsula motel couple pleads not guilty to pimping teens
• Celeb Pix: Neil Patrick Harris gets his star!
• NASA: Announces discovery of first-ever - "Star Wars" - planet that orbits dual suns
• Look out, Pandora and Spotify: MOG offers free streaming service
• Boniere Bakery opens on Grand Avenue
• Life on the Island: A weekend of fun and solemn remembrance
• Alameda toddler to get new walker
• A solemn reminder of 9/11
• Time to turn out for the environment
• Alameda police urge people to fight identity theft
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda Trinity Lutheran plans African crafts sale
• Adoptable Pets: How to find your dream canine
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Despite Sweeping Scandals, Big States Don’t Check for Cheating
• Buy Ferry Tickets Online for Cal Games at AT&T Park
• BART offered riders scripts and free travel to pro-BART news conference
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin teen held on DUI suspicion after crashing car into deli; Peninsula town shutters pot club
• California Coastal Cleanup Day is Saturday
• Emails show pressure from White House to finalize Solyndra's Department of Energy loan due to scheduling issue
• Hugh Jackman loves robots
• Economists say sea level rise would be costly to California
• Diaper parties: Dad-to-be's answer to baby showers
• Want photo with Obama when he visits the Bay Area? It'll cost you a hefty $7,500
• SFO warns of pet scam emails
• California may send thousands of female prisoners home
• Bay Area "trash hot spots" list is out
• Poll: Support for Obama falling even in California
• Alameda County court cuts result in long commutes, less service
• Solyndra's bankruptcy puts Department of Energy in the hot seat
• Alameda Housing Authority Green-lighted to Become an Independent Organization
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: President Obama's jobs plan
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin teen arrested with grenade launcher; East Bay gardener's slaying suspects charged
• Trial Judge Rules in Favor of AUSD on Parcel Tax Lawsuit
• Young people hit hard as U.S. poverty rate increases to 15.1 percent
• Alameda: School district wins victory in tax lawsuit
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders open season by beating Denver Broncos
• Governor's jobs plan dead for the year?
• AC Transit to pay $10.5 million to woman injured by bus in crosswalk
• Celeb Pix: Does Kirstie Alley look thinner on the runway?
• Giant yacht with nine bedrooms being built in Marin
• First day at work for new PG&E CEO
• UC seeks outside students to pay for cyber courses
• California Legislature drops surcharge for energy research
• Best reader photos: Our beautiful coast, kicks at St. Mary's College, hats off on the gridiron and more
• Record fish numbers caught in Delta water pumps
• BofA announces big cuts; Bay Area won't be spared.
• Ex Golden State Warrior accuses restaurant of discrimination
• Lawyers: Giants fan's medical costs to top $50M
• Upcoming Special City Council Meetings Including the Raymond Zack Report
• Angry and Outraged at Non-actions of APD and AFD Regarding Raymond Zack
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed UC Berkeley grads
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No court appearance for East Bay murder suspect; South Bay police officer injures man in accident
• Alameda: USS Hornet museum gets moving grant
• Alameda: USS Hornet museum gets moving grant
• Bank of America to eliminate 30,000 jobs
• Celeb Pix: Still winning? Charlie Sheen gets roasted
• Alameda: 10 DUI arrests follow stepped-up enforcement
• California senate passes ban on open carry of unloaded guns
• SF: 'Anonymous' protests at three BART stations today
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at 3 p.m.
• Violent Crime Down in California, Dangerous Drug Arrests Up
• Clouds and chance of thunderstorms in the Bay Area
• Tainted turkey recalled nationwide
• Roadshow: Lane cutters at 101-880, the CHP is watching
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Man killed on motorcycle in Posey Tube identified
• Angel Island Immigration Station a treasure trove for genealogists
• Small transit districts in Contra Costa and Alameda counties may have to wait a year for Clipper cards
• Messages for Flight 93 passenger capture fear, resolve on Sept. 11
• Environmentalists find few victories this year in Sacramento
• Amazon deal may signal national online tax shift
• Man dies on Caltrain tracks; 13th fatal of year
• Give 'Em Hill: Today is a big deal, and it's also just another day
• New prenatal blood tests developed at Stanford can check fetal DNA, raising ethical questions
• Newest class in California Hall of Fame: Magic Johnson, Beach Boys, Gap founders
• Fire officials report about 50 lightning strikes in Northern California
• Roadshow: Extending toll lane on I-880 to East Bay could be in the works
• Memorial Day drowning report comes out Sept. 29
• Lead paint found at Alameda's Emma Hood swim center
• Alameda woman's gift keeps on giving
• East Bay prep football recap: Lightning wreaks havoc on most games Friday night
• Alameda City Manager John Russo Enjoys His Boat Tour of the Estuary
• East Bay prep football recap: Lightning wreaks havoc on most games Friday night
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 5
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula police arrest rape suspect; East Bay police investigate fatal vehicle accident
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Alameda High grad Jordan Pries earns his stripes in pro baseball
• Alameda Sales Tax Revenue Up
• New apps help people make money with their phones
• Stanford law professor argues black women should cross race barrier for marriage partners
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Daryl Hannah looks like a fish out of water
• Pedestrian killed in Fremont vehicle accident
• Stanford medical records posted on public website, now removed
• Is Technology in the Classroom a Bust?
• Job seekers generally approve of Obama's jobs plan
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Remembering 9/11
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula animal care center to open this weekend; Feds search East Bay solar company's premises
• FBI agents search Solyndra's Fremont headquarters
• Alameda woman's gift keeps on giving
• Police arrest suspect in Alameda Hospital lot robbery
• Lead paint found at Alameda's Emma Hood swim center
• State cites Alameda Hospital for medical errors
• Garden days in Alameda
• Council shoots down deHaan's bid for `confidentiality' pledge
• Memorial Day drowning report comes out Sept. 29
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Casting new eyes on 'Old Notions'
• Busy hands help needy children
• Alameda community calendar
• Produce Profile: Asian pears offer tasty fall alternatives
• Alameda city briefs
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda businesses generously support animal shelter
• Alameda Hospital Suffers Penalities from California Department of Public Health
• Live chat: Cal Bears football, Thursday at 1 p.m.
• DNA evidence, surveillance footage led to arrest in Michelle Le case
• Brown vetoes fine boost for drivers using cellphones
• Billy Beane and the "Moneyball" movie
• Contra Costa, Alameda mayors cook up a healthy challenge
• Celeb Pix: Nick Nolte goes all Karl Lagerfeld
• YouTube becomes entertainment destination
• Stanford hospitals end contract with Anthem, leaving some patients with less coverage
• Roadshow: Why overpasses and underpasses aren't being repaved
• Is it a woman's right to know she has a condition that could mask breast cancer?
• UC Santa Cruz launches network and digital technology major
• Research by UC Santa Cruz's chemists could prevent groundwater contamination
• 27th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day, Saturday, September 17
• Families, local leaders push for San Bruno gas-pipe legislation
• Spare the Air Day announced for Wednesday
• People: Bridge School Benefit names Dave Matthews, Arcade Fire, Tony Bennett to star-studded lineup
• Ringling Bros. circus attracts fans, opponents
• Action Research Telephone Poll Concerns Stopwaste.org
• Celeb Pix: Blake Lively takes in some tennis
• Worker files class-action lawsuit against Solyndra, seeks severance
• Supreme Court appears ready to give Prop 8 sponsors right to defend gay marriage ban
• Strapped schools seek easy cash in online contests
• Solyndra files for bankruptcy, listing nearly $784 million in debt
• BART protesters plan more demonstrations
• California Supreme Court tackles gay marriage case again
• San Francisco's California Culinary Academy school grads claim they were ripped off
• Sept. 11 anniversary finds the Port of Oakland more secure, less vulnerable to terrorist attack
• Flurry of Bay Area Muslim arts and activism counters stereotypes after 9/11
• Roadshow: Losing the carpool perk has been torture
• Chief of Alameda County's medical center prepares for the future
• Best reader photos: Cupertino fire, tether-ball time, Stilts in flight and more
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle escapes with thrilling win, James Logan and Pitt open with shutouts
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of August 29
• City Attorney Selection Process Meeting Next Week
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Shotgun-wielding suspect detained in East Bay; Leaky gas pipe found after South Bay home blast
• Miss Nancy of Bay Area's 'Romper Room' dies at 77
• Celeb Pix: Do you like Kate Winslet's dress?
• De La Salle-Bellarmine high school football season opener has playoff implications
• Spare the Air advisory called for Friday in the Bay Area
• Fewer Californians traveling this Labor Day weekend, poll predicts
• End of summer vacation arrives on a big wave
• Volunteer Tutor for Afterschool Program
• Celeb Pix: Madonna directs another movie
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m., sponsored by Stevens Creek Toyota
• Life on the Island: New family pet store opens doors in Alameda
• Marking a decade of Webster Street Jam
• Alameda hiker honored by Sierra Club
• Mixed review for Alameda test scores
• Alameda schools may change equity policy
• Missing sea wall sparks neighborhood concern
• First day jitters
• Thoughts on the Run: Parents should make students want to learn
• Alameda Theatre to show local man's movie
• Student installs solar lights at Alameda High
• My Word: Alamedans can't afford to lose their animal shelter
• My Word: City must make a better deal for Mif property
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Several Alameda Schools Experience Negative API Growth
• Solar energy company collapse a worrisome sign for 'green-tech' hopes
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Dick Cheney's memoir
• More schools in Alameda County fail to meet No Child Left Behind goals
• Who’s Behind an “Unfit Alameda” ?
• President Obama to visit Bay Area next month
• BART board hires former Seattle official as new general manager
• East Bay students doing better by state standards, but many lag by federal rules
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney takes over Venice
• Slideshow: Bunol's streets run red after 'Tomatina' battle.
• Alameda: Police appeal for stolen toddler's walker
• Former Cal football player accused of pimping in San Jose, other cities
• Giants' rookie gets 'Baby Giraffe' namesake
• Queen of the Road: The Queen says goodbye
• Gov. Brown calls for action on clean energy
• California's oil spill safety bill fails, supporters vow to bring it up again
• Bay Area Red Cross urges blood donations for hurricane victims
• New BART general manager expected to be hired Wednesday
• Gay Ugandan refugee finds home in Bay Area
• Former San Francisco Giants employee charged with embezzlement
• Long, strange AND lucrative
• Investigators slam PG&E over San Bruno explosion
• Live chat: Cal running back Isi Sofele, Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders defensive lineman Tommy Kelly, Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay neighborhood residents return after crew cuts gas line; South Bay deputy chases, wounds suspect
• Celeb Pix: Daryl Hannah gets arrested
• Best reader photos: Cool view at wash, adorable pair, climbing cat and more
• NTSB says source of flawed San Bruno pipe still a mystery
• Caltrans turns on lights to reveal shape of new Bay Bridge
• Goodwin Liu appears to have clear path to California Supreme Court
• Oil spill showdown looms in California legislature
• Humpback hangs out off Santa Cruz shoreline
• Protesters enter three BART stations but trains continue to run
• For Bay Area immigrants facing imminent deportation, new Obama policy offers no reprieve
• Special AUSD Meeting Tonight to Discuss BOE Values, Mission, Equity Policy
• Caldecott fourth bore project will cause road closures
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man shot dead in front of own son; South Bay man fatally stabbed
• Celeb Pix: Lil Wayne has a 'Tha Carter IV' party
• 'Moneyball' rolls into Oakland for world premier
• 4,700-acre wildfire closes highway into Yosemite
• Tiger Woods coming to Bay Area for Frys.com Open
• SFO: Dozens more flights canceled due to Hurricane Irene
• California would be first state to ban foam containers
• Altamont Pass wind farm gets major upgrade
• Marin women's breast cancer study compiles unique database
• Live chat: Cal running back Isi Sofele, Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
• Photo slide show: Saturated states access damage, start storm recovery
• Service honors fallen Bay Area Navy SEAL
• Sunday Oakland Raiders game peaceful
• Political Blotter: Facebook changes good but not enough, Corbett says
• Navy Calls for Public Comment on Restoration Program
• Photo slide show: No meat this year, the 2011 VMAs brings out the guy in Gaga
• Photo slide show: Who's hot who's not at the 2011 VMAs
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Irene hits New York, weakens to tropical storm
• ACCAL preview: Offense could carry Pinole Valley to title
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Irene hits the East Coast
• Restoration Advisory Board Meeting, September 1, 2011
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One dead in East Bay home invasion; Peninsula police seek hit-and-run drivers in man's suicide
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Apple iCon steps down as CEO
• Celeb Pix: Jersey + music + dancing = 'Jersey Shoresical: A Fricken' Rock Opera'
• Airlines begin canceling flights in anticipation of Hurricane Irene
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Irene brings rain as residents finish make ready for arrival
• Oakland Raiders sign cornerback Lito Sheppard
• Alameda County government and court workers rally over executive perks
• Video: Alameda teen spends summer in Honduras
• Multi-rig crash mars I-880 commute in Oakland
• California's school chief requests relief from Bush policy
• Bay Area weather: Patchy fog to start the day, gradual clearing later
• How the Bay Area helped the Union win the Civil War
• Apple's new CEO may not be 'visionary,' but trusts intuition
• Gov. Brown seeks tax changes to promote job growth
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula sheriff sued over man's arrest, jailing; Third suspect arrested in botched East Bay bank robbery
• Police release sketch of Candlestick Park beating suspect
• Apple stock sinks a bit in first day of trading after Steve Jobs resignation
• Longtime Red Cross director, volunteer honored
• Alameda: City gets bonus in theater rent
• Union City man, juvenile arrested after homes searched
• Celeb Pix: Why is Tyra Banks making that face?
• Castro Valley standoff ends peacefully
• Authorities ID man killed in Fremont accident
• Fake $20 bills passed in Alameda, police say
• Gallant sues city of Alameda
• Michaan's not renewing theater lease
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda teens attend Philly social-justice summit
• Alameda schools see impact of Measure A
• Big-city woman now small-town Alameda leader
• City Administrative Buildings to Close Fridays
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Robber dies, cop hurt in East Bay shootout; test results loom after Peninsula town's water restored
• Earthquake Strikes Overnight
• Hacker group posts explicit photos it says are of BART spokesman
• More than 90% of black and Latino students pass California high school exam
• Homes searched, shooting suspects detained in Union City
• Celeb Pix: Al Pacino looks kooky
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Los Gatos hiker who died in from plunge from Yosemite's Half Dome is identified
• Fremont boy featured on cable's show "Missing Kids On Demand"
• Teen shot in Union City's Decoto district
• Nancy Reagan stumbles at Reagan library event
• UC Davis vet school receives $7.6M in cat's name
• Audit: California losing millions in land leases
• San Francisco judge may allow recording of Prop. 8 hearing
• California lawmakers OK statewide rules on circumcision
• Cailifornia to reconsider prisoner placement in highest security unit
• Alameda City Attorney Recruitment Continues
• Proposed shark fin bans divides Chinese-American community
• 3.6 quake rattles East Bay, felt throughout area
• Back to School for Alameda - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Separate East Bay shootings claim one, injure four; former South Bay teacher sentenced in molestation case
• Editorial cartoon slideshow: Gadhafi's reign is crumbling
• AUSD Superintendent Contract on Agenda Tonight
• Celeb Pix: Anne Hathaway is a classic Hollywood beauty
• Live chat: East Coast earthquake reaction
• Slideshow: Earthquake shakes East Coast
• Bay Area News Group announces rebranding plan
• Cal States and community colleges brace for midyear cuts
• Deportation halted in California gay marriage case
• Alameda man killed in Monterey diving accident
• Louise Clark, owner of Lafayette Crosses site, dies at 86
• Serial slaying suspect perplexes judge who says no to delay request
• Best Reader Photos
• Shuttle crew says goodbye, and thanks, to crowd at NASA Ames
• Booze crackdown coming to 49ers, Raiders grudge matches canceled
• Dozens arrested as BART protest spills onto Market Street, briefly closes two stations
• Roadshow: Federal safety rules requires school buses and trucks to stop at railroad crossings
• 15 Bay Area residents charged or convicted with passport fraud in past year
• Effort to legalize online poker in California dead for now
• Alameda Fire Department Conducts Beach Entry Training
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Grocery chain files for bankruptcy in East Bay; South Bay police arrest father, son in cold-case gang slaying
• Newark man pleads guilty to felony meth, gun charges
• Celeb Pix: Selena Gomez 'Owns the Night' in Jersey
• BART warns passengers of planned demonstration
• Jailed UC Berkeley hikers families remain hopeful of release
• Slideshow: Celebrations commence as rebels take majority control of Libyan capital
• Gang rivalry blamed for some of violence at 49ers/Raiders game
• Residents displaced in Union City fire
• Virtual reality finds a second life in the medical field
• Summer program helps aspiring Teens in Tech
• Student safety at heart of California's anti-seizure med debate
• Porn movie pirates, beware: You may be sued
• Roadshow: Traffic on Highway 17 and elsewhere is going to get more stressful
• Political Blotter: Barbara Lee responds to 'plantation' claim
• Gallant Files Lawsuit Against City of Alameda
• Two men fighting for lives after bloody 49ers-Raiders game violence
• New website helps college-bound East Bay students 'pivot up'
• Top Alameda County officials receive two lucrative taxpayer-funded retirement plans
• Banking by smartphone can be risky
• Developers withdraw opposition to Bay Area planning document that takes sea level rise into account
• Facebook's spam program catches innocent users
• Preteens and young adults embrace rude, crude online culture
• Roadshow: Solving the vanity plate riddle: ISLAYMS
• Bay Area public transit and freeways threatened by big proposed funding cuts
• Law could lighten the sentences of California juvenile offenders serving life without parole
• BART: Here's why we cut cell service
• Stanford student feared missing found safe in Malaysia
• Former City Manager Sues Alameda for Damages
• East Bay lawyer/humorist tackles the serious topic of 'Islamophobia'
• Iran sentences 2 UC Berkeley grads to 8 years in jail
• Scientists find key to what makes salmonella harmful
• California loses nearly $12 million for charter schools
• Dublin fertility clinic abruptly shuts its doors
• Private sector employment gains bolster East Bay job market in July
• Mosquito sample with West Nile virus found in Oakley
• Alameda County probation officer charged in fatal accident
• Oakland Zoo offers visitors chance to help species in the wild
• 3,000 dahlias (and their owners) coming to Bay Area floral show
• School Board Special Meeting on Monday Morning
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula community reels after fatal drive-by shooting; Marin businesses rattled by gunman showdown
• Celeb Pix: Does Rihanna smell good?
• California unemployment rate reaches 12 percent
• State of Bay Area stadiums: Handicapping the race to land the 49ers, Raiders -- or both
• Feds and NUMMI reach $6 million settlement over payments to disabled auto workers
• Can the Raiders and Niners share a sports bar?
• Spirit Airlines adds competition for the Oakland-to-Las Vegas vacation dollar
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin gunman found dead, girlfriend found alive; Feds sue South Bay restaurant over worker treatment bias
• Longtime Alameda restaurant sold
• High school sports: A look back at the 2010 football season
• Celeb Pix: What is Kim Kardashian wearing?
• Majority of 2010 seniors in Alameda got diplomas
• Alameda day care center reopens across town
• Alameda crafts fair to focus on traditional skills
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda police plan DUI checkpoint
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda fundraiser successful in group's bid to run shelter
• Alameda Food Bank worker named volunteer of the year
• Alameda's turn in front of the cameras
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• My Word: Bicyclists must learn the rules of the road too
• Artists recognized with Alameda Plein Air Paint out awards
• Thoughts on the Run: How it was last time things were this bad
• Recession Has a Positive Impact on Alameda County’s Fight to End Homelessness
• August Unemployment Report Reveals Alameda’s Unemployment is Below Local, State and National levels
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin standoff continues between gunman, police; former Peninsula city manager heads south to Bell
• Hackers releases personal info about BART officers
• OSH goes back to basics
• Celeb Pix: Is Paris Hilton on minute 15?
• East Bay man's Ramadan marathon: 30 mosques in 30 days
• Frank Gore, other Miami players with local ties implicated in Yahoo! Sports report on improper benefits
• Slideshow: Editorial Cartoons: Gov. Rick Perry ... seriously?
• Condors vs. power lines, and for once, the condors win
• East Bay assemblywoman co-authors parole bill inspired by Jaycee Dugard
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Wednesday, noon
• MTC must redo its vote to leave Oakland for San Francisco
• California assures judges it is on pace to reduce prison population
• Roadshow: Transit options for going to 49ers games
• Elliott Gorelick Doing His Job on Alameda Health Care District Board
• BART directors divided over cell phone blackout
• Auto-correct: Your silent partner in texting blunders
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Arrest in fatal East Bay hit-and-run; Marin supermarket worker stabbed in chest
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• East Bay home sales cool off
• Celeb Pix: Can Chris Colfer get any cuter?
• After angering parents, Netflix focuses on kids
• Two carjacking suspects arrested in Oakland's Fruitvale district
• Panel OKs new political boundaries but GOP lodges challenge
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• Bo Derek backs California bill banning shark-fin trade
• Husband of 'Real Housewives' star commits suicide
• California immigrants plead for end to fingerprint sharing
• 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' helps boost visitor numbers at Muir Woods
• ACLU drops threat of suing BART for cutting off cell service
• Data Center: 2011 California STAR Test Scores
• Freedom fighters or vandals? No consensus on Anonymous
• Transgender youth advocate sentenced for killing Walnut Creek boyfriend
• Alameda County: Teacher fellowships aim to improve science, math education
• Penalties for drivers using a handheld phone or texting likely to rise in California
• School District Files Response to Parcel Tax Lawsuit
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay shootings injure family members; Police evalutate dog's fatal mauling of Peninsula woman
• East Bay students show improvement on standardized tests in English and math
• Experts: Only one of couple's two pit bulls was involved in fatal attack on Pacifica woman
• FCC will review BART cell phone service disruption
• Yahoo uses Facebook to test six degrees of separation
• BART launches new Estuary Shuttle
• Celeb Pix: Claire Danes, Damian Lewis and Mandy Patinkin head to the Hamptons for the 'Homeland" premiere
• California group seeks Amazon boycott over sales tax fight
• Beaten Giants fan Brian Stow showing 'significant improvement'
• As schools open, possibility of shorter academic year has teachers, parents on edge
• The long, strange trip of the Grateful Dead's Rex Foundation
• California whooping cough cases high but declining
• Records hide California lawmakers' spending
• Bay Area children cope with grief at Hospice By The Bay's Camp Erin
• Photo slide show: Coordinated bombing in Iraq, worst attacks this year
• Computer hackers expose BART riders' personal information
• Silicon Valley remains an oasis of optimism amid the global storm
• City Press Release at Odds With Internal Documentation on August 8th Kite Surfer Rescue
• Photo slide show: The 2011 VH1 Do Something Awards
• Hacker group takes aim at BART
• Alameda's old trolley stops to get new signs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police probe Peninsula pit bull mauling; East Bay crash downs power pole, snarls traffic
• Number of hate crimes steady in California, but more reported against Latinos last year
• Celeb Pix: Who is the better Conan, Jason Momoa or Arnold Schwarzenegger
• BART rolls out new seat configurations at public meetings this month
• Fishing line, hooks hurting pelicans in Monterey Bay
• Military IDs 4 Californians killed in Afghanistan
• Environmental groups call for better America's Cup planning
• California report reveals dropout rates for Class of 2010
• IRS warns of tax scammers posing at churches, community centers in San Jose, Oakland
• Transit ridership surges throughout Bay Area
• City Solicits Applications to Fill Civil Service Board Vacancy
• East Bay survey assesses views on LGBT elder needs
• BART warns of possible protest over fatal SF transit shooting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Pitbull fatally mauls Peninsula owner; Marin resident charged with insider trading
• Morgan Hill kids kidnapped by mother found safe; mom still on the loose
• Celeb Pix: Does Snooki think wearing glasses makes her smarter?
• State Supreme Court temporarily halts raid of redevelopment agency funds
• New California wildfire fee may drain agency's firefighting budget
• Let the bocce balls roll
• Parolee faces resisting police, other charges, Alameda police say
• Adoptable Pets: Harbor Bay community garage sale to help shelter
• Accidents involving pedestrians, cyclists escalate, Alameda police say
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda High grad finds hard work worthwhile
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• Autobody Fine Art comes to life again with 'Still. Life'
• Produce Profile: Meandering through veggie, fruit departments
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Public needs specifics for `transparency'
• School District Misses Filing Deadline in Parcel Tax Lawsuit
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Arizona Cardinals in-game analysis, 7 p.m. on Thursday
• East Bay foreclosure activity falls, but it's not a sign the housing crisis is easing
• Signature gatherers and Safeway are at war
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay police seek bank robbery suspect; South Bay woman slain by boyfriend ID'd
• Man who found Apple iPhone prototype in bar, sold it to Gizmodo, to face charges
• Ford and SunPower announce deal to bundle electric cars with rooftop solar power
• Celeb Pix: Is Emma Stone in every Summer movie this year?
• Two plead not guilty in SF Giants fan attack
• California Coastal Commission executive director stepping down
• Perseid meteor shower peaks in the early hours of Saturday
• Authorities seize $800M worth of pot in Northern California
• Feds may turn government-owned foreclosures into rentals
• Missing Antioch woman found unharmed
• New Cal State East Bay president assumes post
• Roadshow: Widening Highway 101 and Interstate 880 could be under way next summer
• California tax revenues fall, cuts more likely
• Facebook introduces separate app for mobile messaging
• PG&E's new CEO known for people skills
• Stanford solar car on display before big race
• Alameda Municipal Power to Report on West-end Undergrounding Project
• Exposure to summer programs essential to students' retention
• Photo slide show: More burning, looting and arrests in England
• AUSD Wraps up Old Parcel Taxes, Prepares to Administer New Tax
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing East Bay teen found safe; Southern California family charged in South Bay elder fraud case
• Celeb Pix: Jesse Eisenberg's star continues to rise
• California says Facebook will remove inmates' pages
• Alameda: Firefighters send boat, swimmers to help Oakland kite surfer
• Slide show: Violence spreads through London
• California high-speed rail cost soars
• Diver's body found in Tahoe after 17 years
• PUC investigates allegations in lawsuit against PG&E
• Best reader photos: Glades gator, Milpitas moon, buggy time and more
• Barry Bonds attorneys make another pitch to throw out his conviction
• Roadshow: Speedometers can be off by a few miles per hour
• As markets reel, consumers get a break on gasoline prices
• City of Alameda Works to Rehabilitate Image of Local Firefighters
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen driving car hospitalized after East Bay shooting; Peninsula post office open since 1870 may face closure
• In-Pavement Light Installation Continues Across the City
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: U.S. credit rating takes historical hit
• Fremont 15-year-old missing
• Celeb Pix: The "Glee" cast take it to the big screen in "Glee The 3D Concert Movie"
• California veterans seek forgiveness with help from Stanford project
• For Star Wars fans, San Francisco's Yoda statue is a mecca
• Hypnotist helps Giant's Bochy and staff quit dipping
• Coyote pup's rehabilitation is something to howl about
• Google wants to turn your smartphone into a wallet
• Stanford helps pierce the 'Bamboo Ceiling'
• Alameda County braces for worst while Congress looks at cuts
• California Supreme Court pick Liu accustomed to hot seat
• Steelhead runs could return to Alameda Creek by 2016
• Political Blotter: Gov signs bill to curb wrongful convictions
• PG&E workers say safety warnings ignored
• Bay Area Eritreans try to keep the faith amid religious, political schisms
• Photo slide show: The 2011 Teens Choice Awards
• Photo slide show: Stars arrive at the 2011 Teens Choice Awards
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay assistance program funds spent on alcohol, massages; Marin toddler survives second-story fall
• Mayor Marie Gilmore Amends Campaign Filings to Remove Boys & Girls Club Donation
• Celeb Pix: 'Good Morning America', singer Nicki Minaj's wardrobe fails during live performance
• Marine Mammal Center sends sea lion No. 10,000 back to the sea
• Activists urge boycott of Bay Area circus shows
• Audit of Alameda County assistance program reveals gross mismanagement
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Three hurt after car plows into North Bay bank lobby; Peninsula assailants take money, hair off Texas man
• Coast Guard Celebrates 221st Anniversary Today
• GameChanger Changes the Game on Corporate Innovation
• Pittsburg man drowns, two teens saved at Rio Vista beach
• Celeb Pix: Is Snooki feeling a little homesick?
• A little wine, a little art, a lot of people
• Alameda kids enjoy summer space camp
• Alameda's old trolley stops to get new signs
• Photo slide show: Stock market traders show the pain of the worst drop since 2008
• Pedestrian killed in Fremont vehicle accident
• Thoughts on the Run: Keep alert as you enjoy the outdoors
• New hope for blighted estuary site
• Photos and oils take new forms at Alameda library art show
• Adoptable Pets: Let that magic bond form for you
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda community calendar
• Police warn to be wary of identity theft
• Review: Social value of 'Greater Tuna' hard to grasp
• Fire damages part of San Leandro's Bayfair Mall
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One dead, one hospitalized after Peninsula boating accident; Police rescue suspected thief from car in East Bay
• Celeb Pix: Sheryl Crow gets lion's share of co-star's attention
• Alameda: Couple robbed at gunpoint outside hospital
• Cal signs baseball coach David Esquer to new five-year deal on heels of Bears' World Series run
• East Bay man accused of running down bicyclists in San Francisco must stand trial
• Supporters of man arrested for his sagging pants seek apology from airlines
• Alameda mayor returns nonprofit's check
• Alameda Hospital Seeks New Chief Financial Officer
• 57th Annual City Swim Championships
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay boy saves girl from drowning; Man likely dead a month before discovery in Peninsula vehicle
• City Hall Elevator Down for August
• Second Fremont shooting in three days injures man
• San Leandro man arrested after standoff
• Ashland shooting leaves one man injured
• Celeb pics: Sandra Bullock surprises Ryan Reynolds on the red carpet
• Zach Miller: Cable lured him from Raiders to Seahawks
• Crash smashes into music store in North Bay
• Best reader photos: A boy and his dog, 5 ducks in a row, watching the sunset and more
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay woman falls to death at Yosemite; South Bay murder suspect gets birthday transfer
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Debt deal reached
• Celeb Pix: Lauryn Hill takes to the stage in L.A.
• San Lorenzo man killed in Fremont drive-by shooting
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday at noon
• Woman pleads not guilty to robbing `Jeopardy' host Alex Trebek
• Alameda Boys & Girls Club Violates I.R.S. Rules With Contribution to Mayor Marie Gilmore’s Campaign
• AUSD Suffers Setback in Measure A Parcel Tax Lawsuit
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One hurt in East Bay warehouse fire; South Bay deaths investigated as murder-suicide
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One injured in southern Alameda County shooting; Marin towns plagued by bug swarm
• Wind River Expands Android Smartphone Testing Software Portfolio
• Special City Council Meeting on Saturday Regarding City Attorney
• Celeb Pix: Who do you think is the spiciest guy
• Newark neighborhood locked down through the night
• Union City shooting injures one
• Alameda police investigate home invasion
• Alameda rejected firefighters' plea to reinstate water rescue in 2009
• Boost for Alameda Boys and Girls Club
• Fallout continues from theater closing
• Bringing plein-air indoors
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda planners look at projected rise in sea levels
• Job-search help available in Alameda
• Letters to the Editor
• Life on the Island: Alameda's historic Fireside Lounge open again
• Alameda waitress honored for community service
• Helping hand for school supplies
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Motorcyclist hits five vehicles on East Bay highway; Peninsula parents push to change school districts
• Alameda Post Offices Spared From Replacement Study
• Alameda Point Restoration Advisory Board to Meet Next Thursday
• Celeb Pix: Kourtney Kardashian, Paris Hilton take a shine to new jewelry
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: North Bay fire's smoke visible for miles; Vandal hacks Marin electronic billboard to display epithet
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Battle over the debt ceiling
• Celeb Pix: What's Neil Patrick Harris doing?
• Widespread Property Value Declines Across Alameda County
• East Bay park shooting search delayed
• Winehouse family, friends attend singer's funeral
• Vote-by-mail service under threat in budget cuts
• Trimming Trends: Roping in the cost of climbing
• McDonald's adding apple slices in every Happy Meal
• Pac-12 media poll: Stanford second, Cal fifth in North
• Look out, Netflix, Wal-Mart is coming after you -- again
• Oslo police release names of massacre victims; attorney claims suspect is likely insane
• Schwarzenegger now open to paying Shriver support
• Men charged in Union City shooting, standoff
• Burning Man sold out, for first time ever
• 2 gray whales stuck in Northern California river for month
• Pot raids under way across 6 California counties
• California lawmakers craft stricter standards for charter schools
• Congress' inaction halts Oakland airport tower project
• California school districts get 30-day extension on whooping cough immunizations
• New California marijuana ballot measure starts circulating
• Gunmen attack East Bay Regional Park District police officer
• Alameda County assessed property values dip as a whole
• Slide show: Former Oakland Raiders cornerback Skip Thomas dies
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry turns heads at 'The Smurfs' premiere
• Neighboring Residents Pay for Webster Street Beautification
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Burglary suspects nabbed in East Bay; None hurt, 13 displaced in South Bay house fire
• Suspect in Oslo killings isolated; Norway mourns the 76 who died
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday at noon
• Jay-Z, Kanye West tour coming to San Jose Oct. 16
• Winehouse autopsy inconclusive; funeral Tuesday
• Former Raiders cornerback 'Skip' Thomas dies
• Arraingment postponed for 2 charged in Giants' fan beating
• NFL, players have agreed to deal to end lockout
• DMV now requires organ donor answer in California
• Obama urges Hispanic activists to press immigration reform
• Dave Newhouse: Copes hopes to cope with his T-shirts
• Landlubbers learn how to tack, jibe, steer on Oakland's Lake Merritt
• California gets first confirmed West Nile case of 2011
• Roadshow: Carpoolers find friends, save time and money
• Political Blotter: Boxer asks Dow Jones for hacking-scandal records
• BART releases second shooting video
• Give 'Em Hill: Up on my high Hippogriff, Part 2
• Fiscal and prison overcrowding crises could lead to Three-Strikes reform
• Norwegian Americans from the Bay Area express shock over Oslo tragedy
• Complaint reveals gruesome details of Giants' fan beating
• Loud, disabled and proud at second annual Bay Area disability pride parade
• Largest high-tech heist in Bay Area history was an inside job
• California Dems pained to find names on tobacco list
• Roadshow: Critics call for abolishing carpool lanes
• New plan to preserve the views in Yosemite begins with 'timber!'
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead in her London home
• Judge sentences Northern California Facebook stalker to four years in prison
• Two new suspects charged in Giants fan beating
• California investigates 6 possible heat-related deaths
• Youngest Schwarzenegger, 13, hospitalized after body-boarding accident
• Labor Secretary Solis says Obama is friend to union workers
• Panelists say consumers would conserve energy if they knew more about their daily usage
• California PUC's safety head leaves job
• Show goes on despite Alameda theater company's closure
• Oakland lobbies to keep public agencies in East Bay
• `Red, White or Blue' celebrates eclectic art, patriotism
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Finally, there's growth in Bay Area's job market; Years after San Jose case, more children dying in hot cars
• Special AUSD Board Meeting at Noon Today
• Celeb Pix: Alexander Skarsgard & Ryan Kwanten at Comic-Con
• Angel Island's immigrant heritage to be celebrated
• Show goes on despite theater company's closure
• Bay Area added 19,500 jobs in June, the most in more than a year
• Man fatally shot in East Oakland
• San Leandro woman robbed, assaulted while getting baby out of her car
• Stanford study shows opting out of Web tracking not so easy
• $1.75M settlement in California penis enlargement case
• California bill would block local circumcision bans
• East Bay parks workers agree to two-year contract
• Photo slide show: Explosion damages many buildings in Oslo's government district
• California's jobless rate rises, second highest in nation
• Decoded DNA from 100,000 Kaiser members opens new research doors
• After hikers plunge over falls, Yosemite says warning is adequate
• Roadshow: How to track down your driving record
• NTSB documents reveal new findings on San Bruno blast
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing East Bay motorcyclist found dead; North Bay family gets millions in highway crash settlement
• Alameda City Collins Approves Tentative Parcel Map for Boatworks Project
• South Fremont area evacuated after suspicious device found
• Officer-involved shooting in Union City
• Oakland proposes a new football stadium as league appears likely provide some funding for shared stadium
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian's 15 minutes aren't up just yet
• Alameda approves contracts with police
• What a day for a parade in Alameda
• College of Alameda day care closing
• Alameda Boys and Girls Club sees dog-and-pony show
• `Red, White or Blue' celebrates eclectic art, patriotism
• Alameda Community calendar
• Man arrested for shoplifting on Park Street, Alameda police say
• Alameda City Briefs
• Adoptable Pets: How to help the Alameda Animal Shelter
• Alameda High senior helps build Haitian school
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Photo slide show: Space shuttle missions through the years.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two arrested in fatal attack on East Bay woman; CHP seeks driver in South Bay commute-hour hit-and-run
• Alameda Swim Championships Open for Entries
• Celeb Pix: What is Samuel L. Jackson wearing?
• Post office seeks to reduce deliveries to five days a week
• Is Google saying your computer is infected with a virus? Believe it
• DMV may have sent nearly 60,000 disable parking placards to the dead
• California mortgage default notices at 4-year low
• Newport cigarettes recalled, may have plastic mixed into tobacco
• Romney, Perry in California as 2012 field takes shape
• Chi Pants guy hopes third time's the charm
• Hicks: These are scary times for parents
• Study: Lifestyle linked to some Alzheimers
• Photo slide show: Leopard mauls 11 people in India
• California's rough roads tough on motorcyclists
• San Jose grand jury indicts members of hacker group Anonymous
• Study finds half million illegal immigrants in Bay Area
• Tobacco's influence runs deep in California
• Roadshow: State may approve $2,500 tax rebate for buyers of electric cars
• Wells Fargo offers settlement to Alameda County retirement association
• Truckers protest requirement they buy new trucks for work at Port of Oakland
• 57th Annual City Of Alameda Swim Championships
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Sheriff's deputy, parolee killed in Marin gun battle; Missing Peninsula windsurfer rescued near bridge
• Alameda Street Repair and Resurfacing Continues
• Celeb Pix: Mila Kunis vs. Emma Stone, who's hotter?
• Lean times force many Bay Area 'boomerang kids' to return home as adults
• They look like a million, and nearly cost that much as well
• Alameda Vice Mayor Rob Bonta announces Assembly run
• UC researchers looking for Port Chicago alumni
• Warriors to host Lakers in season-opener, if season starts on time
• California urges student whooping cough vaccinations
• Lake Tahoe being stocked with only native trout species
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• Photo slide show: 3000 foot wall of dust blows into Phoenix
• Focus is on safety at major league parks in wake of fan's death
• Amazon says gets OK for California sales tax referendum
• Friend seeks private dive team for missing Northern California fisherman
• Marin man's alleged threat on Boxer was unrelated to national politics
• Poole: Homophobia is the sports world's new bigotry
• Cisco to eliminate 6,500 jobs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One arrest, none hurt after East Bay standoff ends; North Bay morning power outage hits thousands
• Despite Risk Pool Coverage, the City of Alameda is Still on the Hook for Millions in Employment Lawsuits
• Women arrested in Emeryville-Berkeley car burglary spree
• Pleasant Hill police union rejects contract offer
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga as a dominatrix?
• Ashland standoff ends after two men arrested
• Magid: If you don't like Netflix's price hike, there are other options
• East Bay family suffers for decades after daughter's murder in Moraga
• State parks closure has unlikely consequences
• Bay Area courts to be hit hard by state budget cuts
• San Jose State bumps upperclassmen from dorms to mystery hotel
• Lawsuit planned to challenge laws that kill California redevelopment agencies
• Death penalty threatens to once again embroil Brown
• Give 'Em Hill: In the Globe of Death, no one can hear you scream
• Political Blotter: 'Double majority' tax votes?
• Photo slide show: Darren Clarke wins the British Open
• Photo slide show: USA loses to Japan in penalty shootout
• Roadshow: Will metering lights ease commute on Interstate 680?
• San Rafael man arrested for making death threats to Sen. Boxer
• Action Alameda News Acquires Recordings of Radio Dispatch for Second Raymond Zack Ambulance
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Family arrives in nick of time at long-dead WWII soldier's Peninsula funeral; North Bay transit director takes agency reins
• Snapshot in time leaves photographer counting his blessings
• Celeb Pix: Chris Brown packs 'em in at Rockefeller Plaza
• Heavy coastal erosion in 2009-2010 winter linked to climate change
• Peek behind the scenes at Circus Vargas
• Judge tosses class action lawsuit over bungled green card lottery
• City Hosts Breezy BBQ for LBNL
• City of Alameda Public Works to Move to City Hall West at Alameda Point by End of July
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman's burning body found in middle of East Bay street; dead man pulled from water by South Bay golf course
• UC regents approve second tuition hike in eight months
• Brown signs landmark law to teach gay history in public schools
• Bay Area home sales rise sharply from May
• Couple found with narcotics outside store, Alameda police say
• Ham radio a calling for club aboard the USS Hornet
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Alameda Animal Shelter needs your support
• Gay couple get two-year deportation reprieve
• Alameda's Summer Faire set for July 27
• Alameda High alum teaching SAT prep class
• Alameda golf course land swap in the works
• Produce Profile: Know your basil basics
• Raising the curtain on Frank Bette's creative legacy
• Adoptable Pets: Watch out for summer's 'dog days'
• Alameda city briefs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay robbed, shot for backpack; South Bay wrong-way driver charged with murder
• Planning Board Approves Boatworks Density Bonus Application and Parcel Map
• Man with sagging pants at SFO will not face criminal charges
• Celeb Pix: Christina Aguilera selling perfume in Germany
• Diet soda drinkers end up with larger waistlines
• Photo slide show: USA defeats France, advances to World Cup final
• East Bay Vets' Fair offers help with jobs, benefits
• Review: 'American Idol' concert in Oakland brings an array of musical styles
• Search for missing Northern California fishermen suspended
• Bay Area a "clean economy" powerhouse, new study finds
• California Department of Education demands more from grant applications for failing schools
• Startling videos show parole agent missed Jaycee in backyard
• Quake worries linger for PG&E pipelines
• Roadshow: Caltrans roadside alerts could be put to better use
• Schwarzenegger to return to acting in 'Last Stand'
• PG&E seeks to clarify legal position in San Bruno pipeline case
• Reward for missing nursing student Michelle Le raised to $100,000
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay pipe bomb maker's device blows up in his face; Porn mogul convicted of murder in Marin beating death
• UC Berkeley student senator arrested in immigration rally
• Alameda Division Chief Failure as the Reason Firefighters didn’t Rescue Zack
• Celeb Pix: Emma Watson looks ravishing at New York 'Potter' premiere
• Netflix to raise rates for subscription that includes DVDs and streaming
• Cal State approves another tuition increase
• Health care disparities at issue in abortion rates among black Americans
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• Slide show: MLB all-stars get ready Chase Field
• Bay Area diabetes camps canceled, hundreds of kids out of luck
• Federal Court: Gov't must state position on gay troop ban
• County official seeks to split California into 2 states
• Post-9/11, Sikhs say they are mistaken targets
• California Assembly bans caffeine-laced beer drinks
• Bill requiring helmets on Californaia slopes one step from Brown
• California law updated to include cyberbullying by students through social networking sites
• Search for missing Northern California fisherman, wait for news, continues
• Berkeley Labs announce public meetings in Bay Area
• 83rd Annual Summer Faire, Boutique and Luncheon 'Our Island Faire'
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Rupert Murdoch and a big scandal
• Alameda City Manager John Russo Defends Ruben Grijalva
• Alameda Firefighters Continue Campaign Contributions Through 2011
• Collins Boatworks Project on Planning Board Agenda Tonight
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Parolee's rush-hour crisis blocks East Bay highway; Peninsula fall claims South Bay man's life
• Protest turns rowdy at San Francisco's Civic Center BART station in wake of shooting
• Celeb Pix: Diddy does all his painting in sunglasses and a suit
• Cisco could cut up to 5,000 jobs starting in August, analyst says
• Divers could start searching for missing fishermen Monday
• A's suspend pitching prospect for gay slur
• Work on eastern span of Bay Bridge complete in China
• Give 'Em Hill: Astrophysicist love
• Marin scientist seeks help to save nation's bees
• Governor Brown taking stock of judge picks
• CSU, UC students brace for another round of tuition hikes
• San Francisco Giants grab the spotlight in Showtime reality series
• Political Blotter: California defends health care reform law, again
• Black economic gains reversed in Great Recession
• Bay Area housing market reflects different rebounds
• Roadshow: Warning -- expect delays from Los Angeles to Oregon to Lake Tahoe
• California labor groups moving to control tax debate
• Horses saved from slaughter living rest of lives in Pescadero
• Governor Brown signs bill imposing $150 firefighting fee
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' in verdict aftermath
• Schools taking novel approaches to new drinking water requirement
• Review panel has concerns about California's high-speed rail plan
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Federal government says marijuana has no accepted medical use
• California Assembly leader calls on Latino caucus to disclose donors
• Alameda County supervisors to approve county redistricting
• U.S. report rebukes feds' monitoring of Dugard kidnapper Phillip Garrido
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police ID East Bay slaying victim, charge boyfriend; North Bay town's police arrest teens after violent robbery
• Pictures from La Val’s Pizza Hot Rod Car Show
• California Redevelopment Association Gears up to Sue to Keep Money from Schools
• Cause of Raymond Zack Death is Drowning
• Power Outage in Central Alameda Caused by Mylar Balloons
• Nostalgia, hope carry East Bay viewers as they watch the final launch of the Atlantis
• Celeb Pix: What is Miranda Lambert wearing?
• Thursday night shootings in East Oakland wound at least six men
• Alameda County Fair continues through Sunday
• Photo slide show: The final countdown, shuttle leaves Cape Canaveral for the last time
• Fan dies after fall during Texas Rangers' win over Oakland A's
• Whale Ahoy! Popular California coastal license plate gets makeover
• CPUC to add 9 people to safety staff
• California on the skinny side as new rankings show soaring obesity
• Bay Area weather: Weekend forecast says sunny and 80s
• Roadshow: Recall the romance signs on Highway 101?
• BART releases name of man shot on Civic Center platform
• City of Alameda Confirms Dispatch of Second Ambulance to Raymond Zack Incident
• Jaycee Dugard embraces simple freedoms
• Survivor recounts "pandemonium" on sinking fishing boat in Sea of Cortez
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: The Casey Anthony verdict
• Celeb Pix: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson say goodbye to 'Harry Potter'
• Twenty Alameda firefighters now trained as rescue swimmers
• Twenty firefighters now trained as rescue swimmers
• Alamedans roll out the red, white and blue
• Stolen property recovered in Alameda, but questions linger
• Alameda Theater's preshows prove popular
• Alameda woman finds adopting child from Kyrgyzstan not easy
• My Word: Do something about barges in San Leandro Bay
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Broader-based investigation needed into death
• Adoptable Pets: Don't overlook mature pets for loving companions
• Thoughts on the Run: Appreciating what our nation's founders did
• `Cross Currents' brings plenty for the eyes to enjoy
• Putting a Price on a Post-mortem Does Not Necessarily Get Our City the Best Result
• Celeb Pix: Anna Hathaway dressed as a fairy
• Authorities looking for missing Fremont woman
• East Bay rapture predictor recovering in nursing home
• Organ transplant recipients start boot camp at Stanford
• UC Regents to consider tuition increases
• UCSC popular with California residents, lags other campuses in nonresidents
• Landmark gay history bill goes to Governor Brown
• US-born children need one less trip to dual Mexican citizenship
• Black cowboys -- and cowgirls -- ride into Castro Valley
• Bay Area DUI busts jump by 24 percent for July 4 weekend
• Roadshow: Water problems on 880 in San Jose may require major repairs.
• California has record year for rooftop solar
• $750,000 awarded to man for loss of Einstein papers in Lick fire
• Alameda County Fair action
• East Bay Regional Parks settles lawsuit over wildfire management plan
• New bill introduced to limit California health insurers
• Veil drawn on donors to Latino caucus-controlled nonprofit
• Death penalty abolition bill has first hearing Thursday
• Former Firefighter Questions if Ruben Grijalva Can Give an Honest Report on Raymond Zack Death
• Celeb Pix: Katie Holmes attends Paris Fashion Week
• Slide show: Homegrown patriotism
• Baja fishing trip turns tragic; search continues for missing Northern California men
• Best Reader Photos
• BART police shooting unlike Oscar Grant case in key ways
• 62 hot dogs = Another win for Campbell's Joey Chestnut
• Autism study downplays role of genetics
• UC study shows flame retardants may be harmful
• Roadshow: I-680 metering lights coming late this summer
• Alameda County Fair: Kissing their way to victory
• Roadshow: Road improvements big and small draw thanks
• More DUI arrests in Bay Area compared to last year
• Battle over California's Three Strikes Law reflected in faces of now-freed prisoners for life
• Court sets deadline to fix California prison crowding
• Political Blotter: Feds clarify medical pot policy
• Political Blotter: Feds clarify medical pot policy
• Inflation outstripping wages for many in Bay Area
• Alameda's Barbara Price: The force behind country's biggest (maybe 2nd biggest) July Fourth parade
• Spare the charcoal, on July 4th weekend Spare the Air Day
• Fake firefighter receives 80 years to life for teen's kidnapping, rape
• United States Coast Guard Opens New Interagency Operations Center on Yerba Buena Island
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay homes raided, men arrested in 2008 homicide; Marin transit strike falls through, confusing commuters
• Alameda teen dancer to attend Juilliard program
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Aniston & Jason Bateman at 'Horrible Bosses' premiere
• East Bay artist sees world through everyday items
• Oakland Fiber and Textile Festival brings together crafters, learners
• Lincoln band dazzles crowd at Disneyland
• Making art out of odds and ends
• Take a bow for Relay for Life
• Alameda teacher leads school's "Extreme Makeover"
• Alameda council passes budget with warning of future cuts
• Produce Profile: Two veggie and fruit options for the Fourth
• Alameda ready for another huge July Fourth parade
• Armed robber takes woman's purse on Oak Street
• Alameda schools benefit concert set for Sunday
• Newark man killed in Menlo Park freeway crash
• Celeb Pix: Do you think Beyonce still shops at Target?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay house fire claims 97-year-old woman; Coroner determines Marin General Hospital staff left patient's ventilator off
• City of Alameda to Pay Consultant $19,500 to Conduct “Independent Review” of Raymond Zack Death
• Rising community college costs making graduation out of reach for many students
• Police say anonymous source gave false information about missing nursing student
• Former state fire marshal to review Alameda's Crown Beach death
• High gas prices deflate Fourth of July travel plans
• Fireworks sales begin in East Bay cities
• California and other states consider banning teens from tanning beds
• California universities, redevelopment agencies ponder the budget ax
• Alameda officer injured in Walnut Creek motorcycle accident remains in hospital
• Roadshow: Drive to Southern California through I-5 construction not bad as feared
• Alameda County chooses new supervisor districts
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fireworks legal in just 12 Bay Area cities; East Bay swimming venue closed for repairs
• Fremont woman arrested, accused of stealing $800,000 from clients
• Alameda Residents May Face Higher Local Taxes to Fill Future Budget Deficits
• Bay Area Bridge tolls go up Friday for truck, RV drivers
• San Lorenzo man injured after hit by vehicle near Bayfair Mall
• Celeb Pix: Does Rihanna's outfit show too much skin?
• Q&A: The new state budget
• Fireworks legal in just 12 Bay Area cities
• Photo slide show: Austerity bill vote sparks violent protests in Greece
• Brooks on Beer: The beers of summer
• Magnitude-3.5 quake hits Northern California; no injuries
• Legislature approves budget
• Oscar Grant's mom to get $1.3 million from BART in federal lawsuit settlement
• Dead mountain lion found off Highway 13 is likely victim of urbanization
• Divorce is a huge deal -- even for adult kids
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Obama's plan in Afghanistan
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two arrested in East Bay triple stabbing; Peninsula man charged in machete attack
• Alameda Unified School District Board of Trustees Special Meeting Tonight at 5:31 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Alicia Keys is seeing double
• Dems and Brown agree on budget
• Big tank at Monterey Bay Aquarium gets major face lift
• Grand jury takes Peralta leaders to task again
• A's still looking to fill the seats
• Court: California can proceed with cap-and-trade plan
• Best Reader Photos
• California redistricting could imperil GOP House seats
• Grand jury condemns Northern California town's pot farm plan
• Investigators piece together Nevada Amtrak crash
• Serial slaying suspect's plea to go free rejected
• Poll: Fewer Californians follow political news
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman dies after being struck by BART train in East Bay; Marin girds for 'winter's last gasp'
• Newark superintendent's job offered to Dublin school official
• Alameda City Council to Vote on Budget Tomorrow Night
• New video shows Giants fan Bryan Stow in argument with Dodgers fan before his attack
• U.S. Supreme Court: California ban on violent video games violates First Amendment
• Woman dies after being struck by BART train in Berkeley
• In Silicon Valley, select tech workers are in high demand
• Supreme Court kills California's violent video game law
• HIV testing is not just for high-risk groups
• School's Out: East Bay kids ask state lawmakers how they spent their childhood summers
• Bay Area resident gorilla Koko hitting the big 4-0
• Unlocked iPhones can save some users a lot of money
• Roadshow: Prius Party packs 'em in
• Budget crisis turns California's iconic highways into roads to nowhere
• Lake Tahoe agreement threatened
• Mental health spending creating haves and have-nots in California
• Diablo Canyon nuclear waste becoming 'terrible burden'
• County approves stress counseling for dislocated NUMMI workers
• Bay Area contestants strut their stuff on 'So You Think You Can Dance'
• Queen of the Road: When can you park at yellow curbs? And the truth about Fremont DMV
• Give 'Em Hill: Brides-to-be not behaving badly. Bummer.
• Thomas Peele: Years later, public employee salary data hard to obtain
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police rescue woman at East Bay marina; South Bay police: Former official scammed $160,000
• City of Alameda Secures $6.2 million in Low-income Housing Tax Credits for Conversion of Islander Motel
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian vs. Heidi Klum, who's sexier?
• Police rescue woman at the San Leandro Marina
• Authorities ID Concord man killed by train in San Leandro
• Stinson waters set to reopen Friday after great white shark sighting
• Bay Biz Buzz: More hiring, Chevron, Tesla, Yahoo, Chase, Borrego Solar Systems, Tireco
• UC, Stanford & Intel to take part in Obama's national manufacturing initiative
• Berkeley police asking for help in catching prowler
• BioMarin of Novato to pay $48.5 million for plant in Ireland
• Switching gears, Republicans now say let voters decide tax issue
• Tracy man suspected in sexual assault of girl
• Alameda Fire Dispatch Phone Recordings Paint a Picture of Confusion, Equipment Failures
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Pedestrian dies after hit by train in East Bay; Marin town's waters set to reopen Friday after great white shark sighting
• Summer Sailstice soars into Alameda
• Family is at the heart of Alameda's long-running Acapulco restaurant
• Celeb Pix: Fergie all in black
• Benicia incident decade ago eerily similar to Alameda suicide off beach
• Pedestrian dies after hit by train in San Leandro
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda shelter beset by feline influx
• Juvenile arrested following fight on bus, Alameda police say
• Rally draws residents and pets to save the animal shelter
• Alameda City Council approves firefighters' contract
• Alameda coin show to dazzle
• Openly gay woman nears three months leading Alameda Elks
• Salute for a lifetime of teaching others
• Thoughts on the Run: Doomsday dates can be tricky
• Alameda City Briefs
• Census statistics show quarter of California same-sex couples raising kids
• Bay Area's best and worst roads concentrated in east and north
• Roadshow: Texting tragedy spurs calls for tougher state driving law
• California coast is hot spot for marine life
• TV station KTEH to drop call letters, become KQED Plus
• San Bruno lawmaker demands answers of PG&E
• Doomsday herald Harold Camping's show goes off the air at the end of the month
• Multigenerational households surge by 30 percent in California, census shows
• Alameda County Fair is up and running
• New bill would end federal marijuana prohibition
• MTC approves $24.5 million bailout for AC Transit to avoid service cuts
• Questions abound over what's next at Capitol
• East Bay House members blast Obama's Afghanistan plan
• Alameda County and Oakland sign off on settlement with Warriors
• Alameda City Council Approves Firefighters Contract
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Everything was free at South Bay garage sale; Benicia incident eerily similar to Alameda suicide off beach
• Police identify San Leandro man killed in Oakland
• Benicia incident decade ago eerily similar to Alameda suicide off beach
• Celeb Pix: Anna Paquin & Stephen Moyer at "True Blood" premiere
• Before SFO baggy pants arrest, US Airways lets man in women's panties fly
• Seven pets found poisoned in Brentwood neighborhood
• Poll: Most Californians oppose adding new nuke plants
• GOP's Romney starts fundraising swing in California
• Alameda approves new contract for firefighters
• Hispanic groups dispute new California political maps
• Roadshow: What to do if a child car seat is no longer safe
• Owner of camera lost in 2007 off Santa Cruz wharf found in Texas
• New documents confirm PG&E crews installed pipeline that exploded in San Bruno, killing eight
• Eye wear chain had a vision
• Michelle Le's family hires private investigator
• Alameda City Council to Vote on Firefighters Contract Tonight
• Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter Get Their Shot
• Chiang to legislators: You forfeited your pay
• Live chat: Golden State Warriors, NBA draft, Thursday, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Tracy Morgan hugs it out
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fire destroys South Bay fraternity house; Man targeted in East Bay homicide, police say
• BART late-night service plan in jeopardy
• Feds in California seek order banning motorcycle gang logo
• PG&E to pay $26M fine for Sacramento-area blast
• Biz Break: Will Apple delay its next iPhone until late Sept. or Oct.?
• Summer rolls in with a blast of heat for the East Bay
• 17 arrested in multistate drug ring based in Vallejo-Benicia area
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Best reader photos: Water dogs, frozen hummer and more
• Suspect in Giants fan beating to remain in custody
• PG&E knew about its shoddy record-keeping of natural gas pipelines as early as 1992
• First Spare the Air alert of hot season called for Tuesday
• City of Alameda Settles Lena Tam’s Claims for Legal Expenses
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: First day of summer will bring more hot weather; Great white shark sighting at Stinson Beach closes deeper waters through Thursday
• Celeb Pix: Kate Perry takes the stage in N.Y.
• Fremont man killed in bicycle crash ID'd by authorities
• Man seeks owner of camera lost at sea since 2007
• Study affirms concussion dangers to young athletes
• 4,740-acre California wildfire raging untamed
• When your computer crashes, who can you call?
• Two-wheelers stuck at red lights sometimes do the strangest things
• California gangs form alliances with Mexican drug cartels
• Shark sighting at Stinson Beach closes deeper waters though Thursday
• Voters favor overhauling 'three-strikes' law, poll finds
• Roadshow: A look at Interstate 880 from San Jose to Oakland
• Deadline to install carbon monoxide detectors nears
• Death penalty costs California $184 million a year, study says
• Redistricting's complicated odd-even phenomenon
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown
• Three boaters rescued off Alameda
• World War II vets share their stories
• World War II vets share their stories
• World War II vets share their stories
• Slide show: A's beat Sanchez, Giants
• America’s Cup Class USA 76 Racing Yacht Comes to Alameda
• Alameda police officer critically injured in accident
• Roadshow: Join Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow at The Prius Party
• Give 'Em Hill: Of turnips and kitchen-counter terrorism
• Alameda to pay Tam's legal fees over leak allegations
• On July 13th Alameda Residents are Invited to Woo Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
• Alameda, animal shelter supporters reach deal
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bank robbery suspect arrested at nearby Starbucks; Reunion Saturday for current, former Marine World employees
• Employers shed thousands of jobs in California and Bay Area during May, dealing setback to economy
• Celeb Pix: Why is Angelina Jolie in Turkey?
• Alameda: City, firefighters reach contract agreement
• Harrington: Alameda fair offers solid music lineup
• Oakland man arraigned on charges he molested a Novato girl
• Homeowner interrupts attempted burglary in Martinez
• Coast Guard Island worker accused in road rage incident
• A's road to nowhere
• Oakland Coliseum operator defends planning leading up to U2 concert
• Alameda Residents Demand Halt to Firefighters Contract Vote
• Call for Alameda City Council to Delay Vote on Firefighters Contract
• VF Outdoors Changes Building Plans for its Alameda Campus
• Brown vetoes budget, criticizes 'gimmicks'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Neighborhoods worry about growing crime in Oakland hills; South Bay grand jury issues scathing report on fire departments
• Brown vetoes budget, criticizes `gimmicks'
• Celeb Pix: Blake Lively all in white for 'Green Lantern' premiere
• Bay Area residents will sail with Gaza flotilla
• Alameda artist's new spirit in `The Playhouse Show' at Rhythmix
• Life on the Island: Alameda homeowner flies historic flag
• Produce Profile: Get ready for summer fruits, veggies
• Alameda residents organize to save animal shelter
• Class of 2011
• Students at Alameda's Nea create huge chalk drawing
• My Word: No easy answers to handling of Crown Beach incident
• My Word: More lives could have been lost trying to save suicidal person
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: The spiraling impact of a tragedy on Alameda
• New group hopes to share fruit tree bounty
• Summer Sailstice Moves to Encinal Yacht Club in Alameda This Year
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bicyclist dies after accident on East Bay trail; South Bay teacher molested young student, police say
• Alameda: Second boy, 9, arrested in chicken deaths
• Celeb Pix: Ke$ha hangs on James Franco's every word
• Bay Area home prices and sales remain stagnant
• Slide show: Celebrating the Class of 2011
• Truck crashes, explodes on San Mateo Bridge
• Montel Williams partners with Northern California pot dispensary
• On the 10th anniversary of the death of iconic surfer Jay Moriarity, his widow reflects on his legacy
• Group seeks initiative to reform Three Strikes Law
• Schwarzenegger's mistress breaks silence
• PG&E could get stuck with nearly $2.4 billion in costs
• California bankruptcy court rules against gay-marriage ban
• Illegal immigration dragnet change moves forward in California Senate
• Queen of the Road: Stop if there's a red arrow; keep going if there isn't
• Bay Area could lead the way for jobs recovery -- but it won't happen right away
• One motorist dead in Dumbarton Bridge accident
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Family, friends network to focus on missing East Bay student; South Bay shooting leaves 1 dead, 3 injured
• Alameda City Manager Appoints Mike Noonan Police Chief
• Vintage jet damaged at former Alameda naval station
• Alameda: Boy, 12, accused of killing 11 chickens with shovel
• Michelle Obama continues president's fundraising momentum in Bay Area visits
• Judge rejects bid to set aside Proposition 8 ruling
• Celeb Pix: Samaire Armstrong vs. Brittany Curran, who's better dressed?
• Best reader photos: Crashed cats, happiness in the snow, Danville deer and more
• Climate change data offered at UC website
• Jackknifed big rig briefly blocks southbound I-880 in Oakland
• Santa Cruz makes list of Great American Beach Towns
• Bay Area man accused of posing as cop in road rage incident
• Vallejo special education teacher arrested in sexual assault on campus
• Tunneling under the bay
• Roadshow: DMV nixes 'silver hair' on license photos
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs gets comic book bio treatment
• Federal judge considers whether Prop. 8 trial judge may have been biased
• Alameda County names teachers of the year
• Berkeley police say last week's fires likely caused by arson
• City, County, Drag Heels on Releasing Raymond Zack Records
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Bruno planning for anniversary of deadly gas pipeline blast; Three charged in robbery-murder of ex-Oakland prep star
• Mehserle released from jail
• New police chief named in Alameda
• Celeb Pix: Cameron Diaz is a 'Bad Teacher'
• Proposition 8 case: Court packed for hearing on same-sex marriage judge
• Cal sweeps Dallas Baptist to earn spot in College World Series
• Roadshow: Toll lane coming to 237/880 interchange
• Computer class gives Vietnamese orphans window to the world
• California lawmakers nation's most highly educated
• America's Cup catamaran tests water Monday afternoon
• Bay Area weather: More clouds
• Battle over Proposition 8 judge's same-sex relationship heads to court
• Expert panel: PG&E culture played role in deadly blast
• Laws vary, but most legislators outside California allowed to release calendars
• California pursues long-range plan to fight pest invasions
• Photo slide show: 'The Book of Mormon' wins nine at the 65th Annual Tony Awards
• ARPD Summer Aquatics
• Re-enactment of Alameda suicide drowning seeks to highlight rescue failures
• Alameda Residents Re-enact Raymond Zack Incident in "Wade-out"
• Alameda demonstrators plan to wade into waters where man died
• East Bay Doomsayer Harold Camping suffers stroke
• Hercules council vote count final, with no change in outcome
• Residents Plan Raymond Zack Memorial Wade-out
• John Russo Replaced by Barbara Parker in Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man says he was sexually assaulted while walking; Police say race may be factor in huge San Jose brawl
• Celeb Pix: Melissa George vs. Teresa Palmer, who's better dressed?
• Chauncey Bailey murder trial: 'Justice has finally been done'
• Contrary to what Alameda fire chief said, rescue swimmers were funded
• Bay Area weather: No rain for weekend forecast, but not the June we hoped for
• Last car of Friday BART trains for fire personnel going to, from funeral service
• Citizens panel to unveil new California political maps
• Alameda man, two others sentenced in ticket scam case
• Link between sewer job and San Bruno explosion grows stronger
• Roadshow: Cameras will also be used along I-580 lane to catch toll evaders
• Alameda County budget includes program cuts, fewer jobs
• School District Misses Deadline to File Response Brief in Measure H Appeal
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Suspect rejects plea deal in child torture case; Cook found guilty of murder in brutal 1988 killing
• Alameda City Council Considers Outsourcing Animal Shelter
• Alameda Firefighters Union Has Filled Leadership Vacuum
• Alameda restaurants to help Bryan Stow fundraiser
• Direct bus service to be offered from Alameda County Fair to BART
• Celeb Pix: Ella Fanning looking very grown-up at 'Super 8' premiere
• Expert panel blames San Bruno blast on sewer work; lambastes PG&E
• Alameda's St. Joseph graduates excel at scholarship
• Thoughts on the Run: Pondering shoes and Sarah Palin
• Recyclable art at Alameda's Ruby Bridges
• Alameda community calendar
• Bay Farm Island egret colony going strong
• My Word: Establish `blue ribbon' panel to find fiscal solutions for Alameda
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda city briefs
• Adoptable Pets: Helping animals in emergency is part of the job
• Alameda police blotter
• Alameda restaurants to help Bryan Stow fundraiser
• Review: Alameda Altarena's actors shine in improbable `Moonlight and Magnolias'
• Photo slide show: 2011 CMT Awards close with diverse pair
• Thousands of books donated to Oakland elementary students
• Cal State East Bay warns of weekend gridlock
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman raped in Oakland home takes photos of attacker; Bicyclist's body found at campus
• Alameda City Manager Proposes Budget Cuts Across Departments
• City of Alameda Calls for Independent Investigation Into Raymond Zack Incident
• Alameda County Fair chefs will try to cook world's biggest burger
• Police release 911 recordings from drowning
• San Bruno blast: PG&E pipe that blew had prior leak, NTSB chair says
• Diane Sawyer lands Jaycee Dugard interview as book release nears
• Controversial Hollywood movie to begin filming in Vallejo
• Marin turtle's trek has biologists amazed
• Highway 1 reopening expected by Friday
• Review: U2's power is muted by all bells and whistles of its 360 Tour
• First lady to visit East Bay to raise money for Obama's re-election
• WWII B-17 to land in Vacaville for tours, flights through Friday
• California discusses rules on condom use in porn industry
• Yosemite cracks down on scalpers
• Alameda Point - Sustainability Workshop
• Alameda: Mayor calls for independent review into drowning death
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Body found in bag identified as 46-year-old San Jose woman; Antioch foster mom's murder, torture trial begins
• San Leandro cops looking for teens who lured kids with candy
• City of Alameda Cancels Workshop on Managing the Unexpected
• Alameda Deputy Fire Chief Says Budget Cuts Are Not the Reason Man Drowned
• Alameda Residents Cry for Criminal Prosecution Over Beach Drowning Tragedy
• Slide show: Editorial cartoons: Rep. Weiner's tweet
• Poole: A's look busted beyond repair
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga fashion expert?
• Former Bay Area priest extradited to Ireland to face molestation charges
• Best reader photos: Remembering our fallen, Scottish scenes and more
• A speed limit for big ships?
• Roadshow: State budget crisis not slowing some roadwork
• Governor urged to fund California student tracking system
• State regulators slam PG&E for seeking delay on welding records
• Fish often mislabeled, report finds
• Apple's iCloud paves way to simplicity
• Barnidge: Spreading the word about the dangers of cell phones
• Nintendo, Sony say customer info OK
• Overstock.com Coliseum gets ready for U2 360 Tour
• Oakland A's draft Vanderbilt picher Sonny Gray in first round of MLB draft
• Action Alameda News Launches The Raymond Zack Project
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: 17-year-old arrested in shooting death of three-month-old boy; Arrest made in Oakley slaying
• Celeb Pix: Tom Hanks goes to the mall
• Enormous sturgeon crowding into San Pablo Bay
• Supreme Court refuses to review California illegal immigrant tuition law
• Oakland A's send Kevin Kouzmanoff to minor leagues
• Apple's iCloud: CEO Steve Jobs unveils 'digital hub' for music, other content
• Katy Perry adds Nov. 21 Oakland show to world tour
• Photo slide show: Apple announces Lion OS and iCloud streaming at the WWDC
• Southern California talk show hosts hold sway over the GOP
• Public denied access to California lawmakers' appointment calendars
• Attorney: Hotel video could exonerate suspect in Giants fan's beating
• Alameda man dies after falling in water Sunday
• Roadshow: State to approve funding new interchange at 101 and Capitol Expressway
• The drowning suicide that shook an island
• Political Blotter: GOP targets Garamendi on debt-limit vote
• Photo slide show: 'Twilight' star Robert Patterson sucks up three MTV Movie Awards
• Borenstein: Golden Gate Bridge hazardous for cyclists and walkers
• Alameda: Drowning follows turmoil at fire department
• Alameda Fire Department Planned and Budgeted for Eight Emergency Water Rescue Responses this Year
• Alameda Fire Department Memo Contradicts Department Claims
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of May 30
• Former 49ers star John Henry Johnson dies
• Rescue Boats Stood Ready, but Alameda Never Requested Them
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Authorities looking for San Leandro bank robber; San Jose, cops reach tentative deal, but more than 100 layoffs loom
• Nate Montana pleads not guilty to DUI charges
• Authorities looking for San Leandro bank robber
• Alameda: City Council to look at drowning death
• Celeb Pix: Backstreet Boys or New Kids on the Block? Who's got the right stuff?
• Suspect in Giants fan beating will remain in jail
• Marin 12-year-old to tour with New England circus
• House Fire Blocks Central Avenue
• Pictures from La Val’s Pizza 8th Annual Car Show
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man killed by train in East Oakland; San Francisco firefighter dies, second fighting for life
• Alameda Point Sustainability Workshop
• Celeb Pix: Lauren Alaina & Scotty McCreery on 'Today' show
• Train strikes, kills man in East Oakland
• Man caught on Hidden camera charged in computer theft
• Encinal High senior gets two Cal scholarships
• City officials mull over possible cuts
• Mayor pledges investigation into death
• Annual sand castle contest set for Saturday
• Adoptable Pets: Free adoptions happening this weekend in Alameda
• Correction
• Alameda City Briefs
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda police, firefighters' handling of suicide drowning unacceptable
• Alameda's California Golden Boys State attendees chosen
• Road closures Sunday for 'See Jane Run'
• Rocking around Crab Cove
• Fourth of July Party
• Alameda: Stepmother of drowning victim criticizes emergency response
• City Promises Policy Changes in Wake of Beach Death
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Summer is nowhere in sight - more rain on the way; Driver crashes pickup into Alameda bar
• Stolen laptop recovered with help of software that takes pictures of user
• Richmond street gang relocates, brings crime to beleaguered complex
• Celeb Pix: Camilla gives `Royal Highness' a new meaning
• Hayward police: No new leads on missing nursing student
• 2-year-old kidnapped during Vallejo carjacking
• Oakland: I-880 lanes reopened after hit-and-run, diesel spill
• Stow beating suspect may be connected to Nevada crime
• Surviving and thriving: What works to make teens stronger, more resilient
• Vallejo: Tribes propose Glen Cove fix
• Driver crashes pickup into Alameda bar
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man found dead outside San Leandro library; Vigil tonight for mother of five shot dead in South San Jose
• Annexation of City of Alameda into Alameda County Emergency Medical Services District Moves Forward
• Alameda: City reviews emergency response after drowning
• Celeb Pix: Why was Neil Patrick Harris posing for a Class picture?
• Man found dead outside San Leandro Main Library
• Best reader photos: Foxy family, Blossom Hill blaze, beautiful Pacifica and more
• Castro Valley girl dies in crash, sister and father injured
• 20-year-old woman killed in Highway 101 crash in Marin County
• Alameda Welfare Council Summer Faire: ‘Our Island Faire’
• Live chat: Cal athletic director Sandy Barbour, Thursday, June 2, 2 p.m.
• Slide show: Giants' Brandon Crawford of Pleasanton slams Brewers in his major league debut
• Brandon Crawford's grand slam in debut lifts San Francisco Giants
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of May 23
• Alameda Point Infrastructure Upgrades to Cost $650 million
• Armed man robs, rapes woman in Oakland hills
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose man dies from Livermore fire injuries; Grand jury: Santa Clara County agencies tracking sex offenders well
• Former Cal State East Bay professor pleads guilty to child sex abuse
• Photo slide show: Lithuanian blow-up doll swim competition
• San Leandro woman arrested after hitting parked police car, suspected DUI
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga vs. Rihanna
• Cost-free duty by Piedmont City Council members
• San Francisco shooting leaves man with life-threatening injuries
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• Woman named in Schwarzenegger affair hires lawyer
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• Photo slide show: Chelsea Kane and Hines Ward tie as they head into the 'Dancing with the Stars' finale.
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• LinkedIn rockets skyward in initial public offering
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• Alameda's Edison school steps up for A's cause
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• Memorial to honor Alameda beach regular
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• My Word: Work together on charter schools sharing campus
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• Geeks prepare to flock to Santa Cruz for inaugural 'TechRaising' event
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• "Closed" signs going up on Jerry Brown's website?
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• Church study: Homosexuality, celibacy didn't cause abuse
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• Schwarzenegger admits to fathering child with household staff member
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• Tour of California to see another side of Silicon Valley
• CHP issues high-wind advisories for Bay Area bridges
• Roadshow: Removing those yellow carpool stickers might not be easy
• Berkeley resident one of 2 Yosemite hikers killed in accidental falls
• PG&E spending on pipeline repairs was under budget in prior years
• Navy considers naming ship after Cesar Chavez
• Giants fan Stow arrives in San Francisco
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland police shut down huge identity theft operation; Police seek help to solve `Church Man' homicide
• Frank Bette Center Call for Art
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie at Cannes
• Beaten Giants fan moved to San Francisco hospital
• Bay Area homes sales and prices fall in April
• Gas pump prices fall as oil drops below $99
• Caltrans to use 1,400 tons of ground-up tires on Highway 101 repaving project in Marin
• Brown says tax extensions still needed to fix California's budget deficit
• James Durbin wows 30,000 in Santa Cruz
• Iris Chang's mother refuses to 'Forget' renown author of 'Rape of Nanking'
• Roadshow: Highway 101 takes center stage
• Mother of beaten Giants fan doesn't blame LA fans
• Bid to name Lake Tahoe cove after Mark Twain fails
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• Political Blotter: GOP launches TV ad against McNerney on Medicare
• Italian eyewear company's political effort easy to see in California
• Durbin talks of up, down week
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• AC Transit Approves Fare Increase
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• Celeb Pix: Cheryl Cole's seriously plunging neckline
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• Assembly votes to limit California signature gatherers
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• California Assembly bans workers' comp cuts due to race, sex
• Gov. Brown to eliminate questionable board
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• BANG salary database updated
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• SJSU shooting: 3 who died ID'd as student, 25; her husband, 54; another student, 26
• Attorney General, San Francisco officials defend Proposition 8 ruling
• `Grade In' at Alameda Towne Center
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• Postal Service: More than 5,600 mail carriers bitten by dogs
• Assembly GOP proposes budget with no tax increases
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• Former California prisons leader joins fight against death penalty
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Unprecedented' SJSU shooting investigated as murder-suicide; S.F. revises its stance on illegal immigrant youths
• Alameda Point on Short-List for Lawrence Berkeley National Labs Second Campus
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• Celeb Pix: Cannes Film Festival opens with style
• No summer relief expected at gas pumps
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• Detained UC Berkeley grads: Mothers in a prison of their own
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• Large, distant quakes can trigger changes in the San Andreas Fault, new study finds
• Three killed, including suspect, in shooting at San Jose State University
• Alameda County residents can win up to $500 for diverting recylables, compostables from landfill
• Bay Area man battles parks officials over his bear-resistant container
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• Report: Up to 44M more uninsured under GOP budget
• PG&E could face more costly tests
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward police make arrest in counterfeiting case; San Jose `cold case' homicide goes to trial
• Dr. Deutsch Responds to Latest Allegations
• Obama in El Paso to discuss 'broken immigration system'
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• Celeb Pix: Justin Bieber vomits during his concert in Phillippines
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• Berkeley lab selects six Bay Area sites as finalists for second campus
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• California's most popular baby names: Jacob and Isabella
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver announce separation
• Filipino American WWII veteran honored for his contributions
• Sources say Naso had lurid photos
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• Stimulus money to help county homeowners
• Allegations of Abuse of Power and Conflict of Interest Against Alameda Hospital’s Dr. Robert Deutsch
• University of California considers flex tuition
• Celeb Pix: Paula Abdul's near-wardrobe malfunction
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• Live chat: Bear Talk football for Thursday, May 12, 1 p.m.
• 'A Stolen Life': Jaycee Dugard memoir set for July release
• Bankrupt homeowners shed second mortgages
• Bay Area bisexuals work for recognition in LGBT rainbow
• Blinded Sausalito sea lion takes up residence at San Francisco Zoo
• California receives $300 million in federal funds for high-speed rail
• Three Bay Area soccer players named to U.S. Women's World Cup team
• Crew subdues man banging on cockpit during flight to SFO
• Feds begin enforcement of restrictions on bombs used to scare birds, seals
• PG&E: Your helium-filled balloons can cause outages
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• War of the Robes erupts over future of California court system
• Roadshow: All about Highway 92
• Political Blotter: Stark reintroduces LGBT adoption, foster care bill
• Skepticism lingers about alcohol fee ordinance in unincorporated Alameda County
• Alameda Taxpayers Sue School District Over Parcel Tax
• Roadshow: 'Inoperative' red lights have some drivers stewing
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• Spanish golf great Seve Ballesteros dies at 54
• Alameda Point - Financial Basics
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Burglary suspect arrested inside Oakland home; Big cleanup after Cinco de Mayo vandalism in San Jose
• City to Kick-off Alameda Point Workshop Series, Including Webinar on Financing Redevelopment
• Lawsuit seeks to stop salmon fishing, just as normal season gets underway for first time in four years
• Bay Bridge operators lose $120 million in bond deal gone bad
• Alameda County alerting residents to prepare for fire season
• Experts support PG&E's plan to test pipes with water
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• Roadshow: Drivers feel bumps from state financial woes
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• California delays vote on two-track high-speed rail for Bay Area
• Ten years later, Robert Blake case still a curiosity
• With carpool perk ending for hybrids, some owners are trading up
• Stricter wine labeling rules? Put a cork in it, vintners say
• Researchers focus on salmon leaving Marin creeks to solve diminishing number of fish
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man's death may have been homicide; San Jose native who went from shelter to Super Bowl
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• Review: 'La Traviata' from Virago worth catching
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• Return of Paul's Newsstand in Alameda
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• Kiwanis of Alameda Lend Their Hands and Funds to Assist the Alameda Fire Department Senior Safety Program
• UC students show "Next Big Thing" inventions
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• Bay Area legislators relieved, thankful with bin Laden's death
• Cal reinstates men's gymnastics
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• Union City police searching for missing at-risk woman
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• Burton takes some heat for 'shooting' remark
• New Stanford business school campus opens
• Virus fells South Bay crow, raising concerns about West Nile
• Carpool lane rules change for solo drivers of hybrids
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders and NFL draft, Saturday, 9 a.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Firefighters rescue man whose car fell off cliff; San Jose police officers agree to 10 percent pay cut
• City of Alameda to Buy John Patrick’s Bar
• Celeb Pix: Kristen Wiig gets big laughs with 'Bridesmaids'
• 'ChihuahuaPalooza' at Hayward Animal Shelter next week
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• Live chat: Oakland Raiders and NFL draft, Friday, 3 p.m.
• Dugard 'relieved' by kidnappers' guilty pleas
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• Still ticked off, Burton keeps his edge
• Latino congressman says Obama administration has failed on immigration
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• Oakland City Attorney Russo set for job in Alameda
• UC Berkeley doctor charged with molesting patients
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police sergeant shoots, kills transient during fight; Online fashion line now available for dogs
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• Garridos plead guilty to kidnapping, raping Jaycee Dugard
• Safeway tops earnings expectations
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• DEA holds prescription drug take-back day on Saturday all around the Bay Area
• SunCal and City of Alameda Move to Resolve Lawsuits Through Mediation
• BART might test out later Friday night service
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• Lung association gives F's to four Bay Area counties for air quality
• UC Berkeley grad subpoenaed for court hearing in Iran
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
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• Report: Oakland Coliseum set to be re-named the Overstock.com Coliseum
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• PG&E creates a 'delay list' for customers concerned about SmartMeters
• Bill to tax soda, other sweet drinks dies in committee
• 'Surfer' magazine names UCSC to list of top surf schools
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• Facebook's plans for Menlo Park HQ: 9,400 workers in next 6 years
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• Live chat: Oakland Raiders draft preview, Tuesday, April 26 at noon
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• Alameda: Police identify victim, suspects in slaying
• Sathya Sai Baba, Hindu holy man, dies at 84
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• Second urn stolen from Alameda church has been found, police say
• Scores of elected officials receive free health care on taxpayers' dime
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• Foster youth organization opposes bill to open California's dependency courts
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• Political Blotter: Gavin Newsom has a book deal, but for how much?
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• Face of Egypt revolution tells Silicon Valley to 'change the world'
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• PG&E's top exec resigns
• Greenpeace pushes Apple, Facebook, Twitter for clean-energy data centers
• Oakland A's co-owner Lew Wolff mentioned as possible buyer of Los Angeles Dodgers
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Alameda police arrest three suspects in slaying of Oakland man
• Alameda parolees caught with weapons, police say
• Harbor Bay Isle Security are `eyes and ears' for Alameda's Bay Farm Island
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• Alameda: Police investigate homicide
• Celeb Pix: Edie Falco loves puppies!
• Obama's Facebook visit: Live updates from the scene
• UC Santa Cruz nuclear expert warns of possible meltdowns
• Puppies and dogs given up by hoarder looking for new lives in the Bay Area
• Roadshow: Potholes have Bay Area motorists fuming
• Schwarzenegger says commutation was to help friend
• Government to expand airline tarmac-delay rule
• Alameda County view ordinance moves a step closer
• The way you buy a concert ticket is about to change
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• Roadshow: FasTrak needed to get carpool discount on Bay Area bridges
• Sponsor of Mavericks big wave surf contest pulls out
• PG&E says accurate records wouldn't have prevented San Bruno blast
• Doctors keep Bryan Stow sedated to let brain heal
• East Bay family helped girl who survived Golden Gate Bridge suicide attempt
• UC admits more out-of-state freshmen
• Quake shakes Bay Area
• BART to swear in new deputy police chiefs
• Cal State East Bay gets interim president
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' competition hits the halfway point
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• PG&E faces another state probe into record keeping
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• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore fight against child sexual slavery
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• Review: Encinal's `Seussical' is delightful musical
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• Firefighters Comment on City of Alameda Budget Issues
• Residents Comment on City of Alameda Budget Issues
• Celeb Pix: Hayden Panettiere is reason enough to see 'Scream 4'
• Best reader photos: Safe, dog days, scenic Morgan Territory and more
• Park rangers use goose birth control to contain droppings problem
• Photo Slide Show: Contestants wait for the other shoe to drop during 'DWTS' elimination show
• No Response Yet From City on SunCal’s Motion for $1 million in Sanctions in Federal Lawsuit
• There's a catch
• Celeb Pix: Sean Hayes & Kristin Chenoweth make-out at GLAAD Awards
• Celeb Pix: Robyn rocks the 'New Now Next Awards'
• James Durbin survives 'Idol' shocker
• Man and teen arrested for gun possession in Alameda
• Alameda man hangs self from Miller-Sweeney Bridge
• Missing man last seen Sunday in Union City
• Brown, GOP to hit the road with budget message
• California agency slow to probe teacher misconduct
• TV minister admits affair with Monterey County schools chief -- his cousin
• Bay Area weather: Cool, cloudy, rainy today, sunny skies rest of weekend
• Ominous text message preceded Giants fan's beating
• Roadshow: Driver finds himself in a real pickle
• Federal jury now deciding Barry Bonds perjury case
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• Naval Air Station Alameda Restoration Advisory Board Meeting Tonight
• Phillip Garrido pleads not guilty in Dugard kidnapping; trial likely in August
• Barry Bonds trial: Closing arguments over, case goes to the jury
• In case of government shutdown: The mail will come, but your tax refund might not be in it
• Celeb Pix: Demi Moore visits Nepal
• Strong aftershock rattles disaster-weary Japan
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Officials' comments not helping fiscal solutions
• Judge who struck down Prop. 8 confirms he's gay
• Girls Inc. in Alameda to bestow honors
• Alameda student wins Bay Area Science Fair
• Alameda developer proposes golf course land swap
• South Bay magazine tackles tough issues facing Indian-American community
• 2 PG&E execs to step down, as utility reorganizes
• Artist turns lens on Alameda's streets
• Alameda city attorney to retire May 3
• Produce Profile: It's time to sew those seeds!
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda Public Affairs Forum This Saturday
• 2011 Earth Day Festival
• Celeb Pix: Does Fergie say Avon to you?
• Barry Bonds trial: Former Bonds trainer Anderson asks judge to free him
• Oakland double-shooting suspect surrenders to police
• James Durbin a true 'American Idol' in the eyes of Tourette's sufferers
• Early warning for earthquakes on West Coast possible
• Jerry Brown's list of state parks closures remains a closely held secret
• Dell to hire 'hundreds' in Silicon Valley expansion
• Release date set for man in Chowchilla bus kidnapping
• Obama to hold Facebook town hall; kicks off campaign fundraising in Bay Area
• Roadshow: Fruit stands slow spring drive along Highway 152
• The prosecution rests in Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Gov. Brown will take dire budget message directly to Californians
• Voros: Self-serve checkouts rely on your free labor
• City Seeks Direction on Secondhand Smoke Law
• Celeb Pix: Marisa Tomei vs. Kim Kardashian, who's hotter?
• Photo slide show: Stars rise and fall on 'DWTS' Storytelling night
• Best reader photos: Run! It's heading towards you, a fishy smooch, toppled tree and more.
• Rewards in case of beaten Giants fan reach $50K
• Roadshow: Some want cellphones confiscated when drivers violate hands-free law.
• Phillip Garrido expected to plead guilty in Jaycee Dugard kidnapping, attorney says
• Republican assemblyman promotes immigration bill
• Sick juror delays Bonds trial, but mysterious new tape sparks legal maneuvering
• Feds probe privacy violations involving smartphone app data
• A.G. Ferrari Food files for bankruptcy
• Vacaville pilot died doing what he loved, friend says
• East Bay unionists rally for Wisconsin workers, Martin Luther King Jr.
• School District Asks For, Receives, Extension to File Measure H Appeal Brief
• Barry Bonds trial: Judge says new tape almost entirely "inadmissible or irrelevant"
• Celeb Pix: Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban being cute on the red carpet
• Statewide crackdown starts Monday on motorists who text message or talk on cell phones
• More Southwest flights canceled, including five in Bay Area
• Giants fan attacked at Dodger Stadium remains in a coma
• California tsunami damage estimate increases
• Recreational salmon season opens after a three-year lull
• Pilot identified in fatal plane crash near Oakland Airport
• Oakland Raiders receiver Louis Murphy charged with three misdemeanors after Florida arrest
• Hero pit bull looking for a home
• Barry Bonds perjury trial reaches 9th inning
• Jennie-O recalls 55,000 pounds of turkey burgers
• Political Blotter: Watchdogs say Oakland, SF police should shun FBI
• Services to unemployed, low-income residents threatened by federal grant cuts
• Mercury in new light bulbs not being recycled, escaping to environment
• Photo slide show: Taylor Swift and Miranda Lambert win big in Vegas at the 46th Annual ACM Awards
• Slide show: East Bay boys and girls basketball players of the year
• 2011 Spring Egg Scramble
• City Manager Selection on City Council Agenda Again Next Week
• Celeb Pix: Russell Brand comedian of the year?
• Adoptable Pets: Homeless pets need helping hand from people
• Alameda artist showcases environment in Oakland exhibit
• Bay Area heat breaks records, but cool is on the way
• Grateful Dead's Lesh eyes Marin music venue
• Turns out cougars killed Napa sheep
• Roadshow: Speeding and cheating in carpool lane in a construction zone is not wise
• Best of days, worst of days for Bonds prosecution
• Gov. Brown unveils pension reforms
• Oakland A's reach agreement to broadcast games on FM station
• Google, Apple asked to ban apps for drunken-driving checkpoints
• Drive less, save more
• Celeb Pix: Christina Hendricks vs. Kim Kardashian, who's sexier?
• Bankruptcy looms in Alameda's future
• Carrying the `Flame of Hope' to Alameda
• reStore's big warehouse sale to help others
• U.S. Army Field Band coming to Alameda
• Barry Bonds trial: Former assistant says she saw Anderson give Bonds a shot
• My Word: Swanson's view on public unions at odds with reality
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda community calendar
• Thoughts on the Run: Must we fust? I think not
• Alamedans work to help Japanese tsunami victims
• Alameda city briefs
• Thieves steal copper wire from electrical boxes
• Towata Park Clean-Up
• Prosecutors drawing close to finishing perjury case against Barry Bonds
• Overall compensation of PG&E execs declines following a lousy year
• End of California's drought signals a good time to hit the slopes
• New Stanford Research Center to solve tragic mystery of prematurity
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward fire blamed on rags; Half Moon Bay policing left to Sheriff's Office
• Alameda County sets schedule for redistricting
• House Republicans seek IRS probe of AARP
• People: Lindsay Lohan won't face charges in rehab clinic fracas
• Planning Board Shoots Self in the Pedicure
• Google High-speed Fiber for Communities Going to Kansas City
• Celeb Pix: Snooki the wrestler?
• Barry Bonds trial: Jury see evidence Bonds tested positive for "the clear"
• Google: FTC orders 20 years of consumer privacy protections
• Firefighters contain Alameda boat fire
• Study: Marin named California's healthiest county
• Last flights from Japan land at Travis Air Force Base
• Home values drop in Bay Area, other big metro areas
• Commercial defaults not fading away, Pleasanton office complex latest in series of foreclosures
• Roadshow: Parking lot plight of 'Angry Senior Driver' floods Roadshow
• Stanford admits just 7 percent of applicants
• California Assembly approves higher renewable energy standard
• An attempt to unravel the mystery of Major League Baseball's A's riddle
• Mussel quarantine issued for California coast after two toxins detected
• Meg Whitman joins venture firm Kleiner Perkins
• Bonds trial: Giambi brothers say Anderson supplied them with 'the cream' and 'the clear'
• Planning Board Public Hearing Regarding 1348 Weber Street
• Photo slide show: First to go from 'DWTS', no love for radio talk show host and DJ, 'Psycho Mike' Catherwood
• School Boundary Changes on AUSD Agenda Tonight
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Prosecutor says crimes common at Berkeley High; Authorities kill mountain lion in Redwood City
• Barry Bonds trial: Giambi says Anderson recommended undetectable steroid
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga's eye-opening nun outfit
• Russo is top contender for Alameda city manager job
• Dig, Probe, Dig: Inside the Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• Bracketed by Highway 1 slides, tourists and residents trapped in Big Sur
• Best reader photos: Rain brings the floods, happy squirrel, beautiful views of Pacifica and more
• Photo slide show: Libyan rebels retreat from Gadhafi loyalist rocket and tank shelling
• California's drought is over -- everywhere but the state capitol
• Alameda County faces district 'tweaks'
• SolarTech to unveil "Great California Solar Challenge"
• Scientists at UC-Berkeley keep watch on Japan radiation levels from a campus rooftop
• Roadshow: CHP cracking down statewide on speeders
• Ex-mistress testifies at Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' Mike 'Psycho' Catherwood improves, Ralph Macchio stays on top
• Planning Board Public Hearing Regarding 1348 Webster Street
• Special Closed-session City Council Meeting Regarding City Manager on Tuesday Night
• Broussard bursts into laughter describing 2007 slaying
• Bay Biz Buzz: Pleasanton's Ellie Mae file for $74 mil IPO
• Barry Bonds trial: Bell says Bonds' body changed around 1999-2001
• Celeb Pix: These chicks dig David Hasselhoff
• Silicon Valley investors using social media to raise money for Japan tsunami relief
• Bay Bridge standoff defendant sentenced
• I-880 lanes reopened in Oakland after emergency repairs
• Photo slide show: Rebels push towards Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte, regain control over a number of oil terminals and fields.
• Bonds trial: Steroids, lies and orchidometers were story line in first week
• iPad gives new hope to special-needs families
• New California hotline provides free legal advice for elderly victims of domestic abuse
• State raiding federal matching funds would hurt trauma care centers in Alameda County
• Political Blotter: Lawmakers: Eat California grown, aid the economy
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of March 14
• 2.2 magnitude earthquake shakes the Geysers in Sonoma
• Ice Age mammoth bones found in Monterey County
• California students continue to score poorly on fitness tests
• Budget fight targets for-profit colleges, but nonprofit Patten gets swept up
• Another slide closes Highway 1 farther south in Big Sur
• High rates of drug-resistant 'superbug' in Los Angeles County hospitals
• Live blog: CIF State basketball championships in Sacramento, all day Saturday
• Live blog: CIF state basketball championship: St. Joseph/Notre Dame vs. St. Bernard, Friday, 1:30 p.m.
• Barry Bonds perjury trial wraps for the week with anti-doping expert, estranged friend
• Second lawsuit alleging abuse filed against former Bay Area swim coach
• Roadshow: A rule of the road some get wrong
• Brown: Unions should be open to GOP concessions
• Yosemite park reopens, still has no power
• Bay Area weather: Sun! Just not today
• Upcoming Meetings on Alameda City Manager Candidates
• Powerful storm causing power outages, flooding, numerous accidents
• Brown signs big budget cuts measures
• Heavy rain, strong winds cause East Bay floods, power outages
• Yoshi's engineer goes on rampage at the Oakland location
• Produce Profile: Time to dig out the gardening tools
• Census: San Jose retains status as 10th largest city; Plato, Mo., is center of U.S. population;
• DUI checkpoint nets three drivers, Alameda police say
• Alameda doughnut shop closing after 26 years
• Alameda writers devote efforts to mental health
• Alameda community calendar
• Alameda city briefs
• Adoptable Pets: Get free microchips for pets on April 9
• Alameda council continues search for new city manager
• Alameda Worship Services
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda Rent Review Advisory Committee Accepting Applicants
• Celeb Pix: Chris Brown is all smiles
• Barry Bonds trial: Witness says he knew of Bonds' steroid use in 1999
• Appeals court refuses to allow same-sex marriages to proceed
• Mohammad Qayoumi is new president of San José State University
• Best reader photos: Well-trained cat, a couple glimmers of spring and more
• Photo slide show: 12 days after the tsunami: Tap water contaminated, clean up and recovery continues.
• Heavy rain disrupts Bay Area commute; more showers in forecast
• Roadshow: Response time better on 911 cellphone calls
• Castro Valley man missing since Feb. 23
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Report: Many Bay Area bridges and overpasses need more maintenance
• Trace amounts of radiation found on West Coast
• Brown considering other paths on taxes as Republicans stand firm in talks
• Cal State East Bay president may be on move
• Photo slide show: Elizabeth Taylor's life in pictures
• Habitat for Humanity Warehouse Liquidation at Alameda Point
• Hundreds of military family members land in Bay Area after evacuating from Japan
• Barry Bonds trial: Anderson ordered back to jail for refusing to testify
• Celeb Pix: Charlie Sheen kisses Jimmy Kimmel
• CSU to enroll 10,000 fewer students amid budget cuts
• Federal judge rejects Google books deal as going 'too far'
• California's global warming law takes a hit
• Roadshow: Police, victims can get a driver's cell phone, texting records
• Japan quake serves as reminder for Californians
• Photo slide show: Family members and Japan's Self-Defense Ground Force conduct burial ceremonies
• Yosemite may have no power for 6 days
• United plane allowed to fly to San Francisco without repairs
• Judge ends 21-year-old suit on California inmate abuse
• California senate panel weighs nuclear safety after quake
• Closed stretch of Highway 1 due to open in April
• Photo slide show: Allied bombing of Libya continues as rebels still not ready to move forward
• Alameda Municipal Power to Issue RFP for Study of Electricity Rates and Technology Trends
• Jerry Brown checks in on budget over YouTube
• Celeb Pix: Selena Gomez all grown up
• Japan's disaster toll rises with 18,000 deaths
• Photo slide show: As workers discover more bodies Japan turns to mass graves to bury the dead.
• Worst of the Bay Area downpours are over, but expect more rain
• Alameda: Coast Guard honors two men for saving life of 14-year-old boy
• Roadshow: Win a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• Marathon doctor: don't push yourself, know your body and rest if you need to
• Barry Bonds faces his biggest game
• California GOP in little mood to cooperate
• Photo slide show: Gadhafi vows to fight as allied air strikes and cruise missiles hit key targets
• Berkeley wins going away against Carondelet in NorCal girls basketball final
• De La Salle High rallies to beat top-seeded Castro Valley, takes CIF NorCal Division I regional championship
• East Bay tops among California's most diverse places
• Two memorial services planned for former Oakland A's outfielder Mitchell Page
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball finals, Saturday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
• California looking for signs of contamination in grass-eating cows
• Alameda-based Celera bought for $671 million
• Court opinion upholding California's physical education requirement will stand
• Alameda’s Celera to be Acquired by New Jersey’s Quest Diagnostics
• Celeb Pix: What does Ivanka Trump know about shoes?
• Tornado warning expires for San Mateo County; storm headed toward East Bay
• Saturday's 'supermoon' closest to the Earth since 1993
• Landslide closes picturesque Highway 1
• Photo slide show: Survivors observe moment of silence
• New Field Poll finds Californians favor pension cuts
• Bay Area weather: Rain, hail, clouds, high surf advisory
• California legislature OK's $14 billion in budget cuts
• Charlie Sheen tour coming to S.F. April 30 -- tickets on sale Saturday.
• Wife: Muhammad Ali willing to visit Iran to free hikers
• Japan's nuke-plant battle may take weeks, U.S. says
• Witnesses share details of death at Mavericks
• Bay Area 'vision' plan sees 2 million more people, 902,000 more homes and fewer cars
• Newark teen wounded in shooting
• Japanese try helicopters, water cannons to cool overheated reactor
• East Bay home prices fall, attracting cash buyers
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cash buyers flood Bay Area home market as prices fall; San Jose tax preparer accused of stealing clients' refunds
• Dave Newhouse: Silent film star is 'the last one still standing'
• Digging on Caldecott fourth bore now from both directions
• California health officials dispute model of radioactive plume reaching state Friday
• Celeb Pix: Matthew Morrison is one dapper gent
• Apple iPhone software loses speed test to Google's Android
• Alameda writers devote efforts to mental-health issues
• Deadline nears for Citizen's Police Academy
• Alameda Women Artists present student awards, exhibit
• Police search for man who assaulted girl on way to school
• Adoptable Pets: Pets need emergency preparation, too
• City, school district, to mull over future of Island's pools
• Gallant, Highsmith file claims against the city
• Letters to the editor
• Japan denies U.S. report that plant's spent fuel rods are dry
• Oakland parents, teachers, students organize walk for peace and safety
• County approves $2 million for former NUMMI worker training
• Alameda Unified School District Special Closed-session Meeting Tonight
• Alameda Ordered to Update Sewers
• Attempted Kidnapping Near Washington Elementary School Yesterday
• Feinstein introduces bill to repeal Defense of Marriage Act, recognize same-sex marriages
• Eleven women to be added to Alameda County's Hall of Fame
• NCAA tournament questions to debate
• Rabbits abandoned in Hayward up for adoption
• CalPERS leaves key assumption unchanged, avoiding rate hike
• Japan denies U.S. report that plant's spent fuel rods are dry
• Bonds case: Judge to rule if jury should hear voice mails to ex-girlfriend
• Celeb Pix: Orlando Bloom gets into the cologne business
• Blue Shield of California cancels proposed rate hike
• Roadshow: Road boulders and speeders both come under attack
• 10-year-old girl approached by man on way to Alameda school
• Apple moves to prevent kids from racking up iTunes bills
• Photo slide show: Rescuers work through snow and cold in Japan
• CSU tells students studying in Japan to come home
• Prosecutors urge judge to allow threatening voicemails in Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Former City Attorney Files Claim Against City of Alameda
• Oakland, Alameda most vulnerable to tsunami within San Francisco Bay
• New reactor fire as Japan works to contain threat
• DA may investigate countywide assistance program
• BioTime Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2010 Financial Results
• Union: California school districts issue 19,000 teacher pink slips so far
• San Jose man arrested in Union City after chase
• Brown accuses 'extreme elements" in GOP of bullying tactics
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Bay Biz Buzz: eBay lowers listing fees for 2nd time in a year
• Fremont teen has been found
• South Bay animal shelters overflowing with chihuahuas
• Celeb Pix: Justin Bieber gets waxed
• Dockworker loses legs after tragic accident at Port of Oakland
• Photo slide show: Japan survivors pull together for cleanup, recovery and each other
• Best reader photos: A good book makes a dog happy, watching Tweety, beautiful signs of spring and more
• Salmon sportfishing season returns to normal on California coast
• Could Japan-style nuclear crisis happen in California?
• As gas prices soar, transit ridership improves
• State Controller’s Report Faults Redevelopment Agencies for Missed School Payments
• Finger pointing mars budget talks
• Former JFK professor sues over firing she says was prompted by burlesque show
• Homes sit empty across East Bay
• Could Japan-style nuclear crisis happen in California?
• Roadshow: The cost of a DUI ticket can run as much as $13,000
• Celeb Pix: Irina Shayk in sheer lace for newest XTi collection
• High gas prices will stick around for quite some time
• East Bay school districts grapple with budget scenarios ranging from flat to catastrophic
• Photo slide show: Rescue, recovery and cleanup efforts underway in Japan
• Political Blotter: Bay Area lawmakers decried domestic terrorism hearing
• Brown seeking ideal conditions for tax question
• Moment of truth nears for PG&E
• Former Oakland A's slugger Mitchell Page dies at 59
• High school students follow Buddhist faith, seek donations for Japan disaster relief
• Roadshow: Slow traffic needs to move right on expressways and highways
• Photo slide show: Death toll rises in Japan, survivors in need of food and water
• Give 'Em Hill: Living in real reality
• Dennis Green, 1940-2011
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball playoffs, Saturday, 6 p.m.
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of March 7
• Photo slide show: Quake and tsunami devastation in Japan
• Slide show: Golden State Warriors beat Orlando Magic in overtime
• City of Alameda to Appropriate $1.3 million in Federal Funds for Islander Hotel
• Ann Marie Gallant Files Claim Against City of Alameda
• Alameda soldier reported killed in Afghanistan
• Celeb Pix: Is Matthew McConaughey looking gaunt?
• Tsunami: Santa Cruz harbor dock destroyed, man swept out to sea near Klamath River
• Raw video: Tsunami wave hits Emeryville
• Oakland A's Hideki Matsui expresses sympathy, concern for Japan after devasting earthquake
• Golden Gate Bridge: High school student survives jump, may have been dared
• Photo slide show: Low land residents evacuate others watch the tsunami come in
• Photo slide show: Hawaii in tsunami path
• Live chat: Tsunami warning for Bay Area in aftermath of Japan's 8.9 earthquake
• Major tsunami damage in N Japan after 8.9 quake
• For-profit colleges could lose eligibility for Cal Grants money
• Kaiser tops HMO report card
• Raided Bay Area card clubs get OK to reopen
• Photo slide show: Japanese earthquake and tsunami causes extensive damage
• PUC orders PG&E to let customers opt out of SmartMeter program
• Census to bring change to Bay Area political landscape
• Alameda: Children evacuated after fire at day care center
• 65 tons of dead fish removed from Redondo Beach marina, 30 stinking tons left
• BART names police review board members
• Review: Aim to see 'Urinetown' at Alameda High
• Putting the spotlight on bullying
• Private patient advocates help navigate health care system
• Alameda Food Bank's director leaving after six years
• Magic of the Rabbit: Alameda's Lunar New Year celebration features family fun
• Alameda students digging up history
• Feds to loosen restrictions on salmon fishing
• Laid off Alameda County court employees win jobs back
• Beleaguered Alameda County-wide assistance group dissolves
• Bay Area girls meet with Obama at White House anti-bullying conference
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball playoffs in-game updates, Thursday, 7 p.m.
• Counterfeit bills turn up on Park Street, Alameda police say
• New find: color photos of 1906 quake aftermath
• Alameda Police Recover Portion of Stolen Human Remains
• Alameda County takes over land from redevelopment agency
• Brown will miss state budget deadline
• Ashes stolen from Alameda church recovered in Oakland
• New Bay Bridge projects OK'd to speed completion
• Net neutrality: House panel votes to repeal new FCC Internet rules
• Celeb Pix: Aaron Eckhart takes on the alien invasion
• Roadshow: Don't blame gas station owners for rising gas prices
• Pummeled by life, East Bay student decides to fight the system
• San Mateo DA to look at PG&E seismic work
• East Bay counselor a fugitive after fleeing molestation trial
• Counting great white sharks — not exactly your traditional census
• Census 2010: Bay Area slower-growing, more diverse
• Family still hopeful of finding missing Castro Valley man
• Photo slide show: Fight in Libya escalates, pipeline and oil storage facility hit
• The Next Parcel Tax
• Alameda: First precinct results show parcel tax just barely passing
• Measure A Election Results
• Smartphone apps can save gas money
• Bay Area's growth slowed to a crawl, census finds
• BART regains some lost ridership as economy improves
• Bay Area gas prices jump 48 cents in one month
• Business leaders urge legislators to make a deal
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball playoffs, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
• Alameda police remain puzzled about stolen ashes
• Double-digit jobless rate staying
• Live chat: Cal football coach Jeff Tedford, Wednesday, March 16 at 3:30 p.m.
• Judge weighs whether to keep juror information under wraps in Bonds perjury trial
• Celeb Pix: Ben Affleck goes to Washington
• Alameda County backs off proposed alcohol ordinance
• Roadshow: Slower traffic move right, even on expressways
• California realtors complain that banks make short sales difficult
• Vote “No” on Measure A
• Census releases California results Tuesday
• Tesla to release a Model S with 300-mile range
• Brown admits Thursday deadline for California budget unlikely
• Alameda: Police investigate theft of human ashes
• New drought water supply on line for East Bay
• Alameda County official will answer questions on health inequities
• Bay Area job growth gains momentum in 2010
• Berkeley lab gets 21 proposals for second site
• Fatal shooting in West Sacramento prompts outcry among Sikhs, Muslims
• Celeb Pix: What is Nicole Richie wearing?
• California redevelopment agencies blasted in state audit
• Castro Valley man reported missing
• Brown says he does not have GOP votes for budget
• Bonds trial: Judge allows steroids testimony of former players
• I-880 crash in San Lorenzo injures five
• New Toastmasters Club for Alameda Job Seekers
• Roadshow: Parking crunch at San Jose airport will ease
• Information sought in shooting of two Sikh men in Northern California
• Belmont teen reigns over wildlife-calling competition
• California to cancel sale of transportation bonds, work near 85-101, on I-880 and I-580 face delays
• Photo slide show: Fighting intensifies as Libya forces halt rebels advance towards Tripoli
• Roadshow: Summer blend of gas about to reach Bay Area stations
• Give 'Em Hill: Patron of the aerosol arts
• PG&E using Cow Palace to check documents
• Pelosi calls for port investments to create jobs
• Oakland police release forensic renderings of a 1980 cold-case victim
• Budget deadline up in air as legislators maneuver
• Peninsula SPCA seeks homes for cats rescued from filthy Southern California storage unit
• Jurors must lay off Twitter, Facebook, iPhones and all else for Barry Bonds trial
• Hazelnuts recalled because of E. coli threat
• Alameda Job Seekers Have a New Opportunity Forum
• Live blog: NCS Div. III boys basketball final: El Cerrito vs. San Marin, 8 p.m.
• Live blog: NCS basketball finals at Saint Mary's College, Saturday beginning at 2 p.m.
• Brown's budget plan gets key endorsement from Bay Area business leaders
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of March 3
• Alameda County Property Taxes Due Soon
• Former Raiders' first-round pick charged with murder
• Yes on A Campaign Filing Complaints
• Danville police seeking public's help to solve thefts
• New Bay Bridge tower nearing completion
• Britney's free S.F. concert set for March 27
• Oakland man leads police on high-speed chase with infant unprotected in front seat
• Elderly Fremont woman is missing
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Lopez proves she's still got abs
• Adoptable Pets: Dog Bone Alley in Alameda to host animal shelter event
• Live blog: NCS basketball championships in-game updates, Friday, 6:30 p.m.
• NTSB hearings may lead to changes in gas industry
• Man who worked on San Bruno pipeline that blew up half century later sheds new light
• Bay Area weather: Mostly sunny until Sunday
• Husband arrested in wild ride assault says he did it, wants to plead guilty
• U.S. Education secretary advises states to put students first when making education cuts
• Driver arrested on suspicion of DUI after eight-car crash on Highway 101
• Where to Vote on Measure A
• Protesters chain themselves together at UC Berkeley building
• BART riders unhappy about dirty seats
• Alameda artist lets music be his muse
• Alameda man accused of attempted murder after assault
• Celeb Pix: Mike Tyson gives Jimmy Fallon a nuggie
• Vallejo fast-food restaurant employee stabbed during altercation
• Police searching for missing Albany student believed to be armed
• Council continues search for city manager
• Application due Friday for Lawrence laboratory campus
• Alameda voters decide Measure A on Tuesday
• Sittin' on the rocks of the Bay
• Apple, Google top Fortune's 'Most Admired' list
• Sacramento shooting victim believed to be skinhead leader
• California chamber says it could support tax vote
• Cleaner winter air for Bay Area results in fewer no burn days, violations
• The thrill of comic books still draws fans
• Life on the Island: Plenty of action on and off stage at Altarena Playhouse
• Alameda County Property Taxes Due April 10th
• NCS BOYS BASKETBALL: San Marin 51, Bishop O'Dowd 46
• Alameda Museum presents "The Tao of Metal" by metal sculptor Feng Jin
• Bay Area raids target suspected gangs, gambling activity
• Celeb Pix: Johnny Depp's wacky fashion sense
• Live scoreboard: NCS basketball playoffs, Wednesday, March 2
• Federal investigators struggle with how to prevent another San Bruno disaster
• Apple's Jobs unveils iPad 2
• Fire damages Alameda apartment
• Supreme Court rules fundamentalist church members can protest at military funerals
• Brown-Forman to sell Fetzer Vineyards for $238M
• Confusion and chaos at PG&E on night of San Bruno explosion
• Northern California food supplier recalls chicken, pork products
• Body found in Central California canal is suspected kidnapper
• Blue Shield says review supports California rate hikes
• Roadshow: Fremont testing back-in, angled parking
• Real Estate Developer Calls for End to Redevelopment Agencies
• Investigator who helped solve the mystery of Castro Valley's Jane Doe hangs up his badge.
• Bay Biz Buzz: Williams tapped for top Fed post in S.F.
• California attorney general asks court to lift gay marriage stay
• Barry Bonds again pleads not guilty to perjury charges
• PG&E officials grilled about automatic shut off valves
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs in-game updates, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Stars come out to honor Alec Baldwin
• Water in Sierra snowpack remains above average
• Outages for Bank of America's online customers
• Best reader photos: Speak no evil, see a little evil raccoon, feline figures out a faucet, a rattler and more
• New California program offers homeowners rebates for making energy-efficient improvements
• Photo slide show: Opponents to Libya leader Qaddafi hold their ground against loyalists
• Google Street View now goes places cars can't
• Santa Cruz County ground zero for SmartMeter opposition
• Abandoned Chihuahuas to take plane from SF to NYC
• Alameda Rotary Club Holds Measure A Forum Today
• Photo slide show: Jane Russell through the years
• Missing Castro Valley teen found safe Monday
• Jaycee Dugard kidnap suspects have fully confessed, attorney says
• 106 jobs cut from Alameda firm
• Don Perata, Lance Armstrong team up on cigarette-tax initiative
• Voros: Speculators, not demand, driving up oil prices
• Roadshow: As fuel prices rise, credit card limits at pump frustrate drivers
• Lawyer: Garridos confessed in Jaycee Dugard kidnap
• San Jose Olympian wants to sell gold medals
• Federal hearings into San Bruno blast reflect concern about nation's pipelines
• Google says it's working to restore lost Gmail messages
• Former eBay CEO, governor candidate Meg Whitman joins Zipcar's board
• Antioch man in Bay Bridge standoff pleads guilty
• Lance Armstrong backs California tobacco tax initiative
• SFO considers ban on panhandlers
• Iran diplomat hopes judges will expedite U.S. hikers case
• John Russo’s SunCal Connection
• Photo slide show: The 83rd Annual Academy Awards
• Alameda Resident Files Complaint Against AUSD Superintendent Kirsten Vital
• Photo slide show: Red carpet arrivals at the 83rd Academy Awards
• Don’t Just Sit Back and Do Nothing on Measure A
• Give 'Em Hill: Getting the cold shoulder
• 11 Reasons Why You Should Vote “No” on Measure A
• 11 Reasons to Vote No on Measure A
• Cricket fans lose sleep over World Cup
• Photo slide show: Our readers' weather photos
• Google under fire for search results
• Photo slide show: Weather: Will the rain turn to snow in the Bay Area
• Live scoreboard: NCS basketball playoffs, Friday, Feb. 25
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs in-game updates, scores on Friday, 7 p.m.
• NCAA puts Cal men's basketball on two years' probation
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton can't pass up a gala ... ever
• All of California now linked up to immigration enforcement network
• 'American Idol': Top 24 includes Bay Area's Durbin, Megia
• Roadshow: Metering lights speed up I-880 commute
• Breast cancer conference March 5 in San Francisco
• Cold front will bring hazards with possible snowfall, weather observers warn
• NTSB chief concerned about rash of pipeline cases
• Prosecutors offer final outline of evidence at Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Settlement may temporarily ease conflict over Delta water supplies
• Rumors confirmed: Oakland city attorney wants out
• No More Money Maintaining Business as Usual at AUSD
• Alameda Recreation and Park Department News - February 24, 2011
• Community Service Project of Kiwanis Club of Alameda
• Oakland Tech's grand piano is getting repaired
• Brown urges Republicans to follow his lead on tax vote
• Celeb Pix: David Beckham's fancy footwork
• San Leandro victim dies after being stabbed
• Transit operators could save costs by sharing administrative work, MTC says
• Alameda: Haight Elementary's brush with reality TV
• Former priest found in Alameda faces extradition to Ireland
• Keeping Ella Rose's memory alive
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda shelter's dog houses are overflowing
• Counterfeit bills reported on Alameda's Park Street
• Sale of Alameda Towne Centre gives city a financial boost
• Alameda couple's online business gets creative buzz
• Alameda cty manager candidates narrowed to three
• Paul L. Jones, longtime Alameda physician, dies at 94
• Alameda city briefs
• Vehicle break-ins on Bay and other streets
• Miss Alameda, Jessica Robinson, Wraps-up Filming for “Recycle Woman,” Moves on to Editing
• Alameda League of Women Voters Trying to Cover up for AUSD
• Newark man shot Wednesday
• Warriors to acquire Troy Murphy from New Jersey for Brandan Wright, Dan Gadzuric
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs updates, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Is Lindsay Lohan showing too much skin for court?
• Public Information Forum Tonight at Encinal High School
• Measure A Public Information Forum Tonight
• State Legislative Analyst Office Spars With California Redevelopment Association
• Celeb Pix: Brooklyn Decker is all legs on red carpet
• Dumbarton Bridge crash causing severe traffic jam
• Live NCS basketball scoreboard, first round (Tuesday)
• Best reader photos: Beautiful scenics, a cat that prays, college rugby and more
• State bill would sack California high-speed rail board members
• Money is gone, but Proposition 36's drug-treatment mandate remains
• Live blog: NCS basketball playoffs in-game updates, scores on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 7 p.m.
• Time for Alameda SOS to Celebrate? Not so Fast.
• A teenage refugee with Silicon Valley Dreams
• Alameda Museum presents "The Tao of Metal" by metal sculptor Feng Jin
• Alameda 'Yes on A' Campaign Cheats High School Student
• Political Blotter: Lawmakers urge banks to allow aid for jobless
• San Leandro's Nonito Donaire wins WBO, WBC bantamweight titles by TKO
• Rain Swamps Alameda
• Live chat: NCS basketball seeding meeting results, Sunday, 3 p.m.
• Brown praises Legislature for tough cuts
• PG&E's treatment of San Bruno pipe questioned
• Equipment problem contributes to BART delays
• Measure A Forum, Wednesday, February 23rd, Encinal High School
• California study: Many students in eighth-grade algebra not prepared for it
• Are some bigwigs too big for Facebook?
• Obama dinner with Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and other tech titans sparks talk but not much information
• Alaska Air adds flights linking Bay Area, Maui
• Last of Bay, Golden Gate bridges workers dies
• Delta waterway nearly clear of junk, toxic debris
• AC Transit drivers push for more protection after North Richmond shooting
• Report: Bay Area cities used redevelopment cash for other purposes
• Governor's newest ally? A 'fur ball' with charm
• Chris Mullin, Al Attles, Tara VanDerveer among basketball Hall of Fame finalists
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton kissing on the red carpet
• New detour on Bay Bridge to open in steps in May and early 2012
• Dugger's future as BART boss uncertain
• Barbara Lee, Ron Paul float bill to end Afghanistan war
• Special Closed Session Weekend City Council Meeting Tomorrow
• Castro Valley boys beat O'Dowd to win HAAL basketball title
• Measure A Secret Data Provider Revealed
• Heavy storm hits North Bay, headed to South Bay by afternoon
• Alameda’s Wind River to Work With McAfee on Security for Mobile Devices
• East Bay home sales sluggish as prices fall
• Celeb Pix: What is Kim Kardashian wearing?
• Photo slide show: Rain, wind and snow above 2500 feet continues to pound the Bay Area
• Council set to interview city manager candidates
• City leaders OK agreements for Alameda Landing
• Sarah O'Neal Rush speaks at Alameda's St. Joseph Notre Dame for Black History Month
• Alameda city briefs
• Search leads to four arrests, Alameda police say
• Alameda Calendar
• My Word: Why I'm voting no to a tax increase
• Letter Correction
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Alameda Chamber of Commerce endorses Measure A
• My Word: Bring Berkeley Lab to Alameda Point
• Obama meets with Silicon Valley tech elite
• Bipartisan coalition warns California must reduce its 'addiction' to oil
• Borders closing Alameda and other Bay Area stores
• Prince will play Oracle Arena Feb. 21 and 23 -- tickets on sale Friday
• Celeb Pix: Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue brings out the ladies
• Google Art Project sees world, but not California
• Agricultural pilots pushing for tougher rules to mark, light up hard-to-see towers
• Surfer Jay Moriarity biopic under way; movie to be named 'Mavericks'
• Report: Raiders sign Richard Seymour to two-year contract
• Republicans push for cutting funds for new Bay Area rail lines
• Drummond: Bill Russell, part of McClymond's legacy, awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Home Depot hiring in Bay Area
• Delta Planners: State promises more water than nature provides
• Roadshow: Finally, I-880 meters through San Jose will be turned on
• Barry Bonds perjury trial: Federal judge allows key tape recording
• GM recalling Cadillac CTS over vehicle handling
• Alameda Free Library Programs and Events for March 2011
• Routes for high-speed rail segment from Stockton to San Jose stirs debate
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna heats up the BRIT Awards
• Chain stores operating in California face lawsuits after ZIP code ruling
• Best reader photos: Goose mirror image, owl with prey, beautiful sunsets and more
• CEO says Google 'very proud' of Egyptian exec
• 2 Senate seats give first test for California's new open primary
• East Bay city halls become chapels of love
• BART extension to San Jose gets a $130 million boost
• CSU urged to give priority to local students
• California legislation would ban sale of shark fin
• Barry Bonds case: Attorneys playing hardball with perjury trial looming
• New report details deep cuts to California schools, public safety if taxes fail
• Body of missing Delta fisherman found
• AC Transit to begin search for new general manager
• Few are happy with the president's budget plan
• Roadshow: Work will last several years near 85-101 interchange
• Measure A Based on Fraudulent Plan B
• Live chat: Cal Bears basketball standout Harper Kamp, Wednesday, 3:15 p.m.
• Measure A Based on Fraudulent Plan B
• GOP trying to kill Delta restrictions meant to preserve salmon, other fish
• Valentine's Day balloon strikes power line, causes outage in downtown Concord
• UC receives an F for public records transparency in statewide audit
• Celeb Pix: Emma Watson is a child no more
• Pediatrics report details risks from energy drinks
• Roadshow: School zone crackdown this week
• Grammy react: Eminem, Keith Urban, Katy Perry
• Caldecott Tunnel: Digging in deep
• New chairman brings changes to HP
• Cows or condos?
• Political Blotter: Bill would mandate random city audits
• Gas for $4 a gallon?
• Broadway Management Installs Alameda’s First Public Chargepoint Station for Electric Vehicles at 1516 Oak Street
• Photo slide show: The 53rd annual Grammy Awards
• Fair Tax Proponents Release Timeline Showing How Erwin & Muir Crafted School Closure Plan
• Alameda Kiwanis Adopt a Classroom Participation
• Photo slide show: Most walk into the Grammys, Lady Gaga travels by egg
• Photo slide show: 'The King's Speech rules at BAFTA
• Oakland Raiders' Michael Bush arrested for driving while intoxicated
• Repeat sex offender Cary Verse sent to state mental hospital
• Chabot to hold special film viewing
• Do you live in an earthquake fault zone? Find out with new online maps
• Bay Area reaction: 'extremely proud of the Egyptian people'
• Bonds to be arraigned March 1 on latest indictment against him
• Celeb Pix: Ciara Harris defines sexy
• Cal baseball team not ready to give up the fight
• Former Oakland A's manager Chuck Tanner dies at 82
• Oakland man accused of shooting two Tracy men on America's Most Wanted list
• Military veterans see hope in staving off cuts to county offices
• Alameda County Sheriff's Office asks for help finding woman
• Cal eliminates baseball, men's gymnastics
• Minority leaders protest hiring practices at Silicon Valley tech companies
• Travelers, mark your calendars: SFO's new terminal opens April 14
• Bay Area weather: Sunny weekend, wet for return-to-work Monday
• Alameda Public Affairs Forum on Net Neutrality Tomorrow
• Celeb Pix: Janelle Monae's hair is amazing
• My Word: Measure A invests in our schools and community
• Cal athletics: Coach says it appears favorable that all five cut sports will be reinstated
• Officials seeking input on new city manager
• Alameda school district leaders hear about former Island High School site
• Alameda school board renews BASE charter
• Alameda girl, 12, has published two children's books
• Making art bigger than life
• My Word: Investing in our children's education is critical
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Voters must save Alameda's schools
• Produce Profile: Unusual roots for the adventurous
• Alameda police warn against identity theft
• Adoptable Pets: Why not share good weather with a new friend?
• Alameda Calendar
• Alameda City Briefs
• Bay Area foreclosures jump in January
• San Jose stage will test Tour of California cyclists
• AUSD Parcel Tax Guide
• Measure A Parcel Tax Voting Guide
• Alameda Journal caves to pressure from "Yes on A" campaign
• Alameda’s Wind River Plays Role in Carrier Drone Aircraft Development
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan looks so sad going to court ... again
• Live chat: Golden State Warriors with Marcus Thompson II, Monday, Feb. 14, noon
• Jerry Brown drops plan to sell state buildings
• Danville's hero pilot Sullenberger sues over real estate deal
• Stanford team builds tiny broken hearts
• Cal might be forced to reinstate eliminated sports to comply with Title IX
• Demonstrators protest spending on new San Quentin death row
• Senators: Punish misusers of body scanner images
• Obama's $53 billion high-speed rail pledge could fund huge chunk of California's project
• Roadshow: Flashing hazard lights to alert other motorists can be a good idea
• PG&E leaders: No other sections of pipe like San Bruno found so far in Northern California
• Gov. Jerry Brown optimistic on tax plan's odds
• Audit says project to link California courts failing
• Disco Fever Returns to Alameda
• Used iPhone, Android? eBay to pay $200 for some smartphones
• Federal judge tours new San Quentin execution chamber
• Voros: Creative financing inflates your paycheck
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on basketball, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Are Kate Mara & Amber Tamblyn old enough to be hanging out at AARP events?
• Roadshow: Adopt-a-Highway program getting back on track
• "Sponsored Bills'' project lands Mercury News investigative reporting honor
• Best reader photos: Seagull gets a cracker, Sous-chef Mantis, some rugby, water polo and more
• San Jose cops: Steelers fan attacked by Raiders devotees before Super Bowl
• Freed young Google manager continues to lead, energize Egyptian protests
• Redevelopment agencies in San Jose, Oakland, rushing to assemble ballpark plans
• Marin Catholic baseball player is back playing after nearly dying last year
• Mavericks surfer rescue puts Jet Skis in the spotlight
• Southern California meat company recalls 3,170 pounds of beef
• Central Valley man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• Norovirus confirmed as cause of Marin science camp illness
• Measure A and Reduced Class Size
• Alameda Kiwanis 12th Annual Chili Cook-Off a Success
• Celeb Pix: Jenni "JWoww" Farley cleans-up for "Today" show appearance
• AUSD Special Board Meeting Tonight
• Pepperdine Study Confirms Wasteful Spending at AUSD
• Report: Eric Chavez signs with New York Yankees
• SunCal Loses Fraud on Claims Against Gray 1 CPB LLC
• Brown's water chief wants Delta water diverted to Southern California
• Oakland port grant to cut ships' dirty diesel pollution
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
• Thousands wrongly claimed electric car tax credit
• SFMOMA receives major gift of art
• Better salmon returns in Delta give fishermen hope
• East bay pets of the week
• California legislator pushes for historic public access to juvenile dependency courts statewide
• San Francisco Giants' trophy living a superstar life
• 'So far, so good' for salt pond restoration effort
• High-speed rail leaders delay release of Bay Area plans for at least a year
• PG&E's gas pressure hikes over legal limits raise grave concerns
• Tri-Valley University probe has some foreign students fearful of deportation
• Sunny skies on horizon for Bay Area
• BART expands police patrols on trains with eight new officers
• Sand spill causes huge Bay Bridge traffic jam
• Safeway sued for not notifying club card users of recalls
• East Bay students among dozens who fell ill while attending outdoor school
• 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch
• Google gets record 75,000 job applications in one week
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton goes to Germany ... can they keep her?
• Bay Area residents return from Egypt
• Alameda Calendar
• Governor's proposal prompts council to commit money for improvements
• Encinal Swim Center reopening hits some snags
• `Historic reductions' hit business association
• No down time for bridge tenders
• `A-Town' a hit with hometown fans
• Seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans have until Feb. 14 to reconsider
• Man wanted on extortion charge arrested in Hayward
• Alameda city briefs
• Council Commits Alameda Taxpayers to over $820 million Debt Burden
• Measure A Information Meeting Tonight
• Celeb Pix: What happend to Melissa Etheridge's hair?
• Alameda's young poets honored
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Brown's labor allies may get involved in GOP primaries
• California report says teen births dropped in 2009
• Roadshow: Yes, Amber Alerts work
• PG&E launches massive record search after San Bruno disaster
• San Francisco Giants mark their territorial rights with a trophy run
• New Stanford Hospital gets $150 million boost from tech companies
• S.F. may consider ban on unsolicited phone directories
• Concerns About Chain of Possession of Letter from Acting City Attorney
• Family, friends hold vigil for slain union official in West Oakland
• San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland flights to Midwest, East Coast canceled
• Elder black Americans say younger generation detached from their history
• Voros: Businesses should back Brown's bold move
• Live chat: East Bay prep, college football recruiting wrapup, Thursday, Feb. 3, 11 a.m.
• Google can't find manager last seen in Egypt
• Two lanes of southbound I-880 closed until 7 p.m.
• Sheriff: Body in Delta-Mendota Canal is missing 4-year-old
• Bay Area antiquities experts fear Egyptian looters took massive toll on treasures
• Jack LaLanne eulogized in Los Angeles as 'true saint'
• Blue Shield submits to rate hike delay in California
• Celeb Pix: German fashion show bursting at the seams with celebrities
• New federal dietary guidelines say skip the salt
• San Rafael man invents device to deter laundry thefts
• Orange and black rules in Walnut Creek Monday
• Egyptian student at UC Berkeley concerned about unrest in Cairo
• Best reader photos: Cat laugh, mutant lemon from the yard, quackery at the park and more
• SunCal Public Records Lawsuit Grinds On With Minor Victory for the City of Alameda
• Alameda Backers of Unfair Parcel Tax Run from Public Debate
• San Francisco court a beacon for refugees
• Brown's agenda for austerity gets big audience today
• Whitman spends $178.5 million on failed governor's race
• Three puppies killed in Fremont pet shelter fire
• Obama taps Santa Cruz entrepreneur Jennifer Zeszut for startup initiative
• Most Bay Area communities remain above average for rainfall so far.
• Lockdown lifted at Fremont schools
• Roadshow: Unpaid traffic ticket overseas worries Bay Area driver
• My Word: Alamedans must stand up for education and Measure A
• Herring rebounding in San Francisco Bay after lean years
• Survey: Community colleges not producing enough health workers
• 3.2-magnitude earthquake near Walnut Creek jolts East Bay
• Proposed budget cuts for the California courts already causing a stir
• Alameda County will look at $278 million of redevelopment projects
• Political Blotter: Bipartisan call to protect IHSS from further cuts
• Alameda Hospital’s Dr. Robert Deutsch Under FPPC Investigation
• Photo slide show: The 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Photo slide show: Attendees arrive for the 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Give 'Em Hill: Falling down a spiral, destination unknown
• Cal, Montgomery can't afford to look past Oregon
• Island City Toastmasters to Hold Valentine’s Day ‘Meet and Greet’ Open Meeting
• Celeb Pix: Why is Chris Brown so down?
• Golden Gate Bridge eliminates toll-takers
• Marin teacher remains missing after latest search
• Manslaughter, DUI charges sought in fatal Hayward crash
• Fresh & Easy may deploy smaller shops
• Quieter, super-sized jumbo jet coming to SFO
• Giants' World Series trophy comes to Walnut Creek Monday
• Second annual Macworld without Apple gets under way
• State regulators agree to public hearing on San Bruno blast
• Bay Area weather: Weekend shows chance of rain
• Benefit planned Saturday for East Bay men held in Iranian prison
• Slide show: Cal men roll past Oregon State
• Source: Oakland A's trying to trade for Chone Figgins
• Celeb Pix: Sasha Grey goes from porn to mainstream acting
• Dublin double murder still unsolved, but investigators have new clues
• Alameda: Police search for Hayward man accused of extortion
• Strapped Bay Area customers can get help with PG&E bills
• Report calls for restoration of oyster beds, other Bay underwater habitats
• Alameda's Encinal Swim Center reopens Friday
• Alameda Calendar
• Alameda Boys & Girls Club's new doors to open soon
• Alameda High girls hoops star still going strong
• Putting the spotlight on pet
• Produce Profile: Liven up that Big Game platter
• Drunken driver leads officers on pursuit, Alameda police say
• Adoptable Pets: Shelter relies on many to help needy pets
• Alameda City Briefs
• My Word: A blueprint for Alameda's electric utility
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Authorities still searching for missing Delta fisherman
• Officials laud SFO fountain that shoots water straight down
• Council Makes Few Decisions in Closed Session Meeting
• Alameda’s Wind River Works with Magneti Marelli on In-Vehicle Infotainment
• Celeb Pix: Tara Reid is back, but who asked her back?
• East Bay utility district confirms new general manager
• FDA sees possible cancer risk with breast implants
• Crews back at central California canal in search for missing boy
• Firefighters stamp out fire at unoccupied Alameda home
• Roadshow: Amber Alerts on freeway signs soon will be easier to read
• UC researcher warns against kissing pets and sharing bed with them
• Yahoo's latest job cuts: 100 to 150 employees
• Gov. Brown shows pro-consumer tilt in regulatory appointments
• Brown shakes up boards overseeing state power
• Calif AG: Sikh man with beard can't become prison guard
• Injured Maverick's surfer's condition upgraded
• California controller seeks more power, staff to examine city finances
• Toyota to recall 1.7 million vehicles
• Voros: U.S. airlines acting more like banks every day
• Google to hire at least 6,000 workers 'across the board'
• Bay Area filmmaker Chris Brown explores 'home' in 'Fanny, Annie & Danny"
• MTC to consider plan to give Oakland, San Jose extra votes
• Stagnant wages biggest challenge to enconomy, former labor secretary says
• Panel looks to raise graduation rates at California community colleges
• Oakland Raiders cut ties with five assistant coaches
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Alba vs. Diana Kruger, who's better dressed?
• Frank Longay, guitarist and Suzuki method pioneer, dies at 62
• Warriors' Stephen Curry sprains his ankle at practice
• Best reader photos: Foggy dog, mighty mouser and video of a 62-yard soccer goal
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Jan. 25, noon-1 p.m.
• Report on bad welds prompts PG&E critics to demand more pipeline details
• Survey: U.S. homes most affordable in English-speaking -- except in S.F. and S.J.
• Task force formed to improve California community colleges, but funding questions loom
• Woman survives jump off Dumbarton Bridge
• Oscars: 'The King's Speech' gets 12 Oscar nominations
• Alameda Unified School District Special Board Meeting Tonight
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on basketball, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
• Realty turf war grows in East Bay
• Authorities seek public's help in identifying body found on Richmond shoreline
• Celeb Pix: Minka Kelly & Leighton Meester heat up the red carpet
• No changes at Bay Area airports after Moscow airport bombing
• McClymonds High's Marcus Peters commits to Washington
• Vietnamese clients wax poetic over ear picking
• "Blue carbon" initiatives emerging as promising carbon sinks
• Oakland school police officer fatally shoots man attacking another officer
• Photo slide show: Producers Guild of America best film award goes to 'The King's Speech'
• Pot meets pop: Soquel entrepreneur plans medical-marijuana soft drinks
• East Bay nonprofit counsels South Asians to seek counseling
• Roadshow: Traffic scofflaw says thanks for a warning and not a ticket
• Amber Alert downgraded for missing California boy
• Top political thinkers do lively post-mortem on how Jerry Brown so soundly defeated Meg Whitman
• GOP senator: No pension reform, no vote on taxes
• Political Blotter: BART station posters take sides on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
• Coast Guard Changes Rules Following November Fuel Odor Event
• San Francisco police find body in car that caught fire
• Man killed in late-night assault in Oakland
• Fair Tax Proponents to Picket, Not Participate In, Biased League of Women Voters Forum
• Interactive Google Map Shows Businesses That Won't Pay School Tax
• Slide show: Jack LaLanne through the years
• Special City Council Meeting Next Tuesday
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Munn's new hairdo, win or fail?
• Home sales heating up
• Google's Larry Page to become CEO
• Victim's family sues Schwarzenegger over clemency
• Celeb Pix: What in the world is Jay Chou wearing?
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• High School Poet Laureate ready to spread the word
• My Word: `32 to 1 Ain't Fair' isn't accurate
• Alameda officials hope to secure Lawrence laboratory campus
• Stanford ponders the return of ROTC after nearly four decades
• Adoptable Pets: Visitors always welcome at Alameda Animal Shelter
• Alameda city briefs
• Alameda Calendar
• Man caught driving stolen vehicle, Alameda police say
• Alamedan reaches for dream of helping others
• California woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• Thoughts on the Run: Let's see how much culture you've got
• Alameda Point on Planning Board Agenda for Next Monday
• Little Latkes Playgroup resumes
• State's power rates might make electric cars costly choice
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• Celeb Pix: Betty White still parties at 89
• FAA: San Jose airport ties for third in number of laser incidents
• Best reader photos: Squirrel on the brim, tree dog, little dribbler and more
• Breuner Marsh restoration will turn old dumping ground into ecological gem
• Suspected child kidnapper believed to be headed to San Jose from Patterson
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom's oldest elephant dies at 71
• California beef patties recalled due to Listeria concerns
• Bay Area residents urge protection of health care reforms
• Stanford picks Mexico President Calderon commencement speaker
• Steve Jobs leaves behind deep bench of talent at Apple
• Roadshow: New pedestrian pavement markings on El Camino Real
• Alameda Start-up Vook Raises $5.25 million in Venture Capital
• Bay Area misses boat on railroad potential
• February trial scheduled for suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• Two crashes on southbound I-880 backing up traffic in Oakland
• Celeb Pix: Elle Macpherson & Matthew Fox lovers of fine Swiss watches
• San Francisco man among two charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Roadshow: Why diesel prices are so high
• Mike Singletary hired by Minnesota Vikings
• East Bay businesses, officials worry about proposed demise of enterprise zones
• California won't raid public transit funds this year
• UCSC set for anxious day: Some classes moved, cancelled after threat leveled in graffiti last month
• Apple's Steve Jobs likely stricken with one of two conditions, experts say
• City of Alameda Charter Violations
• City’s Use of Mayers Nave Law Firm Provokes Consternation
• Singing like a Bieber
• Celeb Pix: Did Hayden Panettiere show the most skin at the Golden Globes?
• Mavericks organizers close access to contest site
• Roadshow: Confessions of real, live dive bombers
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs to take another medical leave
• Analysis: The Splintering of Black America
• In bow to political realities, Brown avoids big guns
• End of redevelopment in Alameda County could doom projects
• It's all or nothing: Pit-bull mixes get no respect
• Fourth Winter Spare the Air alert issued for Monday
• Political Blotter: History shows GOP lawmakers should never say never
• Photo slide show: Winners of the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards
• Photo slide show: Stars hit the red carpet on the way to the 68th annual Golden Globes
• Live blog: East Bay prep basketball, Salesian vs. Castro Valley in MLK Classic, Monday at 3:30 p.m.
• Special-education students heading back to campuses
• Renumbering California's license plates, and how to avoid the horrors of I-680
• Cal State East Bay to host new power source
• City Says Gallant Firing Legal, Brown Act Compliant
• New bill introduced to ban 'open carry'
• Celeb Pix: Cancer-free Michael Douglas walks red carpet with Catherine Zeta-Jones
• Postal rates going up but not most letters
• Minnesota prof surprised by attention for suggestion zodiac calendar is wrong
• Justice Department outlines defense in federal gay-marriage case
• Death threats to Bay Area senator catch eye of Giffords investigators
• Source: A's to sign free-agent reliever Grant Balfour
• Roadshow: Want a scare? Check your e-mail on hefty traffic fines
• Brown calls for elimination of youth prison system and shifting of state prisoners to county jails
• Complaints come rolling in about the long wait for new California driver's license
• California budget: Cuts to wildland firefighting teams loom
• Obama lagging behind other presidents in shaping federal bench
• Actor John Dye, 47, found dead in S.F. home
• California finance chief woos chamber while anti-tax group vows fight
• EBMUD announces new general manager
• Mavericks surf contest organizers want fans to stay home
• Alameda County sets new rules on crematories
• Argosy University and City of Alameda Team Up on Presentation Skills Presentation
• Middle school students hospitalized after mistaking rat poison for candy
• Celeb Pix: Shannen Doherty vs. Rachel McAdams, who's the better dresser?
• Alameda firefighters to remember fire captain
• New ecofriendly business open in Alameda
• Measure A supporters launch campaign
• Memorial fund established for Alameda family
• Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Vote no on Measure A
• Adoptable pets: Animals deserve care and protection
• Identity theft prompts police warning
• Alameda Calendar
• Produce Profiler: Eat more grapefruit
• Hall of Famer Frank Robinson hospitalized
• Giants spring training tickets go on sale today
• Alameda youth results
• What's Happening
• Around the Horn
• Legislative analyst: Brown's budget 'good starting point' but raises questions
• Readers: How has your neighborhood changed in the past decade?
• Welfare cuts could challenge nonprofits' capacity
• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher & Natalie Portman as lovers, believable?
• Facebook: Amber Alerts for missing kids on social networking site
• California plan to help homeowners facing foreclosure kicks off
• California schools rated a 'C' in national survey
• Silicon Valley Leadership Group sends governor tech plan
• San Francisco's first Asian-American mayor sworn in
• Study finds no evidence of health risks from SmartMeters
• Two men sentenced in Northern California gas skimming scam
• East Bay utility district board names Coleman president
• Brown may have to go it alone on tax plan
• Alameda County tepid about state's plans to pass on services
• Pursue Lawrence Berkeley Lab for Alameda Point
• Cal State East Bay unveils new campus fitness center
• Hercules mayor to step down
• Celeb Pix: 'Got Milk?' Susan Sarandon does
• Voros: For-profit colleges fight double standard
• California lawmaker revives bill that would give undocumented students access to financial aid
• AC Transit eyes fare increase policy
• Brown orders shut off for 48,000 state employee cell phones
• Alameda: Doctor accused of sexual battery
• Proposed spending plan comes with many questions
• Best reader photos: Many fowl photos this week
• More than 100 dead birds found off Highway 101 in North Bay
• F. Lee Bailey: Paper proves OJ Simpson's innocence
• Back from Battle: Marine from Alameda
• Medi-Cal patients would pay more and have limited doctor visits under governor's proposal
• Governor's promise to spare K-12 from budget ax hinges on tax extension
• East Bay social service agencies lament proposed state cuts
• Attorney’s for Borikas File Appeal Brief in Measure H Lawsuit
• State budget plan: Five years of higher taxes, $12.5 billion in spending cuts
• Brown proposes big cuts to higher education
• Bay Area flash mob' rides without pants
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on boys, girls basketball, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan attends Laker's game with a diamond of a guy
• The big squeeze is on in California classes
• Jerry Brown calls for major shifts of state prisoners to county jails.
• New photo exhibit restores John Muir's plant images and his botanical legacy
• Establishing safe pressures for PG&E gas lines could prove huge, costly task
• Cal State East Bay offers course in planning someone's 'big day'
• Bullying is latest battle for East Bay transgender activist
• College accreditors become learning police
• Roadshow: Granny-the-Bicyclist lays down the law
• Jerry Brown Goes After Redevelopment in the Name of Schools
• McDonald: Nnamdi Asomugha not worth what Raiders would have had to pay him
• Raiders' Nnamdi Asomugha is set to become a free agent
• Hire a Hero For The Day!
• Stanford men's basketball game at Arizona postponed due to shooting of Congresswoman, others in Tucson
• Alameda Power Outage
• Alameda County Democratic Central Committee Gives One-Sided Endorsement of Measure A
• Celeb Pix: Not only does "Snooki" read, but she's an author
• California GOP delegation could have sway on immigration issues in Congress
• Restaurant sneers at Monterey aquarium's 'don't eat' list
• All forensic artist needs is a skull to build back faces of lost souls
• Alameda shopping center sold for $181 million
• Alameda power outage leaves 6,800 in the dark Friday morning
• State Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno to step down
• Boxer promises GOP a fight on climate change
• Fed, California officials vow to fight Blue Shield hike
• Bay Area weather: Sunny skies forecast for weekend
• The West Coast's largest RV show and sale opens Friday at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton
• Superintendent of Public Instruction declares California schools in 'state of emergency'
• Judge in Jaycee Dugard case stops jail conversations between Phillip and Nancy Garrido
• State reveals death rates at East Bay hospitals
• Registrar of Voters Relents on Fifth Measure A Opposition Signature
• Alameda: Main library branch evacuated today
• City leaders criticized over Gallant decision
• Webster Street Boutique Open for New Businesses
• Council backs Measure A
• My Word: Alameda's Measure A would be a giveaway to big business
• Letters to the Editor
• Thoughts on the Run: Learning from early presidential history
• Alameda Calendar
• Woman arrested in Alameda for DUI on New Year's Eve
• Another Happy, Hectic Holiday Season Come and Gone
• Alameda city briefs
• Town Crier: January a time to take inventory
• On DVDs:
• What's Happening
• Alameda youth results
• Horst Breuer Resigns Chair of Alameda Economic Development Commission
• Photo slide show: People's Choice Awards 2011
• Gilmore, Bonta Form Subcommittee to Find City Manager
• Alameda firefighter succumbs to esophageal cancer
• Celeb Pix: Izabella Miko at premier of 'The Cape'
• Alameda: Chair of economic commission quits
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on boys, girls basketball, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Pamela Anderson takes it off again for Playboy & Snooki in leopard print
• Golden State Warriors trainer Tom Abdenour leaving to take job at San Diego State
• Three people escape sinking fishing boat near Half Moon Bay
• Best reader photos: Four wheel air, into the garage the hard way, where's Bullwinkle and more
• City’s Attorney Asks for Protective Order to Prevent SunCal’s Abusive Deposition Tactics
• Roadshow: What's that gap? Caltrans aims to save bridges in earthquakes
• Back from Battle: San Jose veteran
• Welcome to frigid, snowy California
• Kamala Harris sworn in as first female attorney general
• Brown sworn in as governor; budget cuts loom
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• California farmworkers, others challenge approval of fumigant for strawberry fields
• Bay Area Bulls and Bears: 2010
• U.S. inspectors issue 'urgent' recommendations after San Bruno pipeline blast
• Law professors say politics loomed large over Nuñez's commutation
• Jerry Brown sworn in as new California governor
• Former Antioch Assemblyman Tom Torlakson is sworn in as state Superintendent of Public Instruction at Mt. Diablo High
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Jan. 4, noon
• Kay Kerr, co-founder of Save the Bay, dies at 99
• California Supreme Court refuses to review no-burn rule for Bay Area
• Celeb Pix: Jay-Z, Chris Martin and Kanye West rock in the new year
• Lottery ticket worth nearly $228,000 still unclaimed in East Bay
• Keeping Oakland Zoo's residents happy, healthy
• Concord dad irate over Governor's commutation
• Sea lion shootings on the rise, officials say
• Silicon Valley folks offer wish list for killer apps for keeping New Year's resolutions
• Assemblywoman Ma won't push anti-rave bill until meeting with concerned parties
• Some iPhone users fail to ring in the New Year due to glitch
• Residents React to City Manager Dismissal
• 38th Annual Elks Hoop Shoot City Finals
• Man killed in Vasco Road crash was sheriff's deputy, former East Bay star athlete
• Warriors hold off Bobcats down the stretch, win 96-95
• Sources Describe “Stalinist Purge” At Alameda City Hall
• Alameda Landing Sold to TPG Capital
• DUI warrant sweep under way in Alameda County
• Produce Profiler: Crystal ball-peering predictions for 2011
• Alamedans enjoy season of sharing
• School parcel tax opponents launch campaign
• Alameda's diamond in the rough
• Correction
• Alameda City Briefs
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Criticism of teachers doesn't give the whole picture
• Adoptable Pets: This New Year resolve to be good to your pets
• Man accused of assaulting, threatening to kill girlfriend, Alameda police say
• Alameda Calendar
• City receives earthquake safety award
• Celeb Pix: Why is Carson Daly even famous?
• Alameda's diamond in the rough
• Runners to celebrate 100 years of Bay to Breakers race in ceremonial run
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger rejects parole for deadly dentist
• Wilma Chan’s Measure A Rebuttal Signature Questioned
• Alameda County Sheriff's office uses video cameras to make DUI arrests
• Vicky Kolakowski overcame discrimination to become nation's first transgender trial judge
• SunCal and Bruce Elieff Sued Again in Federal Court
• Alameda: city attorney, interim city manager ousted
• Around the Horn
• Heavy rains leave 5,400 still without power in Alameda County
• Report: Gov.-elect Brown to seek deep cuts, tax hikes
• Snowboarder reported missing at Lake Tahoe resort
• California snowpack is deepest for December in 17 years
• Pilot who posted video of SFO security says critics 'naive'
• Roadshow: Teen runs red light, learns her lesson
• Slide show: Cal's Montgomery wins No. 600
• Alameda County Registrar Refuses Fifth Signature on Rebuttal to Measure A Ballot Argument
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Voros: WikiLeaks pokes holes in cloud computing
• Friday is end of the line for AC Transit multi-ride paper tickets
• Torlakson to be sworn in Monday as state schools chief
• What's happening
• Best reader photos: Flamboyant puppy wreath, balancing for food, lunar eclipse and more
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 28, noon
• Roadshow: All about paving around manhole covers
• AUSD Measure A Ballot Argument Rebuttals Submitted to Registrar’s Office
• East Coast blizzard strands thousands of Bay Area travelers
• Political Blotter: Happy holidays, Mr. President
• New redistricting panel takes aim at California's bizarre political boundaries
• Texas, Virginia companies win contracts to dismantle mothball ships
• Car buyers beware: Police warn of Craigslist robbery scam in Oakland
• AT&T brings public WiFi to San Francisco
• More rain heads to the East Bay
• Celeb Pix: Hugh Jackman plays cricket & celebrities watch basketball on Christmas Day
• Air travel: Airport delays, arrivals and departures for San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland
• Expect another wet week in Bay Area
• FCC tackles cell-phone bill 'shock'
• Roadshow: Transponder on front plates can't be covered up
• As early elective births increase so do health risks for mother, child
• Tooth-jarring section of I-680 up for an overhaul
• Bay Area holiday DUIs up
• Bad weather in Northeast causes dozens of flight cancellations at SFO
• Bomb-sniffing dog: Crazy Jack retiring from duty at Mineta San Jose Airport
• Climate change effects vary widely between rich and poor countries
• Special Meeting of the Alameda City Council Tomorrow Night
• 50 things we know now (that we didn't at the start of the year)
• Salinas' Wild Things brings guests close to 'rescued' animals
• Out with the old high-tech gadgetry
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, noon
• Former Central Cinema Building Up For Sale
• Videotaped confessions helping prosecutors win Oakland cases
• Analysis Shows 70% of Alameda County Properties Have Proposition 13 Base Year Dates of 1991 or Later
• Federal judge to tour California's new San Quentin death chamber
• Celebrate New Year's close to home in Alameda
• Joe King: Pondering the irony of time
• Alameda Coast Guard boat load of gifts
• Angela's Bistro leading Christmas dinner event
• Santa's last-minute visit in Alameda
• Alameda police searching for DUI drivers over the holidays
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda Calendar
• Adoptable Pets: Won't you make these critters' Christmas merry?
• Alameda city attorney taking job in Barstow
• Gilmore sworn in as mayor; new council members take seats
• Break out the holly: 'Charlie Brown' rules our Holiday TV Tourney
• Happy Wanderer: Anyone for ice boating?
• On DVDs: Thumbs-up on 'Other Guys,' 'Salt' and 'Hex'
• Around the horn
• What's Happening
• Alameda golfer Grace Na wins state title
• Forecasters: California should see drier winter
• Track Santa’s Journey to Alameda
• Bill would ban raves at Cow Palace in Daly City, other public venues statewide
• Obama to keep fighting for DREAM Act on immigrants
• Major health insurers in California to resume offering individual policies for children
• Good-government groups call for reforms after Bay Area News Group investigation
• Family of dead Peninsula teen pushes bill to curb underage drinking on party buses
• Jewish Family and Children Services seeks donations for the holidays
• Brown's inauguration to be at historic auditorium
• Two men charged in Coliseum parking lot robbery during Raiders game
• Yule holiday stokes up travel by Californians
• Alameda Police Respond to Body at San Leandro Bay
• It’s “Mayor Gilmore” Now
• Court challenges mount against sex offender law
• Oakland City Council OKs money for new A's ballpark study
• Celeb Pix: Despite the bad SoCal weather, stars still get to the Lakers game
• Slide Show: Staff photographers select five favorite photos of 2010
• Roadshow: When driving in fog or snow, slow down
• Oakland police investigating slaying of a woman found near the water Tuesday
• Obama signs bill ending 'don't ask, don't tell' ban on gays in military
• Brown has kept a low profile in transition
• Notable deaths of 2010
• Stanford's ideas generate $65.1 million in revenues
• Out of parents' grief, a daily tribute
• Boalt dean Liu's nomination to federal appeals court appears dead -- for now
• San Jose appeals court reverses statutory rape conviction, ruling 'vindictive' prosecution
• California to keep its 53 congressional seats
• FCC approves net neutrality rules
• Alameda: Man suffers burns during fire at apartment building
• Alameda: Man stabs ex-girlfriend in face, police say
• Celeb Pix: Aaargh me maties, in London to play Capt. Hook, the Hoff sings carols with the cast of T-Mobile
• Voros: Edison's light bulb becomes contraband
• Pleasanton shoppers get Christmas surprise from flashmob
• Roadshow: Parking lots can be a curse
• Bay Area gets a glimpse of the lunar eclipse
• SFO: Weather causing flight delays
• SEC investigating ex-CEO Mark Hurd exit from Hewlett-Packard
• East Bay smoking rates among lowest in state
• Organizers: Rhode Island city a top contender to host America's Cup
• Dozen Stanford physicians under fire for speaking at gigs paid for by drugmakers
• California to spend another $1.2 billion to extend first leg of high-speed rail
• AUSD Loses Motion in Public Records Court Case
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 21, noon
• Celeb Pix: Sole 'Survivor' Judson 'Fabio' Birza pulls in $25,641 a day for his efforts
• Evacuations called as storms saturate California
• Gov.-elect Jerry Brown, wife rent upscale loft for Sacramento job
• Lunar eclipse visible tonight
• Lives still shattered months after plane crashes into East Palo Alto
• Oakland Raiders fans optimistic
• Roadshow: Tips on getting prompt DMV service
• Audit suggests PG&E took shortcuts in pipeline inspections
• AUSD Measure A 2011 Ballot Arguments Submitted to Registrar’s Office
• Amendment sought to empower states to repeal federal law
• Battle over Internet openness peaks
• 2010's world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• The most-looked-up words from the news of 2010
• Census: East Bay more diverse, and black residents less isolated, but segregation by neighborhood persists
• Share the Spirit donors dwindle again
• Bay area vets celebrate vote on openly gay troops
• Sea lion found shot in Sausalito makes some progress
• Outside interests reign during dismal legislative session
• Roadshow: Forget I-5 to L.A., say some
• Central Valley wrestler sees legal move; prosecutor sees assault
• California storms threatening floods throughout state
• Google growing through aggressive buying spree
• DLS pounds Servite-Anaheim, wins CIF Open Divsion title
• Photo slide show: De La Salle runs through Servite at state football championship
• Republicans block Dream Act
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Denver Broncos, Sunday, noon
• When Santa Cruz County inmates act out, the loaf is served
• Employees cost Caltrain by cashing big raises during tumultuous time
• Bay Area shedding jobs again
• Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, dead at 69
• Lawyers seek to block Giambi, Santiago from Barry Bonds' trial
• No bail for Irish priest accused of sex abuse in Northern California
• Number of homes destroyed in San Bruno explosion now at 38
• Defeat of California parks ballot measure taking toll on state system
• East Bay delegation speaks out on tax bill
• Police searching for teen missing from Walnut Creek
• Police departments recognize reality of bias
• County Sets Dates for “Measure A” AUSD Parcel Tax Election
• Cities prepare during the week for weekend storms
• Schools learn tools to reduce bullying
• BART officer fired in Oscar Grant investigation reinstated
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie sizzle on red carpet in Spain
• 49ers honor Elenore McGorty for work feeding the hungry
• Encinal High senior wins audio essay contest
• California study finds link between autism, air pollutants
• Holiday train is a moving feast of Christmas cheer
• Hooters blasted for entertaining kids
• California regulators award utilities $62.7 million in conservation bonuses
• PG&E ordered to cut pipeline pressure
• House gives final approval to tax-cut bill
• Jerry Brown's most important advisor: his wife
• BART board president calls for longer Saturday night train hours
• California Air Resources Board approves major greenhouse gas rules
• Roadshow: Tips for driving in the snow
• Schwarzenegger names two prosecutors to Alameda County bench
• Crackdown on Alameda County drunken drivers begins Friday
• Winter Island Begins Tonight on Webster Street
• Bay Area home prices, sales cool in November
• Celeb Pix: Jwoww meets a very happy fan
• Alameda's 'Christmas Tree Lane' gets help from Dancing Trees
• Alameda board approves cuts in case parcel tax fails
• Alameda's Encinal Yacht Club celebrates a landmark date
• Series of Alameda burglaries sparks reminder to secure homes
• Technology and teens make a winning team
• Alameda city briefs
• Life on the Island: A season of sharing, caring and celebrating
• Happy Wanderer: No shortage of Bay Area things to do this month
• What's Happening
• Encinal turnovers a Cardinal sin
• Around the Horn
• Alameda youth swimming results
• Bay Area foreclosures falter
• City of Alameda Earns Award for Soft-Story Ordinance
• Celeb Pix: Who would hire Paris Hilton to host their birthday party?
• After dozens of deaths, drop-side cribs outlawed
• Rising generation of iKids slipping iPads in school backpacks and heading on home
• Roadshow: Blinking red light woes to end at Kato Road in Fremont
• A push to make air travel more environmentally friendly
• Alameda County gets new chief probation officer
• A's ballpark clears early hurdle
• Caltrans to Bay Bridge drivers: Keep your eyes on the road, not the big tower-lifting job
• Judge says Delta pumping rules, meant to protect fish, are too restrictive
• East Bay park and conservation groups in recession land rush
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 4 p.m.
• Yahoo cuts 600 jobs, or 4 percent of its staff
• Celeb Pix: Is Reese Witherspoon too bubbly?
• Brown tells educators budget woes worse than he thought
• NTSB San Bruno report: Cause of explosion still unclear
• Betty White, Zuckerberg among 14 inducted into California Hall of Fame
• Half Dome hiking permits now required on weekdays
• Voros: Comcast bullies rivals even during federal probe
• Raccoons attack two dogs after entering Alameda home
• San Francisco kills plan to charge $6 entrance fee from south
• Yahoo to lay off 600-700 employees
• BART to unplug EZ Rider cards on Wednesday
• Best reader photos: Three Santas fishing, two dogs lying, one cat licking and more
• Google improves voice recognition
• California squid fishermen hit the limit early
• UC raises retirement age for university employees
• Alameda Hospital 4-hour Window for Stroke Victims Makes No Sense
• Stanford University "early action" applications set new record
• Man charged with sexual assault of 8-year-old girl in store
• Thieves hit Alameda's 'Christmas Tree Lane'
• Celeb Pix: Who's best dressed at the 2010 Hollywood Style Awards?
• Alameda County Family Law Court moving to Alameda
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 14, noon
• Thieves hit Alameda's 'Christmas Tree Lane'
• SFO suggests patience during holiday travel surge
• Silver lining in dark economic times -- recycling rates soar
• Dream Act's evolving outline creates confusion
• Google opens world's forests for all to see
• Alameda County unveils new website
• AUSD School Consolidation Plan on the Agenda Tomorrow Night
• Students Rising Above: A highlight in career of local journalist
• Political Blotter: Barbara Lee, black caucus have no love for Obama's tax plan
• Roadshow: School zone crackdown coming again in South Bay
• 'Tis the seasons for tax tips
• Toll scofflaws get free ride with confidential license plates
• Despite being outmoded, a confidential license plate program keeps growing
• Give 'Em Hill: Happy Ding-A-Ling Day and other holiday hooey
• The Queen of the Road: Weird BART protuberances, FasTrak promiscuity, ugly Martinez bridges
• Live blog: NCS championships at Coliseum: De La Salle vs. California, 4 p.m.; Concord vs. Rancho Cotate, 7 p.m.
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Dec. 6
• BioTime to Market Stem Cells in China, Taiwan
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Munn sexiest female geek ever?
• TV dispute puts Sharks fans on ice
• Caltrans to reopen ramp at I-80 and Hwy. 4, but close another
• Former East Bay cosmetic surgeon pleads guilty to molesting female patients
• Facebook indiscretions rank at top in divorce evidence from the Web
• California panel considers Chevron lease off LA coast
• Sacramento will have to cut sewer plant pollution reaching Delta, agency says
• Roadshow: The 911 equivalent overseas works in U.S. as well
• Fired San Francisco Santa goes on Jay Leno show, takes up post at local pub
• Oakland Museum to stay open extra days for Pixar show
• U.S. attorney general to speak to Bay Area Muslims amid distrust over surveillance
• Feinstein's casino plan draws anger from tribes
• California gets $624 million for high-speed rail but future funding cut
• Silicon Valley and Harvard scientists prove Haiti cholera strain matches South Asian bacteria
• Bay Area weather: Fog and drizzle today, clearing for bright weekend
• Transgender woman files civil rights suit against California DMV
• SunCal Amended Federal Complaint Now Available
• Live blog: Encinal vs. Cardinal Newman, NCS Div. III championship, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga in wax?
• City leaders back deal for exclusive ambulance service
• Winter fun comes to Alameda's Webster Street
• Council again considers fate of Mif Albright
• Double delight for Alameda's `Nutcracker'
• Adoptable Pets: Steps to help with a dog barking
• Alameda hip-hop group meets degree of success
• Man displays gun after shoplifting at Nob Hill, Alameda police say
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: SunCal is Alameda's enemy of the people
• Alameda Calendar
• Alameda City Briefs
• Alameda's Toys for Tots bins ready to be filled
• On DVDs: A big thumbs-up on 'Inception' but skip 'Expendables'
• Encinal ready to state its case
• What's Happening
• Around the horn
• Workplace charging stations for electric vehicles are the latest Silicon Valley perk
• Full Agenda for Alameda City Council Closed Session Tonight
• Alameda Point Going Forward Community Forum Tonight
• Alameda City Council Votes to Negotiate $857,831 Emergency Medical Services Contract with Alameda County
• Celeb Pix: Are the Shannon sisters the new Kardashians?
• Graduation rates, dropout rates both rise in California
• FBI issues alert for Barbie doll with video camera
• Macy's Santa fired for telling joke accepts new gig at Lefty O'Doul's
• Sonoma: 2.1 magnitude quake strikes near The Geysers
• Family asking for public's help in finding missing East Bay teen
• Rescued Santa Cruz mountain hiker recounts ordeal
• Oakland Zoo puts on its glittery best for annual exhibit
• SFO targets taxis rewarded for speed demon ways
• Chemical thought to be from food packaging found in package of butter
• Roadshow: Traffic isn't so bad, is it?
• 12th Annual Chili Cook-Off And BBQ Dinner
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Dec. 7, noon
• Roadshow: Drivers taking notice of rising gas prices
• Panel says UC needs to adapt, recommends increasing online courses and nonresident students
• Celeb Pix: Can Cuba survive a zombie epidemic?
• Often difficult to be gay and Vietnamese says panel in frank and open community discussion
• Schwarzenegger proposes $9.9 billion in cuts, fund shifts
• Roadshow: Relief coming soon on I-5, I-280
• Supreme Court will review Wal-Mart case
• Book presents guide to Livermore-area wineries
• Schwarzenegger to propose 'ugly cuts' in his last attempt to balance budget
• State survey: Gas prices jump nearly 4 cents in 2 weeks
• Mark Zuckerberg out of his Palo Alto rental; where will Facebook's CEO move?
• Political Blotter: Barbara Lee does news blitz on AIDS, climate, war, etc.
• Ed Hirshberg and Alamedan’s for Fair Taxation to Fight AUSD Parcel Tax
• The Queen of the Road: Clean Air sticker renewal, unsafe exits and going halfsies on a FasTrak tag
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Saturday, 7 p.m.
• Give 'Em Hill: Giving means joy, and sometimes speeding tickets
• Fabio weighs in on electric cars
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Dec. 4
• Roadshow: Toll lanes may be the cure for some at 237-880
• County orders Alameda emergency stroke patients be sent off-Island
• SunCal’s Amended Refiling of Lawsuit Against City of Alameda Deficient On Procedural Point
• Police arrest suspect in Alameda hotel burglary
• Celeb Pix: Nicole Kidman goes down the "Rabbit Hole"
• Judge denies Mehserle bail
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Police arrest suspect in Alameda hotel burglary
• Roadshow: Police escort from airport was for fallen San Jose Marine
• From mattress to mansion? Jerry Brown tours historic governor's Victorian
• Garridos back in court in Jaycee Dugard case
• Commuters won't be charged with FasTrak violations during Bay Bridge standoff
• Bay Area weather: Chance of showers all weekend long
• Lawmakers debate 'do not track' proposal
• Federal judge weighs next step in California's lethal injection battle
• Gov.-elect Jerry Brown calls unprecedented gathering
• Alameda Hospital Doctor, Board Member, Denies Conflict of Interest
• Maddy Delore: Pacific Swimming's Most Outstanding Swimmer
• SunCal Re-Files Lawsuit Against the City of Alameda in Proper Venue
• Federal judge won't bow out of Proposition 8 case
• Celeb Pix: Can Seth Rogen pull off being a superhero?
• California high speed rail board OKs first section of line in Central Valley
• School leaders put parcel tax before voters
• Hugs for Santa
• County orders Alameda emergency stroke patients be sent off-Island
• Alameda Holiday Home Tour to benefit local families
• Alameda's Holiday Happenings
• Emeryville woman arrested, one other sought in Alameda Point burglary
• Adoptable Pets: Presenting the case for cats
• Alameda Calendar
• Alameda Municipal Power wins state award
• Alameda city briefs
• Women accused of selling drugs to Alameda residents
• My Word: Rethinking Alameda school funding
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Produce Profile: Nothing says holiday cheer like fresh fruits, veggies
• Study finds federal stimulus funds not driving school reforms as intended
• Consumers push for hearings on health effects of SmartMeters
• California chief justice gives his exit interview
• California approves use of pesticide linked to cancer
• Feds propose tough new rules to limit online 'tracking'
• Proposition 8 backers move to bump liberal judge from appeal
• Regulators set to address Delta's biggest sewer plant
• Bay Area students rally as Reid offers DREAM Act compromises
• BART to give away 60,000 pairs of free train tickets Thursday morning
• Save The Bay co-founder Sylvia McLaughlin, volunteers celebrate nearly 50 years
• A's fans turn Planning Commission into rally to keep team
• Photo slide show: The Grammy Nominations Concert
• Live chat: Cal Bears football season wrap, Thursday, Dec. 2, 1 p.m.
• Parcel Tax Cap Makes Tax Regressive
• AUSD Announces Parcel Tax Ballot Measure for March 2011
• Roadshow: Reporting drivers with out-of-state plates
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry rocks Grammy nominations
• Projects pave the way for a smoother I-880
• Half a million California job seekers prepare to lose benefits
• High court spars over California prison woes
• Congressman demands investigation into California high speed rail authority
• Bay Area refinery shutdowns could fuel gas spike
• Atheists to display 'Reason's Greetings' banner at holiday parade
• Planning commission meeting first step in A's ballpark plan
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 4 p.m.
• Voros: Federal pay freeze insulting to unemployed
• Video released by prosecutors shows Tracy torture victim's escape into gym
• Kamala Harris declares victory in AG's race
• Mehserle seeks bail Friday; low chance of success, expert says
• First no-burn alert of season called in Bay Area
• "Empress Hotel" screening Thursday spotlights Alameda County efforts to end homelessness
• Developer amends lawsuit against City of Alameda over former Navy base
• Roadshow: Delays for DMV in getting out new license renewals
• Bay Area Sikhs reach out to combat bigotry in schools
• Best reader photos: A quintet of terriers, Santana Row celebration, ruggers and more
• Proposition 8 panel a blend of federal judges from different backgrounds
• Bush has his Facebook moment in Palo Alto
• Home-school parents hope to start a charter school for Alameda County and beyond
• Richmond-based ship search for ways to clean up offshore garbage patch
• California fines large health plans nearly $5 million for underpaying claims
• Open Letter to Alameda Unified School District on Parcel Tax
• Paramedic Routing Preference for Alameda Hospital to End Wednesday
• A Simple, Fair and Flat Parcel Tax Approach
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 30, noon
• Celeb Pix: Leslie Nielsen star of "Airplane!" dies at 84
• Democratic Congress makes one last push for DREAM Act
• Bringing a "jewel" back at Chabot
• Give 'Em Hill: A ficus' flight of fancy
• Political Blotter: Dems tout health care reform benefit
• EPA grant to help identify sources of PCBs, a potent carcinogen, in San Francisco Bay
• What lurks beneath: Bay Area's battle with invasive species in ballast water
• Temporary farewell to Memorial Stadium
• California prison case reaches U.S. Supreme Court
• Stimulus help for California roads, rail lines almost complete
• Albino redwoods hold scientific mystery
• Roadshow: Why Highway 85 sounds quieter
• Organizations put pressure on Brown to ban pesticide
• Alameda Hospital Fights County to Keep Stroke Victim Preferential Routing Rule
• Holiday shopping cart tree towers above gift buyers in Emeryville
• Dave Newhouse: East Bay doctor fears legalizing pot
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Miami Dolphins, Sunday, noon
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 22
• Space tourism becomes big business, attracts Silicon Valley figures like Google's Sergey Brin
• Alameda schools embrace green programs
• Karousel Boutique Set to Open Next Week on Webster Street
• Special teams propel Jets to victory
• Around the horn
• Alameda youth sports results
• My Word: Voters need to track the money
• My Word: New tax would be cooperative effort with community
• Alameda Journal Letters to the Editor
• Alameda school board looks at details of proposed parcel tax
• Parcel Tax Cap Would Create Different Rates for Large Property Owners, Homeowners
• Cooley concedes California attorney general race
• Travelers opt out of 'opting out' at airports
• Celeb Pix: Can Leonardo Di Caprio save Siberian tigers?
• CHP seeks truck driver after Interstate 80 fatal crash
• Oakland soon will issue municipal ID cards
• Roadshow: The smell along Interstate 880
• Union reportedly helped housekeeper confront Whitman
• California company expands recall of its cheeses
• Memorial service held for UC Berkeley football great Frank "Bud" Van Deren
• San Jose remains steady as 4th safest big city
• 'Dancing With the Stars': Jennifer fends off Bristol's upset bid
• Bay Area activist working to put Arizona-style immigration law on California ballot
• Big player in California water plan pulls out
• Gardens need special care as winter chill settles over Bay Area
• Voros: Body scan technology blessing in disguise
• Celeb Pix: Bo Derek still sexy at 54?
• City of Alameda Presents “Winter Island” Holiday Celebration
• East Bay cities ranked among most dangerous in U.S.
• Roadshow: Use cell phone lot to avoid airport hassles
• Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection
• Video: Tis the Season for Science
• Poll: Majority of Americans want to keep health care law
• Too early for winter? Bay Area expects near-freezing temps
• GOP House aims to take $2 billion back from California high-speed rail
• Airport body scan opponents call for riders to decline faster security method Wednesday
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian and family get into the sneaker business
• Same man robbed banks in Alameda, San Francisco, police say
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 23, noon
• School District to Vote on 32 cent/sq ft Parcel Tax Tomorrow Night
• Up for adoption: 1,000 rescued rats that now call San Jose home
• Photo slide show: It was a 'Bieberistic' night. Justin Bieber gets 4 AMAs including artist of the year.
• Corporate U: Industry's reach into academia renews fears of undue influence
• Oakland named fifth most dangerous city in nation
• California's new district lines, 'jungle primary' rules could imperil House incumbents
• Photo slide show: Stanford rolls over Cal in the 113th Big Game
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 15
• State adds jobs for second straight month
• Storms, shivers and snow in store
• Man sentenced to 11 years in Alameda pedestrian death
• Celeb Pix: Pamela Anderson shows off her sexy Indian dance moves
• Sales Tax Rises Modestly in Alameda for Most Recently Reported Quarter
• Clouds causing delays for arriving flights at SFO
• BART says not enough smart-card cheats for fix
• Boxer resigned to incremental progress on the environment
• Government insists full-body scanners are safe
• South San Francisco's Genentech to lose hundreds of jobs as part of global restructuring
• Bay Area weather: Rainy, might as well head to the mountains for snow
• Meet and greet with boxing champ Manny Pacquiao leaves some Bay Area fans fighting for refunds
• Holidays herald big demand in Salvation Army services
• Peter Darbee, CEO of PG&E Corp., acknowledges a 'year of challenge'
• Roadshow: Rain due this weekend, so 'wipers on, lights on'
• Event to commemorate China Clipper's maiden flight
• Redistricting commission to include three Bay Area residents
• UC approves 8 percent tuition hike
• Review: Alameda Children's Musical Theatre soars with `Sound of Music'
• Celeb Pix: Who is GQ's 'Man of the Year'
• School officials to hear about parcel tax, school closures on Tuesday
• Council hears about proposals for Webster Street
• Event to commemorate China Clipper's maiden flight
• Alameda police investigate West End shooting
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Let's get creative with plans for the Point
• Alameda Names in the News
• Alameda Calendar
• Adoptable Pets: Santa FAAS is coming to town
• Alameda City Briefs
• Alamedan's work with children's theater brings in foundation funding for summer show
• Kingston Trio member to perform at Alameda library concert series
• Winter Events for Children from Alameda Recreation and Park Department
• Carnival cruise less than splendid, East Bay passengers say
• East Bay artist creates shoreline masterpieces
• Bay Area home prices and sales fall
• What's Happening
• Encinal pulls off three-peat
• Around the horn
• Overstock.com sued by Bay Area district attorneys
• California child care cuts postponed until Jan. 1
• Federal appeals court approves broadcast of Proposition 8 arguments
• Roadshow: Travel tips to Reno, Oregon, Washington and L.A.
• Polish yacht, Solanus, docks in Alameda on global journey
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Survey finds some high school students drunk, high in class; What next for Oakland Army Base land?
• Celeb Pix: Why is Pamela Anderson sweeping up in India?
• Leonid meteor shower to peak tonight
• Woodstock Child Development Center Community Meeting Tonight
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Battling Brandy booted, Bristol makes finals
• Park Service unravels mysterious jellyfish invasion
• UC students, faculty protest outside regents meeting
• Meg Whitman's former maid seeks back wages for time spent working with former eBay CEO
• Oakland Planning Commission to unveil plans for new A's ballpark
• Feds tell Caltrans to stop polluting waterways
• California AG candidates monitor vote tally closely
• San Francisco plans tolls between Peninsula and the city
• Peninsula law firm leads lawsuit over sale of 11 state-owned complexes
• Tahoe will lose much of its snow in coming decades, UC Davis study says
• Lawmakers want other states' rail money for California
• Appeals court sets schedule for Proposition 8 arguments
• UC Berkeley study finds dire warnings on global warming may backfire
• Roadshow: Picking up the pace at 92-880 interchange
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' shocker, Brandy is out
• Winter Wonderland Camp
• Elves Workshop
• Share the Spirit: Need is great this holiday season
• Democrats want to hold off on budget decisions until Brown gets in
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Neil Young's warehouse fire started by hybrid car; Martinez names new police chief
• Rigoberta Menchu, Nobel Peace Prize winner and activist, brings message of hope to Oakland
• Peralta trustees ordered to submit job, property information
• Live chat: East Bay prep football playoffs, Wednesday, Nov. 17, 4 p.m.
• Alameda County home to first transgender judge in nation
• Celeb Pix: Cher, Christina Aguilera give "Burlesque" double the divas
• Alameda County juries not reflective of community diversity, report finds
• Live chat: Bear Talk football for Thursday, Nov. 18, 1 p.m.
• 18 finalists compete in the Cleantech Open business competition
• Presentation on Webster Street Vision Tonight at Alameda City Council Meeting
• Best reader photos: Veterans parade to honor those that have served, Blaze wins, blaze burns and more
• Roadshow: Tips for driving over Thanksgiving
• California board clears way for sale of state buildings
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 16, noon
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dungeness crab season delayed; Richmond police investigate two weekend killings
• Not guilty plea for Antioch man in Bay Bridge standoff
• Celeb Pix: Actors Zachary Levi and Mandy Moore 'Tangle' at the El Capitan Theater
• California programs to help troubled homeowners to start in January
• Second Annual Alameda Firefighters Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway
• "Soft crab delay Dungeness season opener
• Roadshow: Something stinky is afoot off Interstate 880
• California Supreme Court upholds immigrant-tuition law
• Saratoga boy, 9, swims from Alcatraz to San Francisco
• Brown's big decision: When to ask voters for tax increase
• UC Berkeley graduate keeps Bay Area kids well supplied
• Dave Newhouse: Army ran him off, gay man wants back
• More than 10,000 jellyfish wash up on San Francisco beach
• UC recruiting out-of-state students to help budget
• Alameda boutique opening to benefit Bay Area nonprofit
• Alameda County may set new campaign spending limits
• Political Blotter: FPPC says Perata's loan to his mayoral campaign was OK
• Live chat: NCS prep football seeding meeting, Sunday, 3 p.m.
• Community journalism program graduates first class
• Give 'Em Hill: Read 'em and weep, because they're going the way of the video store, typewriter, dinosaur ...
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle wins thriller over Cal; Concord, Pinole Valley, James Logan win titles
• St. Mary's 50, John Swett 14
• Pinole Valley 50, Richmond 0
• El Cerrito 35, Alameda 20
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 8
• Oakland's Le Cheval restaurant is moving, not closing
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: BART's plan for downtown Livermore may be derailed; San Jose woman in coma after accident
• Schwarzenegger: Lawmakers, voters get budget blame
• Monitors say Bay Area could improve voting accessibility for non-English speakers
• Roadshow: The mystery of the Friday night Sunol Grade commute
• Alameda County Seeks to Change EMS Preference for Alameda Hospital
• BART removes track obstruction, still experiencing residual delays
• Changing Delta ecosystem a boon to bass fishers
• Bank of Alameda raising capital
• Carl Steward 'In Our Backyard': Alameda High girls golf team makes a rapid ascent
• Alameda County to name new head of probation in December
• Bay Area weather: Warm, sunny weekend
• Two weeks till Black Friday, but who's waiting?
• Oakland Military Institute students get access to Alameda base
• Thoughts on the Run: Smart government requires smart voters
• Alameda family sets up day care fundraiser
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 11
• A salute to veterans
• Temple Israel's 2010 Holiday Expo
• Dropping number of older veterans leaves a gap in VFW
• Alameda police arrest Oakland women on drug violations
• Around the horn
• Encinal High takes on new `Diary of Anne Frank'
• What's Happening
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Encinal on verge of BSAL three-peat
• My Word: Leaders need to seize opportunities for schools' future
• Life on the Island: Sweet smell of barbecue on Park Street
• School officials closer to putting parcel tax on ballot
• Alameda police reunite woman with stolen dog
• Tam moves to second in latest vote results
• Police arrest Antioch suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• David Kapler resigns as Alameda fire chief
• Photo slide show: The 44th Annual Country Music Awards and the list of the winners
• Live prep football blog: De La Salle vs. California, Friday, Nov. 12, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry and Akon entertain attendees and models at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Will parents be responsible if kids drink alcohol at home? Moraga's new town manager begins work
• Battani’s Mis-leading Response to Op-Ed
• Yorkie “Deuce” Reunited With Best Friend
• Roadshow: A father's plea: Bikes and cars don't mix
• Bay Area sees 20% drop in homes taken back by banks
• 'Body Worlds' show opens Saturday at San Jose's Tech Museum
• PalmPilot creator offers $500K grant to secular group
• Alameda City Briefs
• Battani Dodges the Facts
• Bob Doyle promoted to head East Bay Regional Park District
• Roadshow: Northern California town has most expensive fuel in lower 48 states
• Poole: Glenn Burke's story says a lot about us
• AC Transit labor agreement halts December service cuts
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Kurt Warner gets sacked from the show
• Stolen dog likely abandoned in Stockton park, Alameda police say
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' Kurt Warner is sacked a week before the semifinals
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1 p.m.
• Cal State trustees approves 15.5 percent tuition hike next fall
• Celeb Pix: Behind the scenes at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
• More dark fiscal days ahead
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Possible chlorine lead in San Jose sends 13 to hospital; Walnut Creek ice rink opens
• Alameda County sheriff's deputy charged with child molestation
• Alameda County ramps up efforts to combat child trafficking
• Stanford study: American math achievement trails most industrialized nations
• Googlers get 10 percent raises and holiday bonus
• Raccoons attack Alameda woman walking her dog
• Bay Area Air Quality Management District Investigating Source of Foul, Gas-Like Odors in Alameda
• 72 arrested in Bay Area during nationwide prostitution sting
• Despite sentencing legal issues surrounding Mehserle will continue for years
• Plan for new bridge across San Francisco Bay to be studied
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 9, noon
• Senior PG&E director admits snooping on Smart Meter critics
• Roadshow: Road rage may have been factor in Fremont near-tragedy
• Best reader photos: Giant canines, ivory rat, beautiful sunset and more
• Live chat: Golden State Warriors in-game analysis vs. New York Knicks, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 4:30 p.m.
• Alameda Kiwanis Tours Coast Guard Ship Wase
• Celeb Pix: Cher gets a glamourous Lifetime Achievement Award. Fergie, Julia Roberts and others also honored
• Nominate an outstanding teacher for the Dennis Richmond Community Impact Award
• 16 arrests in eight-city Bay Area drug gang sweep
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• PG&E suspends executive who used fake name to infiltrate SmartMeter foes
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Raccoons attack East Bay woman; Fire causes $1 million in damage to Neil Young's warehouse
• UC, Cal State proposing tuition hikes this fall
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No winner yet in Oakland, San Leandro mayor races; Jail inmate escapes during medical trip
• Local Actress to Begin Filming Short Film in Alameda Next Month
• Rescue group struggles to capture birds with beer cans stuck on necks
• Bill Nye's Climate lab to open at Chabot Space and Science Center
• Photo slide show: MTV Europe Music Awards 2010
• Eggs recalled after salmonella found at Ohio farm
• Roadshow: Charging a toll to walk or bike across Golden Gate Bridge may not be far-fetched
• Celeb Pix: Meatball Champ Joey Chestnut, Edison Pena crosses the line, Carmen Electra down under and more
• Who failed to pay their property taxes?
• 72 arrested in Bay Area during nationwide prostitution sting
• Stolen dog likely abandoned in Stockton park, Alameda police say
• Give 'Em Hill: Of candy, conquests and candidates
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• AG race may take weeks to decide
• Alameda County judge orders state to extend child care services
• Suicide study reveals patterns of deaths on Caltrain tracks
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 1
• East Bay prep football recap:
• Get ready to turn back your clocks
• Photo slide show: Johannes Mehserle sentencing for the fatal shooting of Oscar Grant
• Bay Area birds found with jagged beer cans around their necks
• Teens linked to at least six burglaries, Alameda police say
• Labor union expectations loom large for Gov.-elect Brown
• Celeb Pix: Love and Other Drugs with Anne Hathaway, Edison Pena ready to run in New York
• State parks back to square one after defeat of Proposition 21
• Ex-BART cop Mehserle sentenced to two years in Oscar Grant shooting
• Oakland Raiders get sellout, game vs. Chiefs to be televised locally
• Bay Area Burmese refugees watch Sunday's election with skepticism
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula bicylist killed in collision with big-rig; Man rescues father, toddler from drowning
• Gas Leak at Mariner Square (Unconfirmed)
• Adoptable Pets: Get your pet's picture taken with Santa
• Holocaust refugees remember 'Golden Gate to Freedom'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Van hits San Jose man lying on street; Three burglary suspects arrested in Alameda
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 10
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Nov. 5, 6:45 p.m.
• Arrest Made in Dognapping Case
• Dennis Oliver, former Oakland Tribune reporter, dies at 47
• Alameda City Council Unanimously Approves Recommendation to Pursue Long-term Lease Agreement with AUSD for Recreational Facilities
• Oakland judge expected to rule Friday in California child care case
• Police make arrest in Alameda `dognapping' case
• Oakland prepares for Mehserle sentencing
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna turns on more than the Christmas lights in London
• City of Alameda Moves to Dismiss or Transfer SunCal Federal Lawsuit
• Emma Hood pool reopens, Encinal facility still closed
• Sherratt, McMahon win school board race
• Greek Underworld comes up spooky winner
• Oakland Raiders get 24-hour extension in bid to have Kansas City game televised locally
• Judge sets competency hearing for Phillip Garrido in Jaycee Dugard kidnapping trial
• Doggie Gaga and friends are a `Howling' success
• Gilmore wins as mayor, familiar faces return to council
• Reward will be offered in 'dognapping' case, Alameda police say
• Oakland Oaks legend Billy Raimondi dies at 97
• Alameda police arrest three burglary suspects
• BART riders break record to see Giants parade
• Oakland residents arrested following traffic stop on Park Street
• PG&E tab for San Bruno blast may hit $1 billion
• California passes Prop. 20 to put commission in charge of drawing legislative districts
• California votes down repeal of business taxes
• Boxer fends off Fiorina in hard-fought Senate race
• Alameda Election Results
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Rick Fox scores 10, 9s -- but gets dumped from show
• Alameda: Sherratt, McMahon leading in school board race
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' viewers outfox Rick and Brooke
• Deutsch, Gorelick leading in Alameda hospital race
• Celeb Pix: Ashlee Simpson's pixie cut, pass or fail?
• Alameda: Gilmore, Bonta leading in early returns
• Jubilant Giants fans pack streets of San Francisco for victory parade
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Oct. 4, 1 p.m.
• City of Alameda Files Response to SunCal Public Records Act Lawsuit
• City of Alameda to Negotiate Long-term Agreement to Manage AUSD Recreational Facilities
• Voters defeat Prop 23
• Voters OK making it easier to pass California budget
• California voters reject fee to restore ailing parks
• Herhold: Under the surface, an undertow of disgust
• California votes defeat proposition to dismantle election commission
• Torlakson leads in state Superintendent of Public Instruction race
• Best reader photos: Giant fun, surreal views of Antioch City Park, double mantis, double dogs
• Window glass company investment means East Bay jobs
• Berkeley's allure tugs faculty couple back from Texas
• One of two closed Alameda pools to reopen Tuesday
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 11 a.m.
• Six arrested, police officer among injured during Giants celebrations in San Francisco
• Alameda: Men who stole dog also used victim's credit cards
• Non-Profit Alameda News Foundation Announced
• Emma Hood Swim Center to Re-open by Noon Today
• Now might be good time for a home energy audit
• East Bay commissions cover child care costs vetoed from state budget
• Roadshow: San Jose will likely suspend plans to install red-light cameras
• Live chat: Talk about Election Day 2010 results with Josh Richman, Tues., Nov. 2
• Marijuana doctors flourish in California
• Whitman, Brown a portrait in contrasting styles
• Study: Alcohol more lethal than heroin, cocaine
• San Francisco Giants on brink of World Series title
• Hornets Water Polo Wins ACCAL Division Second Year In Row
• Police Seek Suspects in Theft of Purse, Dog
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian, sexiest Little Red Riding Hood ever
• Alameda: Elderly woman's dog stolen during mugging
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police find secret clearinghouse for stolen property; 3-year-old shot after trick-or-treating
• Tammerlin Drummond: Film short explores collateral damage caused by random shootings
• SunCal’s Perseverance is Extreme
• School Parcel Tax Increase Will Vary Widely From House to House
• Political Blotter: Report says Latinos unfairly targeted for pot use
• Bomb scare closes San Leandro BART station
• Can Fiorina surmount Boxer's damning portrayal of her on TV?
• Raiders run away from Seattle
• Mehserle won't get maximum sentence, legal experts say
• Give 'Em Hill: The decade of the decayed
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. Seattle Seahawks in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• 17 hospitalized, one critical, after music party at Cow Palace
• Arizona immigration law gets its day in San Francisco court
• Flame out: wet weather, cool summer kept 2010 fire season to historically mild levels
• 'Enthusiasm gap' between Republicans and Democrats more hype than fact in California
• UC president ready to push for pension reform
• CSU considers more tuition hikes
• California candidates greet, grin and gab before election
• Mountain View mom offers reward on son missing from Santa Cruz since July
• Cal Fire warns residents about phone solicitation scam
• Local Taqueria Owner Wins Award for Implementing Landfill Diversion Program
• Roadshow: Friday traffic woes on Interstate 880
• Fiorina goes Boxer-bashing at Halloween-themed candy store
• BART trains recycle brake energy
• Pigskin Geek: World Series and East Bay prep football meet, sort of
• Alalmeda Fire Department Tribute Luncheon
• Celeb Pix: Jack Nicholson in `Rocky Horror Picture Show'? Now that's scary
• Alameda Hospital Business Strategies are at Odds with our Right to Optimal Healthcare
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Tracy torture victim describes abuses; Arrest in revenge beating of priest at retirement home
• Alamedans For Fair Taxation Recommends James Pruitt and Rand Wrobel for School Board
• Brown's name is a shield against attacks
• Alameda Power Out
• Lt. Gov. race: Newsom, Maldonado stump for voters in East Bay
• The SunCal Slate & Alameda Election Interference
• For jobless, illegal immigration can be a sore point
• Why So Much Outside Money in Alameda Politics This Year?
• Judge orders state to cover child care costs until next Friday
• Alameda Hospital Defends Practices
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 9
• Reader Stands by Her Assertions About Alameda Hospital
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 25
• BioTime Expands Alameda Headquarters
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, California, Concord lead a pack of one-sided games
• New Community Access TV Show “Alameda View”
• “Going Forward” Community Forums for Alameda Point Redevelopment
• MTC awards free tolls to millionth FasTrak customer
• Bay Area weather: Rain today, nicer weather for Halloween
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Oct. 29, 6:45 p.m.
• SFGate Censors City Council Candidate's Free Speech
• Miss Alameda Jessica Robinson to Co-Host Event to Raise Money for San Bruno Fire Victims
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 19, noon
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: `I've done nothing wrong,' rape suspect says; Manslaughter charge in crushing of pregnant worker
• Candidates to Return Checks From SunCal Affiliate Argent Management LLC
• Give 'Em Hill: A triple bogey with the Boogeyman
• Attorney general's race pits DAs from opposite ends of state, political spectrum
• Recent high-profile assaults have raised concern about non-revocable parole status
• Dueling ballot measures will decide who draws the lines
• Political Blotter: Green candidate fights the power
• Celeb Pix: Vampires win at the Scream Awards, M.I.A. shows no fashion sense.
• Bay Area man's discovery of GPS tracker becomes privacy issue
• Game 1 shocker: Giants beat Roy Halladay and Phillies 4-3
• California corn mazes worth a closer look
• Lt. Governor hopefuls offer experience, charisma
• Candidates for California treasurer promise fiscal responsibility
• Medical marijuana for the masses
• While mom's at play: Holding down the home front while on tour
• At SFO, it was the summer for flying
• Roadshow: Cops list their driving pet peeves
• Prominence, prestige help drive Bay Area hospital costs to top of state where prices rising rapidly
• Bigfoot a no-show at day in his honor
• Live chat: NLCS Game 1, San Francisco Giants vs. Philadelphia Phillies, Tim Lincecum vs. Roy Halladay
• Kaiser shedding light on domestic violence
• Government readies witnesses, evidence for Barry Bonds perjury trial
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. San Francisco 49ers in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• San Mateo Bridge lane now closed until at least Sunday
• Grand National Rodeo returns to Cow Palace in Daly City
• PG&E agrees to turn over gas line records to state lawmakers
• Fiorina running strong as Election Day nears
• Tea party stirs up followers at pre-election rally in Pleasanton
• James Cameron pledges $1 million to fight Prop 23
• East Bay prep football recap: Stars shine for Concord, De La Salle, Northgate; Big wins for Pittsburg, Las Lomas
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 11
• Celeb Pix: Michelle Williams' new hairdo, fabulous or failure?
• San Mateo Bridge lane now closed until at least Sunday
• Green skies for Oakland Airport in Bay Area trend
• AG: We'll still prosecute pot, Prop. 19 or not
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Thanks to Giants fans, Lincecum gets his good luck charm back; Pet Food Express moves to Oakland
• Alamedans For Fair Taxation Propose Second Alternative Parcel Tax Structure
• Win $2,500 in BART tickets and other prizes next week
• San Jose: New wrinkle in A's stadium plan
• PG&E considers cutting gas service to large customers
• Sarah Palin finds a receptive crowd of conservatives in heavily Democratic San Jose
• Prop. 23 opponents out-raise supporters
• Caltrans: San Mateo Bridge lane won't reopen until Friday
• Roadshow: East Bay lad promoted change in state's anti-littering law.
• Caltrans delays eastbound I-580 roadwork in Livermore area for two weeks
• Around the horn
• Alameda's Farmers Market named Best of the Bay
• Berkeley goes the distance against Alameda
• Alameda business community honors Marchand
• Alameda youth sports results
• Eight candidates seek Alameda council seats
• Piedmont overruns Albany
• Alameda resident frightens off burglar, police say
• Despite socioeconomic status Latinos are rich in health according to new study
• Celeb Pix: Does Danica Patrick have the right stuff?
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 7
• Alameda teacher named county teacher of the year
• Agency rejects bid to change name of Mount Diablo
• People: Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg storm off 'The View' during spat with Bill O'Reilly
• Election Day help is a click away
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Stoplight installed where sixth-grader killed; Two teens arrested for Trace fire in San Jose
• City of Alameda Scores First Victories in SunCal Public Records Act Lawsuit
• Four vessels left in the waters off Alameda irritating neighbors
• Adoptable Pets: Shelter has full house, including seven of a kind
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' in Oakland draw hundreds of aspirants
• Thoughts on the Run: Roving, random musings on a fall day
• San Mateo Bridge: Lane closed this morning for repairs to cracked beam
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Schwarzenegger vetoes bullet-train accountability measures
• My Word: Don't let campaign tactics distract voters from the issues
• Sierra Club survey finds wide range in fees cities charge for solar installations
• Kayak fishers help recovering vets find calmer waters
• Proposition 22 pit police vs. schools
• Roadshow: Confusing carpool hours
• Officers celebrate funding for Cal PAL
• Fact-check on California gov candidates' debate claims
• NTSB report cites power glitch in Milpitas before blast
• Final debate between Brown and Whitman marked by sharp, feisty exchanges
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: `The Situation' abs-olutely deserved to get booted from the show
• Dance reality show auditions being held in Oakland today
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Milpitas power glitch preceded San Bruno blast; 19-year-old charged with rape, murder in park killing
• 'Shadow' groups trying to buy democracy, report says
• Celeb Pix: Keira Knightley vs. Carey Mulligan, who would you take home to mom?
• Nimbys vs. Newbies
• Alameda Youth Sports Coalition Hosts Candidates Forum
• Slide show: The Dalai Lama visits the South Bay
• People: Another celebrity couple -- Christina Aguilera and hubby -- calls it quits
• Thousands expected at TEA Party election rally Saturday at Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton
• Shareholders to press oil companies over campaign spending on Prop. 23
• Felton Bigfoot Discovery Museum hosts day dedicated to Bigfoot research, local eyewitness accounts
• Eastbound Interstate 580 closures to take place in early hours of Oct. 17 to 29.
• Candidates for California secretary of state prepare to square off in Sunnyvale Wednesday
• Spare the Air alert issued for Wednesday in Bay Area
• PG&E to replace manual valves
• Voros: Duraflame gets burned by Bay Area green police
• Celeb Pix: Do we really need the 'Housewives of Beverly Hills?'
• Man dresses as woman, photographs women in UC Berkeley locker room
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No longevity pay for Contra Costa department heads; Secretary of State hopefuls battle in Sunnyvale
• Children's Hospital Oakland nurses begin three-day strike
• Alameda Public Utilities Board Meeting, October 26
• Live chat: California gubernatorial debate, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 12, 2010
• Judge issues worldwide injunction to stop military ban on gays
• Unnamed source pins 'whore' comment on Brown's wife
• Humane Society honors Giants' win with deal on black, orange cats
• New Fiorina ads keep heat on Boxer
• Whitman and Brown set to tangle in final debate tonight
• Coalition fighting to defeat Prop. 23 has a formidable weapon: Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars': Jennifer Grey, with Derek Hough, score first 10s of Season 11
• Bay Area weather: 'Very warm' today; 'red flag' warnings in North Bay
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 12, noon
• Wells Fargo closely reviewing pending foreclosures
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Robbery suspect caught on school grounds; Los Altos baby born on 10/10/10 at 10:10 in Room 10
• Red flag warning issued for North Bay, East Bay hills
• Citrus Heights man wins Half Moon Bay pumpkin weigh-off
• People: Esquire names Minka Kelly sexiest woman alive
• Celeb Pix: Matt Damon looking fatherly and greying
• Los Altos boy born at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10 in Kaiser's Room 10
• Candidate Adam Gillitt Says Online Comment Confirms City of Alameda Democratic Club Manipulation
• Battle lines drawn over ballot measure to repeal tax breaks
• Pipeline inspection not exact science
• Raids of South Bay dispensaries spur concern about law enforcement intent
• Oregon man sues airline over false bomb threat at SFO
• Bay Area university revs up for gubernatorial candidates' debate
• Boxer an aggressive, at times antagonistic, presence in courtly Senate
• Battle of the big-city DAs
• Banking on voter anger, Fiorina steers right
• Mission revived at East Bay care house for ill children
• Refugee gardens grow in East Oakland
• You'll want 'Lu Lu Tong' with you in transit
• East Bay prep football recap: What did we learn from De La Salle, California, Foothill and Dublin wins?
• MediaNotes: KQED's Krasny proves quality can be popular, too
• Adoptable Pets: Shelter friends hold another successful fundraiser
• Alameda city briefs
• Produce Profile: It's time to get pumped about pumpkins
• Alameda Public Affairs Forum Tomorrow Night on Medical Crisis in Africa
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in all 50 states
• Finally! California lawmakers pass long-overdue budget
• Coliseum Authority claims Warriors owe $10 million in back rent, fees
• 'Superman' focus: Fix our schools
• Fremont, Alameda teachers win Teacher of the Year awards
• Governor's race offers stark choice in shaping judiciary
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. San Diego Chargers in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• Women caught in stolen car, Alameda police say
• State Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate debate canceled
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: How lucky can you be? San Jose woman gets $1 million lottery check; Meet Dublin's princess
• Roadshow: Replacing bad driver's license photo costs less than $10
• Law stiffens regulations for sex offenders on parole
• Filipino WWII veterans sue feds over benefits
• California continues with sell off
• Jerry Brown campaign apologizes for slur against Meg Whitman
• New law aims to close loophole from Jaycee Dugard case
• Facebook co-founders Parker, Moskovitz donate to pro-pot Prop. 19
• Party in Moraga this weekend for Alameda's Elizabeth Cooper, whose mind doesn't feel 104
• Celeb Pix: Cassie Scerbo heats up ELLE's red carpet event
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fire destroys Oakland restaurant; Pregnant blue whale likely killed by ship
• City of Alameda Democratic Club Admits Manipulating Election Process
• City Eliminates Oak Street Estuary Park from General Plan
• Alameda correction
• Six candidates in race for two Alameda school board seats
• Alameda charter school receives federal grant
• Alameda City Council moves to jump start `Boatworks' project
• Sunday fun to help the schools
• Vargas named businessman of the year
• Demonstrators at UC Berkeley protest cuts to education
• New look for Tahoe license plate
• Alameda: Sunken boat may be leaking fuel into Estuary
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 6
• Celeb Pix: Naomi Watts' neckline dips deep
• Bay Area's burning ban applies to Duraflame fire logs, court rules
• School District Board Votes to Extend Woodstock Child Care Programs Until December
• Around the horn
• Party in Moraga this weekend for Alameda's Elizabeth Cooper, whose mind doesn't feel 104
• Alameda youth sports results
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Live chat: Paula Creamer from CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 8:30 p.m.
• Photo slide show: Dancing with the Stars: Colorful Margaret Cho joins Bolton and Hasselhoff
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Results show Margaret Cho must go
• East Bay office complexes find buyers in foreclosure
• Celeb Pix: Hilary Swank vs. Juliette Lewis, who's better dressed?
• Census: Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland have oldest housing stock in the West
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Democratic party choice pulls out of Pinole forum, endorses Republican; S.F. may silence tour bus narration
• AUSD Special Board Meeting Tonight to Consider Woodstock Child Development Center Extension
• Bay Area remains epicenter of cleantech in the United States
• Two East Bay businessmen indicted on charges they sold counterfeit goods
• Roadshow: A fight along the freeway is reason to call 911
• Jobs the focus for former NUMMI site
• 80-foot blue whale washes ashore in San Mateo County
• Multiple collisions force lane closures on 101 in Redwood City
• Meg Whitman's spending in governor's race tops $140 million.
• PG&E does an about face, will provide detailed maps of gas pipelines to Bay Area fire departments
• California lawmakers want foreclosure investigation
• Poll: Palin endorsement could hurt in California
• The gubernatorial candidates: two stories of reinvention
• Best of the Blog
• With $2 million boost from GOP, Carly Fiorina launches new TV ad
• Best reader photos: Black and white on the rocks, swinging for sweets, yellow mantis and more
• Allred declines to say who put her in touch with Whitman's illegal-immigrant housekeeper
• Celeb Pix: Elisabeth Moss stays classy in France
• East Bay Prep Corner live chat, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 4 p.m.
• Live chat: Cal Bears football, Thursday, 1 p.m.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Six arrested after high school brawl; San Jose man arrested on kidnapping, attempted murder charges
• Alameda Sports Coalition Candidates Forum
• Webster Tube Accident This Morning
• Peninsula cities sue to derail high-speed rail project
• 3.3-magnitude quake strikes east of San Jose
• Roadshow: Reporting out-of-state scofflaws
• Bay pollution source close to home
• Alameda: Police arrest two after collision in Webster Tube
• Kiwanis Club of Alameda Installs Officers and Directors
• Bay Area Brazilians must turn out for election day today -- or else
• Tarantulas plentiful at area parks as autumn mating season reaches full swing
• California Supreme Court upholds state worker furloughs
• California Tea Party activists work to pass Prop. 23
• Celeb Pix: Salma Hayek's daring headwear
• San Jose: Suspect in kidnapping has three criminal convictions
• Mehserle's attorney seeks new trial as new evidence emerges
• Tuesday's radio debate between Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown is canceled
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Driver flees after hitting police officer with stolen van; Kidnapping suspect has three criminal convictions
• Giants playoff tickets go on sale Tuesday
• City Council Review of Boatworks Project Tomorrow
• 18-year-old woman kidnapped from San Jose home
• California welfare cash paying for vacations
• Stanford researchers predict fate of tiny embryos
• Vote-by-mail ballots headed to California voters
• Political Blotter: McNerney downplays Biden visit
• Roadshow: Is toll lane a failure? Give it time
• Meg Whitman's key question: Can a political novice run California?
• Give 'Em Hill: Up on my high Hippogriff
• East Bay prep football recap: Granada, California pull off surprising wins
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: 22 people arrested in marijuana sting; Governor nixes cheaper fines for rolling
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of September 27
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Oct. 1, 6:30 p.m.
• Motorcycling governor signs bill to quiet hogs
• Latest polls show Boxer leading; Brown and Whitman close
• Raiders home game against Texans Sunday is blacked out
• Governor's last-minute signatures bolster health care, foster care
• Hewlett-Packard's new CEO was 1 of 6 finalists, calls HP 'an undervalued property'
• Fiorina, Boxer both say they never hired domestic help
• Program for migrant students shifts as more children take root
• Segments of San Bruno pipe show "catastrophic'' failure
• State high court to post furlough decision Monday
• State high-speed rail project gets $194 million grant
• Cheaper fines for right turn on red? No way, governor says
• Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoes bill to cut language, art requirement for high school graduates
• Bay Area leaders say PG&E falling short in providing information about gas pipeline risks
• Northern California: DEA collects 11,648 pounds of expired prescription drugs
• Oakland woman arrives home to learn police shot family dog
• Facing legalization measure, Gov decriminalizes pot
• Adoptable Pets: Alameda police open house was big help to shelter
• Celeb Pix: Diane Lane vs. Carissa Capobianco, who's hotter?
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 5
• Miss Alameda At Salon Marcello This Sunday to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Suspected gang members guilty of killing teen; Family sues state after tree fall
• AC Transit bus-pass switch irks students, parents
• Alameda School board begins mulling over budget cuts
• Fred Korematsu, civil rights icon for younger generation, has his day
• Federal Judge Vaughn Walker announces retirement
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Challenger who rarely voted seeks California elections post
• Alameda School board begins mulling over budget cuts
• Schwarzenegger nixes bill aimed at cell phones in prison
• Coastal cleanup comes to town
• Newly discovered planet may be habitable
• SunCal files complaint against Alameda city officials
• On contemporary immigration questions, Chinese-Americans divided
• Helping disabled residents to enjoy exercise
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• Life on the Island: Webster, Park streets keep on celebrating
• Around the horn
• Burglaries prompt police reminder
• Youth sports results
• Men caught attempting home burglary, Alameda police say
• Big plays catapult Jets to victory over Hornets
• Alameda City Briefs
• Lawyer: Whitman knew for years her housekeeper was illegal immigrant
• Celeb Pix: Justin Timberlake's new glasses, win or fail?
• Photo slide show: Tony Curtis: 1925 - 2010
• Allred: Whitman's husband told housekeeper to 'check this' on government letter
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Is Oakland safe from a gas line explosion? PG&E can't say; San Quentin
• City of Alameda Denies SunCal Charges in Public Records Lawsuit
• Fewer job losses linked to Delta, drought
• New law to ease transfer to Cal State schools
• Bill would water down high school foreign language requirement
• Fiorina, Boxer clash in radio debate
• Celeb Pix: Matthew McConaughey shows off his football moves
• Alameda Municipal Power Celebrates Public Power Week, Energy Awareness Month
• PG&E caps natural gas leak in Alameda
• Roadshow: Is this I-680 or the Donner Pass?
• In East Bay, recession's impact both wide and deep
• Court finds California dumping interns on poor schools
• Schwarzenegger signs bill allowing medical parole
• PG&E was replacing key backup power system before pipeline explosion
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars': The 'Situation' is, Michael Bolton i
• Brown, Whitman clash over solving state's economic woes
• Claim against Meg Whitman: Housekeeper hires Gloria Allred
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• 'Dancing with the Stars' wrap: Bolton crawls out of doghouse and off show
• Report: California has 4th straight summer of clean beach water
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Sept. 30, 1 p.m.
• California Supreme Court latest to block execution
• California's tougher DUI law to take effect in 2012
• Stanford and Berkeley professors among 'Genius grant' recipients
• Slide show: A look back at Raiders great George Blanda
• Celeb Pix: Alessandra Torrasani rocks the leopard print
• Celeb Pix: Is George Cloony the sexiest man on Earth?
• L.A. Times reporter participates in Berkeley forum on "Grading the Teacher" series
• Schwarzenegger blasts big oil, defends climate law
• California asks federal judge to allow execution to proceed
• Another Spare the Air alert issued for Tuesday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two held in East Bay teen prostitution scheme; Woman accused of vandalizing luxu
• Alameda County judge to Target: Stop trashing hazardous products
• Cal to cut baseball, gymnastics and lacrosse
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley engineer braces for backlash from his report on BP oil spill; Son joins
• Oakland Raiders host anti-steroid program for local high school kids
• Alameda County residents asked for money for better roads
• Rock 'n Roll Adventure Trips
• Where to catch today's Meg Whitman-Jerry Brown debate
• Remediation, Not Education
• Experience keeps UC Berkeley's Robert Bea in the hot spotlight
• Two small quakes shake area near Hayward
• Alameda County judge's race offers voters two distinct candidates
• Privacy advocates criticize government's online eavesdropping proposal
• Bay Area heat wave continues today, cools tomorrow
• Lena Tam to Get no Financial Aid from the California Joint Powers Risk Management Authority
• Cal State to admit 30,000 for spring, winter terms
• City of Alameda Not Sponsoring Telephone Polls
• Execution drama unfolds in California
• Study finds texting laws don't reduce crashes
• Roadshow: Fines for rolling through red lights could be reduced
• Best reader photos: Shoot the moon, beach jumping, gobblin' gobbler and more
• Self-inflicted wounds make PG&E's effort to rebuild trust a tall order
• Rash on Alameda beachgoers blamed on invading snail
• Running for office? Grab your wallet
• San Bruno blast throws spotlight on state regulators
• Give 'Em Hill: Getting toasted, masterfully
• On the road: VNTY PL8S TURN 4T
• Google at 12: A company navigating the conflicts that come with age
• Safety group to consider endorsing a total ban on cell phone use while driving
• City, School District, to Pursue Interim City Manager’s Ideas to Find Money for Schools
• Another Bay Area Spare the Air Alert issued for Monday
• Today will be hot, but it should start cooling off Tuesday
• Roadshow: Confusing rules of the road
• Support grows for legal marijuana
• Jade Buddha attracts thousands in San Jose
• PG&E recommends energy conservation after heat knocks out power for more than 30,000
• East Bay prep football recap: Monte Vista, Concord, Alhambra, San Ramon Valley rack up big points
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Apple, Google, Intel admit to secret agreement; Perata play nice in Oakland mayo
• Landmark Alameda bakery will change owners
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week 4 on the gridiron
• School Board Candidate and Mayoral Candidate Forums
• Thirteen Candidates Appear at AAPS Candidates Forum at Alameda Point
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Sept. 24, 6:30 p.m.
• Interim City Manager Ann Marie Gallant to Find Money for Woodstock Child Development Center Programs
• Police drama being shot in Alameda
• Produce Profile: A potpourri of perspectives
• Lena Tam Asks City of Alameda to Pay Legal Fees
• Latest Lena Tam Affair Attorney Letters Released
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan goes back to jail
• 63-year-old woman severely injured in Alameda traffic accident
• Haunted houses will help charity
• Correction
• Thief sinks yacht in Estuary, Alameda police say
• Alameda Journal briefs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brown takes Prop. 23 jab at Whitman; Stabbing at Peninsula shopping center
• Jets and Hornets are poised to bounce back
• What's Happening
• `I love you' is the classic battle of the sexes
• Alameda youth sports results
• Scott a talented stage veteran at age 11
• Around the horn
• Super Harvest Moon was quite a show
• Nea Community Learning Center Fundraiser Tomorrow, Motown and Margaritas
• School district leaders consider new parcel tax
• City, School District, to Discuss Converting District Housing Funds to Green Dollars for Classroom U
• Alameda police technician accused of embezzlement
• Landmark Alameda bakery will change owners
• Letters to the Editor
• League of Women Voters to host election forums
• Seniors now must pay for program at Trinity church
• This Saturday is Coastal Cleanup Day
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' the Hoff is off
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• Alameda named one of the best places for young people
• Celeb Pix: Shakira takes it off in New York
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Hoff's off -- David Hasselhoff first to leave DWTS
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man impersonating officer robs woman; Did South Bay cop pretend to arrest boy fo
• Alameda Architectural Preservation Society Candidates Forum Tomorrow Night
• Best reader photos: Doggies in dress, cat in a hat, blueberry rustler and more
• Celeb Pix: Bristol Pailn vs. The Situation, who's the better dancer?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen passenger killed in crash; Was college employee fired for reporting preside
• City of Alameda to Receive Urban Planning Grant From the State of California
• Public Utilities Board Meeting Tomorrow, Monday, Night
• Alameda Hospital Will Receive a $10 million Renovation
• Alameda Hospital Will Implement a New System for Digitizing Patient Records
• Residents Accuse Alameda Hospital of “Dangerous Incompetence”
• Alameda’s Building Permit Fees Are the Highest in the Bay Area
• Can Alameda City Step Into the 21st Century?
• Alameda City Council is Unhappy with the Planning Department
• California Redevelopment Association Appeals Transfer of Funds to State Schools
• AUSD Superintendent Vital Denies Dissuading Parents, the Public, from Speaking at Public Meetings
• Live chat: Inside the Raiders with Jerry McDonald, Tuesday at noon
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton doesn't get jail time
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Chauncey Bailey's family urges judge not to move murder trial; Female jogge
• Gradkowski leads Oakland Raiders past St. Louis Rams16-14 in home opener
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, Monte Vista, Foothill get unconventional wins
• Happy Wanderer: Bonding for lost time at Disneyland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda police worker accused of embezzlement; Gas scare closes San Bruno school
• Alameda police technician accused of embezzlement
• Concord 64, Skyline 15
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week 3 on the gridiron
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Sept. 17, 6:30 p.m.
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. St. Louis Rams in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• Alameda police technician accused of embezzlement
• Celeb Pix: Sharon Stone, bad hair day?
• Thoughts on the Run: It's quiz time on U.S. history
• Alameda library to host fall concerts
• Alameda Calendar
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 3
• Alameda youth sports results
• Community generosity shines during annual school supply drive
• On DVDs: `Prince of Persia' could win as 2010's worst movie
• Life on the Island: West Alameda's time to shine
• Alameda Library's digital storytelling project preserves local history
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda City Briefs
• Parolees caught with stolen alcohol, Alameda police say
• Adoptable Pets: Microchips are valuable tools in finding lost pets
• Alameda school officials begin process to close campuses
• Alameda Legacy Home Tour steps off Sept. 26
• Alameda residents report sharp rise in raccoon attacks
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dead whale found on ship at Port of Oakland; San Jose crash kills 2 fleeing from
• Anderson, Laney overpower Redwood, 55-13
• Dragons roll through Alameda
• What s happening
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian visits the Louvre, but why?
• San Bruno blast: Father, son recount rescue of 4 elderly women from home
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Guilty verdict in Richmond slaying; Santa Cruz home to best seaside park in the
• Roadshow: 14-hour probe of 101 crash draws questions
• California's recovery pushed back
• 9th infant in California dies from whooping cough
• Bill would change kindergarten cutoff date from Dec. 2 to Sept. 1
• For an American Muslim, stares, misunderstandings come with the territory
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Niles Canyon Road work may not happen; Supervisors support moratorium on SmartMe
• Health dangers could be key to release of U.S. hiker held in Iran
• More East Bay schools fall onto federal NCLB watchlist -- but a few make it out
• Roadshow: Problems on new I-680 toll lane
• Alameda County gets funding for history education project
• I-680 lane getting new stripes for Monday opening as express lane
• Jerry Brown apologizes for Bill Clinton joke
• Oakland City Attorney backs proposal to loosen pot laws
• NASA backs bid for World Expo 2020 at Moffett Field
• Live chat: Inside the Raiders with Jerry McDonald, Tuesday, Sept. 14, noon
• Best reader photos: Tandem aquatic fetch, Yoohoo best served with straw, cats in sinks, bugs and mor
• Alameda police identify man killed in weekend shooting
• CalPERS must release documents detailing $100 million investment loss
• Jockey paralyzed in fall during race at Golden Gate Fields
• Celeb Pix: Taylor Swift vs. Emma Stone, who's better dressed?
• Bill Clinton endorses Jerry Brown
• Faulty CNN report is fodder for political ad
• UC Berkeley to hold forum on teacher evaluations, controversial Los Angeles Times series
• Police investigating Alameda homicide
• California schools gain on annual test, narrowing achievement gap
• Residents return to San Bruno neighborhood devastated by fireball
• Photo slide show: MTV VMAs: Cher holds a meat purse for Lady GaGa, Justin Bieber wins best new artis
• Slide show: Raiders open season with big loss in Tennessee
• Celeb Pix: Ryan Reynolds is a hunk, even when preppy
• Members of Oakland's Allen Temple Baptist Church AIDS ministry released from Zimbabwe jail
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland health workers released from Zimbabwe jail; A place where marijuana, ice
• Roadshow: Traffic delays mount throughout Bay Area
• Political Blotter: Want to be in an ad for Jerry Brown?
• C-section rates higher at for-profit hospitals
• CITY OF ALAMEDA DEMOCRATIC CLUB REMOVES DEMOCRACY FROM ENDORSEMENT PROCESS
• Media Notes: KCBS' traffic coverage leaves KGO in the dust
• Adoptable Pets: Have dinner and help the shelter
• D.A. won't charge Tam, but city may still sue
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week 2 on the gridiron
• East Bay prep football recap: Stunning wins for San Ramon Valley, Deer Valley and McClymonds
• 'Seussical the Musical' coming to Alameda
• Alameda family pedals against cancer
• Webster Street gets ready to 'Jam'
• Celeb Pix: Is Rosamund Pike's outfit a success?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Local author has a 9/11 tale to tell; Suspected peeping Tom caught at a river
• Alameda: Embattled council member Lena Tam will not face civil suit
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Silicon Valley leaders endorse A's move to San Jose; Oakland fire called su
• Iran to release one of three jailed UC Berkeley graduates on Saturday
• Suspicious second fire erupts at destroyed North Oakland apartment
• Oakland artist marches to beat of his own creations
• Topic 'A' for Laney College in Northern California Conference: Step it up
• Correction
• Alameda High football opens with a victory
• Alameda City briefs
• What s happening
• Police say they found marijuana plants at apartment
• Produce Profile: Asian pears offer a palette of late-summer delights
• Alameda teacher needs kidney transplant
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda's Sunshine Task Force to meet Saturday
• D.A. won't charge Tam, but city may still sue
• Alameda man accepts plea deal in SUV death
• Vote for Alameda as a Place that Matters
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 2
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Simpson's outfit, pass or fail?
• Flashing mobile billboard in Bay Area poses questions during Jewish holidays
• Hearing in deadly Coast Guard crash enters day 2 in Alameda
• Grocery stores preparing for a food fight in Bay Area
• Should California teachers be graded by students' scores?
• Best reader photos: A local owl hangout, a spider's strong web, sleepy pets and more.
• /Celeb Pix: Who is the sexiest cast member of "Glee"?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay rock star offers reward for stolen guitar; Google unveils 'Google
• Read transcript: Prep Corner Live! chat with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, Sept. 8
• CADC Excludes City Council Candidate Adam Gillitt from Endorsement Process
• New Alameda County court aims to help mentally ill
• Deadlocked jury results in mistrial for Alameda murder case
• Well-funded preschool programs reduce crime, report says
• HP sues ex-CEO Hurd over new job at Oracle
• Roadshow: Are slowpokes in the fast lane road boulders or safe drivers?
• No charges against Alameda city councilwoman, DA says
• No charges against Alameda city councilwoman, DA says
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man found dead outside party was shot; Suspected drunken driver caught after low
• SmartMeters, gadgets at odds?
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom robbed at gunpoint, thousands taken
• Brown makes a populist appeal in Labor Day kickoff
• Local tax measures crowd ballot as voters asked to foot bill for budget crisis
• Pirates of Emerson walk plank -- to Pleasanton
• Bay renaissance picks up speed with wetlands restoration along Dumbarton Bridge
• Diagnosis slow in 8 California whooping cough deaths
• Chevron may be seeking exemption from state environmental laws for its refinery rebuilding project
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Sept. 7, noon
• Stiff challenges ahead for governor, Senate contenders
• 'Flight 93' motorcycle ride to make Union City stop
• Political Blotter: DiFi to co-chair campaign against legal pot
• Oakland Pride celebrates LGBT community for first tme in six years
• BART tram's critics crunch numbers
• 'Black Widow' bests San Jose's Joey Chestnut in wing-eating contest
• California high court to hear arguments Wednesday on governor's furlough power
• Menlo College deemed among region's best
• Chief engineer who covered up cargo ship's oil dumping sentenced to probation
• Craigslist adult-services sections shut down in U.S.
• Great white shark seen at Doran Beach
• Give 'Em Hill: The road home is paved with crunchy Cheetos
• Artist brings life to BART stations
• Rise of a 'ganjapreneur'
• Koch brothers donate $1 million in support of Proposition 23
• Bicycle coalition shows off real pedal power pulling a pro-green, two-wheeled move
• Thousands at state Capitol rally against gay marriage, abortion
• Two plane crash victims identified as investigation begins
• Roadshow: No chance of banning big rigs on Highway 17
• One of continent's rarest mammals, Sierra Nevada red fox found near Sonora Pass
• Swords to Plowshares awarded $1 million to help vets
• Sales of "Medal of Honor" video game blocked on U.S. military bases
• Photo slide show: High school sports: The football season begins
• Alameda 20, Newark Memorial 19
• Lottery to be held to attend gubernatorial debate in San Rafael
• Brown, Latino leaders fire back at Whitman
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Peninsula route for high-speed train selected, again
• Celeb Pix: Sofia Coppola premiers 'Somewhere' in Venice
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay preschoolers get head start on technology; Santa Cruz police get help p
• California schools to receive federal boost
• Roadshow: Pros, cons of metering lights
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Friday
• Meg Whitman dismissed as juror in child-molestation case
• 'Problem bears' on the rise in the Tahoe area
• Sierra campground open again after plague risk
• Children's Fairyland turns 60
• Celeb Pix: Michael Jackson's `Thriller' is still a scary good time
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Crash means free beer on Highway 17; Deadly plane crash in Redwood Shores lagoon
• Foreclosures' heavy toll on health
• Brown poised to raise profile in governor's race
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Thursday
• Celebrating Alice Challen's achievements
• Meg Whitman to find out today whether she'll spend next month in jury box
• Webster Street gets ready to 'Jam'
• Sacramento picks up the pieces the day after marathon lawmaking session.
• Alameda leaders back veterans clinic, columbarium at Alameda Point
• Silicon Valley temp jobs on the rise
• Alameda Point hopes to attract Berkeley lab campus
• Labor Day travel expected to be higher than last year
• East Bay Grape growers hope the cool, late season will mean spectacular wines
• Republican lawmakers urge governor to appeal Prop 8 ruling
• Alameda police make arrests at DUI checkpoint
• San Francisco donor fulfills wish lists of 1,000 California teachers
• Meg Whitman admits to attorneys this isn't a good time to serve on a jury
• 4th Annual Above and Beyond Basketball Camp
• Alameda fire chief on administrative leave
• Hopes high for Hornets and Jets
• Fire chief on administrative leave
• What s happening
• Bill to raise kindergarten start age heads to governor
• Magnitude 3.3 quake reported near San Pablo
• Independent probe finds no problems with technology of PG&E's Smart Meters, but PG&E bl
• Boxer, Fiorina trade political jabs in senatorial debate
• San Jose: Broken sewer line is source of airport stink, official says
• Folsom prison still on lockdown 4 days after riot
• Judge again puts California's effort to resume executions on hold
• Sharks president Greg Jamison stepping down.
• California lawmakers reject open-carry gun ban
• Re-entry prison facility on hold because of site issue
• Meg Whitman could serve on jury in molestation trial
• Abercrombie & Fitch hit with bias lawsuit from Muslim job applicant
• Authorities find bodies of missing Vallejo women linked to Hercules homicide suspect
• Celeb Pix: Natalie Portman heats up Venice Film Festival
• Apple's Steve Jobs shows new iPods, iTunes, Apple TV
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Apple unveils new iPods, iTunes and Apple TV; Streetcars may return to Redwood C
• AAA offers free tows for 'tipsy' drivers on Labor Day
• Roadshow: Tips on avoiding traffic in Southern California
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday
• Boxer lays out economic plans in SF speech
• AC Transit considers slashing weekend service
• Peralta college district report should remain closed, judge rules
• California legislators race through waning hours of session
• Bill granting carpool stickers to plug-in hybrids signed into law
• Legal group seeks to compel state to defend Proposition 8
• Psst! Hey, isn't that potential juror Meg Whitman?
• Roadshow: More road work looms along Interstate 680
• Qantas flight returns to SF with engine trouble
• Commercial real estate firms jostling in East Bay turf war
• Best reader photos: Smiling swimmers, squirrel so close yet so far, beautiful Mt. Diablo and more
• Celeb Pix: Kelly Brook's hot bike ride
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Some East Bay students putting in long hours at school; Thousands on Peninsula l
• Berkeley police kill mountain lion on north side
• Two Alameda County transportation agencies to merge
• Rollercoaster pension spiking bill passes major hurdle
• Retailers push sponsored bill to avoid California environmental law
• Looming tax cut debate already ripples through Boxer-Fiorina race
• California lawmakers pass bill to quiet motorcycles
• Warnings posted after shark sighting at Pacifica beach
• Frozen bars with possible typhoid link recalled
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rocks thrown through window of NAACP chapter; Funding issues put squeeze on scho
• Roadshow: American drivers get a rave review
• Report: California beach health testing slumps
• Survey: California gas prices down about 7 cents in 2 weeks
• Political Blotter: Facebook takes heat for banning pot legalization ads
• Death row inmate, 70, found dead at San Quentin
• Photo slide show: The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards
• San Jose officials tout their plan to woo A's, but hurdles remain
• Oakland insists it's still in mix to keep A's
• Jerry Brown's years as Oakland mayor set stage for political comeback
• Photo slide show: San Francisco 49ers get preseason win over the Oakland Raiders
• The high cost of traffic crashes
• Produce Profile: Gettin' fruity 'fore the fall at summer's last hurrah
• Jury finds Alameda man guilty in partial verdict
• Wine bottle reuse firm crops up in Napa County
• Roadheader carves out first few feet of Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore
• Church court rebukes, praises Bay Area minister for same-sex weddings
• Roadshow: Lower the fine for rolling through a red light on a right turn?
• California ski-slope helmet law goes to the governor
• Officer-shooting suspect arrested near Mexican border
• Celeb Pix: Kate Perry in a tutu, cute or sad?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man pleads not guilty to sex assaults; Nanny allegedly writes herself an $18,500
• Paraplegic vet at home in the water
• Adoptable Pets: As fad wanes, Chihuahuas more often in shelters
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Katrina 5-Year Anniversary
• Salmonella discovered in chicken feed
• Closing statements in case of Alameda man charged with killing pedestrian
• Lobbyists hope efforts can sack California bill
• Union, data system faulted for California's loss in federal education-grant contest
• MediaNote: Fox News excels at peddling fear
• San Jose airport has fifth most laser strikes on planes
• Iron Tech hones chefs' cutting-edge management skills
• CSU accused of improper management of public funds
• Alameda City Briefs
• California OKs 13.4 percent Anthem rate hike after controversy
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Roadshow: Merging deserves No. 1 spot on pet peeves list
• My Word: Scout brings home Jamboree experiences
• Mavericks Surf Ventures gets recommendation for contest permit
• School district child care programs saved -- for 45 days
• BART spent $6 million in response to Grant shooting and aftermath
• Alameda police stage DUI checkpoint
• Santa Clara County sounded egg alarm
• Lengthy ballot to cost voters time -- and money
• Marshland restored in North Bay as tides flow in
• Celeb Pix: Is Jessica Alba too thin?
• What s happening
• Who are your country music favorites? Cast your votes now!
• Youth results
• Alameda fire chief faced prior allegations
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cal president booted from $13,000-per-month home; Witnesses of concert suicide g
• BART board votes to delay small fare increase scheduled for 2012
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Laser strikes a threat to planes flying in Bay Area; Police seeking killer of 13
• Robberies, assaults rose since layoffs, Oakland police union says
• Oakland Zoo home to former movie star chimpanzees
• Bill would slash fine for drivers' 'California stop'
• California Senate approves life sentences for some molesters
• Brush fire near Mount Diablo 80 percent contained
• JanSport and The North Face will be moving operations from San Leandro to Alameda.
• Muscle cars make the cut
• East Bay sizzles, but not for long
• Celeb Pix: Ice-T's wife and sexy models in fishnets
• School funding delay could force East Bay districts into short-term borrowing
• Roadshow: Driving woes stretch from the Dumbarton Bridge to China
• Counseling for fans who witnessed Mountain Winery concert suicide
• Ban on sewage dumping along California coast to get federal teeth
• With furloughs back and IOUs looming, Schwarzenegger threatens to hold budget hostage
• Three strikes DUI bill passes Legislature, headed for governor's desk
• California high-school exam rates rising, especially among minorities
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen bicyclist killed in East Bay; Protesters: Why can't women bare breasts
• Photo slide show: 22-year-old from Mexico crowned Miss Universe 2010
• California orders removal of latches on gas pump nozzles
• Best reader photos: Giraffe has a bone to chew, dishwasher dog, flying at the meet and more
• Celeb Pix: Nicky Hilton is still alive?
• More East Bay students pass state's high school exit exam on first try
• Alameda dancer is bound for Bolshoi
• Biofuel station opens in Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police ID men killed in Oakland; County pulls plug on $30 million computer
• High school fight involving Oakland, Hayward, Alameda teens sends two to hospital
• Brother can you spare some volts? Bay Area officials push to build chargers for electric cars
• California won't get "Race to the Top" school money
• California.pedestrians to get more time to cross streets
• Roadshow: The top 10 driving peeves
• Way of the peaceful warrior: fighting gang violence with Native American traditions
• California gas prices may ease this fall, then rise in 2011
• Concussions among high school football players a major concern
• Whitman welfare ads: Demonizing the poor?
• State of pot: Who's lining up for, against legalized marijuana
• Jaycee Dugard case: Law enforcement a year later
• Celeb Pix: Christina Hendricks is No. 1 reason to watch 'Mad Men'
• Presbyterian pastor faces religious trial for performing same-sex marriages
• Second Spare the Air day declared for Bay Area region
• Dave McElhatton, Oakland native and former Bay Area newsman, dies at 81
• Chief justice nominee has clear path to California Supreme Court
• Financial difficulties lead to Bay Area Planned Parenthood shake-up
• Two arrested with guns on Laney College campus
• Fire burns Alameda Victorian home, takes an hour to knock down
• Heat wave interrupts Bay Area's cool summer
• FDA looking for source of tainted eggs
• Roadshow: Taking a spin around Bay Area chokepoints
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders win in Chicago 32-17
• Clean-Up and Restoration Phase 2 Community Service Project
• On DVDs: 'Green Zone' good; 'Greenberg,' 'Date Night' not so much
• Adoptable Pets: Why Labs are the No. 1 'family dogs'
• Thoughts on the Run: Museum honoring Alameda sports stars
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police car knocks over minivan carrying woman, child; Turf war brewing on Penins
• 50 years to life in slaying of Alameda girl
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• East Bay residents launch relief efforts for Pakistan
• Freedom paramount for East Bay's newest U.S. citizens
• Roadshow: Cell phone abusers, explain your actions
• Celeb Pix: Kelly Brook vs. Rebecca Romijn, who's hotter?
• Officials: Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs will likely grow
• Bay Area chills out smog formation
• Show to benefit Alameda's Altarena and new theater company
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hundreds of drivers ticketed for cell-phone use; Bay Area home sales hit a 15-ye
• Bay Area Muslim centers to host open houses for Ramadan
• NASA seeks wakeup song nominations for remaining shuttle flights
• Bay Area and state continue to lose jobs in July
• Celeb Pix: Those wacky Kardashian sisters are back, but why?
• Alameda City Briefs
• Two lawsuits filed against Diocese of Oakland
• Alameda students' STAR scores go up in 2010
• Egg recall linked to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Students get close-up brush with forensic science
• Bay Area immigrants face obstacles when they are victims of crime
• Paddling with Pirates in Paradise
• Celeb Pix: When did Maggie Gyllenhaal start dating a young Jack Nicholson?
• Alameda Worship Services
• Bumper crop of backyard gardens in East Bay
• What s happening
• Park It: Ardenwood to transform into 'bayou country'
• "American Idol" auditions in San Francisco draw thousands of dreamers
• What s happening
• FBI: Two questioned over American Airlines threat at SFO
• Alameda's Chris Hausmann honored at Alameda City Swimming Championships
• Alameda officials plan changes in rules for using city gas pumps
• Alameda youth results
• Expiring tax credits stifle Bay Area home sales
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rape victim's bizarre courtroom confrontation; Details emerge of complaint
• Roadshow: Good Samaritans on the road
• Taking a look at Alameda Point
• Nine lives, sixth sense: Cat at veterinary clinic seeks out ailing cats
• Call goes out for Alameda school supplies
• Pressure remains on HP
• Alameda City Briefs
• California Supreme Court OKs Schwarzenegger furloughs
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• California law targets adults who give alcohol to kids
• My Word: Get involved by attending Sunshine Task Force community workshop
• Looking for love? FasTrak may have your number
• Bounce houses with high lead levels are Oakland nonprofit's latest target
• California foreclosure rate highest for Hispanics
• Evolution: Stanford study suggests disease-causing genes were once beneficial
• Apple corruption case highlights temptations of employees working abroad
• Fiorina says NY Islamic center should be moved
• Proposition 8 appeal may not boil down to gay marriage question
• Salmonella outbreak spurs recall of 13 brands of eggs nationwide
• Roadshow: Another cell phone crackdown set for today
• Coast Guard searching Bay after spotting debris
• Sutter clinics say thousands of patients need re-vaccination
• Alameda fire chief takes heat for filling personal vehicles at city pumps
• More details emerge of complaint against HP's Hurd
• Oakland Raiderettes launching season with party at Fox Theater
• Best reader photos: Three kittens eating, two flowers blooming, one old dog and more
• Vote online for your favorite farmers market
• Deputies asking for help confirming skeletal remains found in Pleasanton hills
• Law enforcement agencies setting up checkpoints to stop impaired drivers
• American Idol auditions at AT&T Park this week
• Roadshow: Paint shortage hitting city streets
• Appeals court puts gay marriages on hold, sets December hearing
• Raj Salwan: Should dangerous dogs be banned?
• Celeb Pix: Jenny McCarthy takes it off for Shakespeare
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Human remains found in East Bay hills; New bridge toll shakes up casual carpool
• Alameda man accused of murder also attacked police officers, jury hears
• Are you auditioning for 'American Idol'?
• Photo slide show: Zsa Zsa Gabor leaves a Los Angeles hospital wanting to spend her final days at hom
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cal now ranked No. 1 in the nation; Police shoot, kill knife-wielding man
• Alameda fire chief takes heat for filling personal vehicles at city pumps
• Global warming measure could suspend other landmark environmental rules
• Alameda man accused of murder also attacked police officers, jury hears
• One of Alameda's own swims to the TOP 
• State cattle inspector keeps eye out for East Bay rustlers
• Roadshow: Cost of a cell phone ticket won't rise
• Brown, couples urge speedy return to gay marriages
• Bell city pay scandal prompts some East Bay cities to be more open with salaries
• Outgunned and outnumbered, high speed rail opponents have numerous options to fight back
• HP's hiring of B-movie starlet raises questions
• Rent-a-book concept arrives at UC Berkeley
• Feds warn of new danger to online teens: 'Sextortion'
• California, others to get more clout vs. insurers
• That predicted promise of hot weather? Um...not really.
• Cool and foggy weather a headache for California farmers
• S.F. Zoo polar bear euthanized
• Apple manager arrested in kickback scheme
• Silicon Valley seeks a cure for health care
• East Bay amateurs to compete against the nation's best barbecuers
• Meg Whitman donates another $13 million to her gubernatorial campaign
• Billions earmarked for Bay Area transportation projects
• CHP tickets more than 70 Bay Area drivers a month for speeds exceeding 100 mph
• Alameda book dealer acquires Steinbeck manuscript
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dead men in Newark identified; Man posing as construction worker robs video stor
• Boxer says voters 'grumpy' about sputtering economy
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders at the Dallas Cowboys
• Celeb Pix: Lauren Froderman dances into the hearts of America as Rihanna dances all over the stage a
• Prop. 8 case: Appeals court considering whether to keep gay weddings on hold
• Roadshow: Plan ahead to make appointments at DMV
• County clerks, same-sex couples prepared for weddings, but Thursday was not to be the day.
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga is almost literally on fire during concert in Los Angeles
• Chilly West, scorching East: There's a link
• Locals bounced from ASA West tourney
• Alameda youth sports results
• What s Happening
• Correction
• Roadshow: CHP's purple ribbons promote Kaitlyn's Law
• Alameda City Briefs
• State pursues plan to award more money to low-achieving East Bay schools
• Alameda Farmers' Market needs your vote
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hundreds of drivers ticketed for cell-phone use; Suspected iPhone thief nabbed b
• Parents ask school district leaders to save child care program
• Feel-good foreclosure data in the East Bay
• Alameda Worship Services
• Alameda Multicultural Center hosts Site Write Exhibit
• Photo slide show: Judge rules same-sex marriages should resume then puts decision on hold
• Judge says gay marriages can start in California; gives opponents time to appeal Prop 8 case ruling
• Some Alameda County pools shut down to meet new federal safety regulations
• UC-Berkeley drops plans to release personal genetic information to incoming freshman
• BART fare reduction proposal dead -- for now
• Second former Bay Area swim coach accused of abuse
• Alameda County D.A. selected for grant to fight child sexual trafficking
• California high schools face restrictions on metal baseball bats
• BART has new $4 million surplus to spar over
• Three incidents tying up southbound I-880 commute
• Ex-Catholic priest living in Alameda facing sexual abuse charges in Ireland
• Three teen felony suspects briefly escape Alameda County juvenile hall
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Kaplan joins Oakland mayoral race; A slice of Manhattan in San Francisco?
• Roadshow: Caltrans suspends Highway 17 work
• O'Brien to retire as East Bay Regional Park District general manager
• Nasa's chief technologist seeks to develop transformative programs
• Median home prices up in San Jose, San Francisco areas, most U.S. cities
• As Whitman and Brown dance toward the political center, they risk alienating their bases
• More than 20 Bay Area creeks join list of trash-clogged waterways
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton desperate to be Marilyn Monroe
• Hurd scandal pushes HP back into the middle of public crossfire
• Californians see first income decline since World War II
• Oiled birds: How many can be saved?
• East Bay drivers facing crackdown on cell-phone use
• Medical marijuana cards do not offer legal exemption to job applicants
• East Bay Muslims prepare for Ramadan
• Ellison email blasts HP board
• Alameda firefighters at scene of pier blaze
• Time running out for homebuyers seeking credit
• If the weather behaves, Perseids to bathe Bay Area sky in meteors Thursday
• California crime victims leave $11 million unclaimed in state account
• Need a job? The circus is hiring
• Roadshow: KNBR's Gary Radnich vs. Mr. Roadshow
• CHP's cell phone crackdown is today
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cruel summer weather has some hot under the collar; Five detained in tourist
• Fire at Alameda pier remains under investigation
• American Bar Association backs same-sex marriage
• Some California schools make kids 'pay to play' extracurriculars, though it's not leg
• Best reader photos: Years before the A's the Billiards were on the diamond, bird bath is a cat
• Celeb Pix: New Victoria's Secret models, hot or not?
• With L.A.-style carpool lanes, will we sacrifice safety for convenience?
• Medicinal marijuana show in San Jose draws thousands
• Private interest bills still win California legislative support
• Many Californians with pre-existing conditions will find help in September as a reform takes effect
• What happened to Hasanni?
• Dimmer view of Earth
• Bay Area financial columnist Cliff Pletschet dies
• Fewer AC Transit drivers call in sick as bus agency resumes old schedule
• Photo slide show: Bloodsuckers big winners at Teen Choice Awards
• Google, Verizon issue net neutrality proposal
• Political Blotter: Sessions hopes Harmer will help GOP retake House
• Roadshow: Why lanes are closed on Highway 17
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay woman faces charges of having sex with teenagers; 8-year-old hit by tru
• Schwarzenegger, Brown file motions to resume same-sex marriages
• Battle over Brown's frugality heats up
• Lawmakers to consider water bond delay
• 48 arrested in Alameda countywide parole sweep
• East Bay counties await go-ahead for issuing same-sex marriage licenses
• Chabot College to host video game, anime convention
• Attorney in Prop. 8 case lauds justice system, sees longer court fight
• Bay Area high-speed rail tracks unveiled
• Key ruling throws out claim that Prop. 25 would protect two-thirds vote on taxes
• Airline worker injured, Southwest flight grounded at Oakland airport
• Tunneling for Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore to begin Monday in Orinda
• Celeb Pix: Selma Blair, Stephanie Pratt steal show at `Middle Men' premiere with their see-thro
• Gay marriage again rears its head as wedge issue
• Project Ready to Learn: Donations are lagging
• Federal judge in Prop. 8 case an unpredictable iconoclast
• Roadshow: Cell phone crackdown coming
• California company recalls 1 million pounds of ground beef over E. coli risk
• HP CEO Mark Hurd resigns after sex-harassment investigation
• Longtime Alameda tailor has profession all sewn up
• 1,000 volunteers help with East Bay Stand Down to give needy veterans a four-day respite
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dublin boy gets heart, liver transplant; `Grandma' not taken by scam artist
• Barry Bonds steroids case: Judge sets March 21 date for perjury trial
• SunCal sues city over development pact
• Woman seen uncorking bottle of wine while driving in Fremont
• Fiorina takes her U.S. Senate campaign to town hall
• Alameda youth sports results
• Bay Area gays, lesbians and supporters rejoice at ruling
• Local sports briefs
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report pot-smoking drivers draws scorn
• ON DVDs: `Clash of Titans' a gigantic waste of time
• California to notify public if sex offenders flee
• Burglar caught after foot chase
• Whitman: No plans to join billionaires' pledge
• Adoptable Pets: Big thanks for Petapalooza success
• Fiorina splits with Boxer on gay marriage ruling
• Alameda City briefs
• Former Alameda golfer wins two state titles
• Thoughts on the Run: War stories remind us who the good guys are
• What s happening
• Alamedan's talents set stage for her dream career
• 56th Annual City Swim Championships
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Gay, lesbian couples celebrate Prop. 8 ruling; San Jose city salaries, pensions
• A vision taking shape on the West End
• Future of Mif Albright course still in limbo
• SunCal sues city over development pact
• Prop. 8 supporters appeal judge's ruling overturning gay-marriage ban
• New AC Transit bus passes for students
• Bay Area wealthy sign up to give money away
• Ly Tong, anti-communist activist, pleads not guilty to attack on Vietnamese pop star Dam Vinh Hung
• Roadshow: Highway 101 upgrade to begin next year in Prunedale
• Berkeley attracts DNA samples -- and political heat
• AC Transit says more service cuts may be ahead after court ruling
• Slaying of Novato girl's killer brings scrutiny on San Quentin
• Judge rules Proposition 23 ballot language must be reworded
• State controller orders cities, counties to disclose municipal salaries
• Sea otter population declines 3.6 percent along California coast
• Judge's ruling due in California Prop. 8 trial today
• BART service back to normal between Oakland, San Francisco
• Prop. 8 supporters seek stay of federal judge's ruling before it's released today
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Business picks up at Port of Oakland; $100 million worth of fake goods seized
• Celeb Pix: Who is the best dressed of 'The Expendables?'
• Photo slide show: Reaction to federal judge's ruling on same-sex marriage
• Federal judge strikes down California's ban on same-sex marriage
• Oakland's plans for mega-medical marijuana growing gets attention of the federal government
• Oakland airport rolls out security body scanner
• Opening statements begin in Alameda hit-and-run murder trial
• Poll: Identity, blending in important to Hispanics
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brother of Giants player had prior DUI conviction; Band frontman dies in Oregon
• Best reader photos: This paws for you, tiger behind a tree, rattlin' grass and more
• Tahoe bound? Watch out for I-80 paving work
• Equestrians navigate Sequoia Arena in Oakland
• Roadshow: Lease the Nissan Leaf and get a carpool sticker
• Study finds blue whales have perfect pitch, but research raises more questions than it answers
• Eating away at education: Math doesn't add up when teacher salaries and budget cuts collide
• More heeding the call to priesthood at Menlo Park seminary
• Celeb Pix: David Hasselhoff gets roasted
• Announcement on new `American Idol' judges will have to wait
• California Supreme Court upholds Prop. 209 affirmative action ban
• Ruling expected today in AC Transit labor dispute
• Political Blotter: Boxer leads -- by more than a hair
• Whitman models campaign, vision on New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
• Roadshow: Caltrans, send the Weed Patrol
• National Night Out comes to the East Bay on Tuesday night
• Major apparel manufacturer moving to Alameda
• Major apparel manufacturer moving to Alameda
• Produce Profile: Maintaining a mania for mouthwatering melons
• Help support a doggone good cause!
• Lena Tam's lawyer asks DA to end inquiry
• Alameda City Council delays decision on ballot charter measures
• Man's body recovered near Alameda beach
• MediaNotes: Sherrod fuss again proves Fox News a national disgrace
• Adoptable Pets: Why dogs bark and how to handle them
• What s happening
• Alameda youth sports results
• Alameda All-Stars fall in Section tournament
• My Word: Alameda's key role in first trans-Pacific air route
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• Alameda City Briefs
• Clarification
• Alameda gets grant to hire six firefighters
• Series of car break-ins reported around the city of Alameda
• Alameda City Council delays decision on ballot charter measures
• Major apparel manufacturer moving to Alameda
• Putting words to Webster Street experience
• Alameda turns out for Art & Wine Faire
• Two Alameda organ recipients representing state in U.S. Transplant Games
• Best reader photos: Bowl of kitty, mouthful of mouse, catching some rays and more
• Islanders Swim at Junior Olympics
• Armed men rob home of ex-Warrior Stephen Jackson
• Happy Wanderer: Drakesbad ranch a true angel to Pacific Crest Trail hikers
• On DVDs: Be sure to miss 'Our Family Wedding' and avoid 'A Serious Man'
• Fashions going to the dogs for a good cause
• Fine wine time in Alameda
• Life on the Island: Enjoying summer around the estuary
• Oakland teen killed in early morning shooting
• Alameda all-stars beat Australian squads
• What s happening
• Alameda Youth sports results
• What s happening
• My Word: `Paradegate' threatens free speech in Alameda
• Alameda Letters to the Editor
• My Word: Marking the 20th anniversary of American with Disabilities Act
• Alameda City Briefs
• Adoptable Pets: Consider mature pets when adopting
• Alameda Police Log: Police arrest two for burglary on Lincoln Avenue
• Clicking online now to make a difference
• Thoughts on the Run: Another look at how our democracy works
• Project Ready to Learn launches today
• Retailers settle pricing suit with six Bay Area counties
• People: Lindsay Lohan begins serving 90-day jail sentence
• Whitman team accuses Brown of using staff for politics
• California names Interstate 680 section after retired Sen. Daniel Boatwright
• Point Reyes National Seashore may house WWII-era bombs
• Bay Area experiencing one of the coolest summers in 40 years
• Bay Area's AC Transit bus service disrupted as imposed contract continues
• Class action suit claims employment discrimination by bus company
• Roadshow: Litter, pickups and an angry truck owner
• New survey says California's child care centers not notifying parents of pesticide use
• Broadcasting legend Bill King still missed nearly five years after his death
• Oakland airport BART extension back on table
• A's moving to San Jose? "Not so fast," says Oakland.
• Governor pays tribute to advocate for disabled
• Interstate 580 shooting suspect a virtual unknown in tiny former mining town
• Man tasered after flipping car off I-880, running from CHP in Hayward
• I-580 commute near Livermore slow after motorcycle crash
• Poll affirms Californians are still pro-choice
• Alameda ousts SunCal as developer
• California teen trades up from an old cell phone to a Porsche Boxster
• Tenants can get stung in foreclosures, too
• Raj Salwan: Man's best friend can also start fires
• Roadshow: Carpool cheats are not that risky, reader says
• AC Transit bus drivers are no-shows to protest imposed contract
• New Dublin Hills Regional Park to open Thursday on 520 acres
• State establishes day to honor Reagan
• San Jose police arrest 11 for possession of child porn
• California pro-union law struck down by appeals court
• Ex-Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell pleads not guilty to drug charge
• Bay Area activist Ly Tong arrested in pepper spray attack on singer
• UC's little-known Pavement Research Center results in smooth, safe and silent rides
• Volkswagen electronics research lab expanding in Bay Area
• Best reader photos: Morning cup of Joe, wrong side of many skunks, comfortable cat and more
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan goes to jail, but she may only serve 14 days of 90-day sentence
• Saving lives, one match at a time
• California Democrats neutral on Proposition 19
• Walnut Creek police prepare for pro-Mehserle rally today
• Stanford climate scientist Stephen Schneider dies at 65
• How much is California's budget impasse costing taxpayers?
• Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore dig unearths fossils from millions of years ago
• Whooping cough update: State warns women, seniors to get pertussis shots
• Celeb Pix: Khloe Kardashian doesn't put on a happy face at Miami fashion show
• Reality Check: Meg Whitman's latest anti-Brown ad doesn't quite hold up.
• Roadshow: CHP cracking down on illegal truck traffic on Highway 85
• Give 'Em Hill: Smile -- we speak emoticon Esperanto here :)
• Photo slide show: South African Louis Oosthuizen captures British Open
• 'Til death do us part? Ballot measure banning divorce clears hurdle
• Adam Gillitt to Run For Alameda City Council
• Summer Family Day Trips With Alameda Recreation And Park Department
• Fourth of July Parade
• 82nd Annual Summer Faire 'A Faire That Cares'
• Alameda Islanders Set Records As High School Swimmers
• Fourth Of July Party
• Kiwanis Alameda 60th Annual Pancake Breakfast
• ‘Learn-to-Swim’ With ARPD
• 2010-2011 Recreation Afterschool Program (RAP)
• Open Water Scuba Certification Course
• Earth Day - Zero Waste Festival
• Walt Disney Family Museum Day Trip
• Mother and Daughter Celebration
• Kiwanis of Alameda Pancake Program to Raise Funds for Alameda Charities
• Kiwanis One Day Program
• Alameda Island Aquatics Swim Team Tryouts in April
• 2010 Spring Egg Scramble
• New Team Records Set by Alameda Islanders at Zone 2 Championships
• Results of Kiwanis of Alameda Chili Cook-Off and BBQ Dinner Program
• 2010 Summer Part-Time Job Opportunities Available At Alameda Recreation And Park Department
• Alameda Kiwanian Dawna Dowdell Honored
• 37th Annual Elks Hoop Shoot City Finals
• 11th Annual Alameda Kiwanis Chili Cook-Off and BBQ Dinner
• Temple Israel Announces "Little Latkes Playgroup"
• 2009 Santa’s Visits Homes In The City Of Alameda
• Mayor’s Hometown Holiday Weekend - December 5 and 6, 2009
• Alameda Kiwanis 11th Annual Chili Cook-Off And BBQ Dinner
• 3 on 3 Hoop-A-Palooza Basketball Tournament
• Temple Israel Hosts Holiday Expo & Midway Shelter Collection Drive
• The City Of Alameda’s ‘Find The Snowflake’ Contest
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Alameda County
• Alameda County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Alameda County
• Rock N’ Roll Trip
• City of Alameda Swim Championships
• 55th Annual City Swim Championships
• City of Alameda Fun Family Day Trip To Sonoma Train Town
• Fourth of July Party
• Learn-to-Swim with Alameda Recreation and Park Department
• 2009 Alameda Walks Schedule
• Spring Egg Scramble
• Symphony of Chinese Calligraphy & Sculpture
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Fright Bingo Frighteningly Fun

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