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• Ohlone College's Baseball and Softball teams play in the 2012 CCCAA Super Regionals this weekend
• Individuals shine light during Fremont Out of Darkness Walk, Mercury News: Fremont Bulletin, May 3, 2012
• Ohlone College Monitor student newspaper, Thursday, May 3, 2012
• Ohlone College Renegades Softball and Baseball are in the Hunt!
• Ohlone College Helps Latino Students Chart Their Future And Pursue Higher Education (press release)
• END HUNGER NOW
• Ohlone College Chamber Singers Celebrate American Music (press release)
• Ohlone College Encourages Education in the Sciences at STEM Awareness Day (press release)
• Ohlone College Original Dance Production Celebrates the Art of Movement (press release)
• Ohlone College Continues to Raise Awareness about Suicide Prevention with Second Annual Campus Walk (press release)
• Ohlone College Monitor student newspaper, Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Ohlone College Celebrates 40 Years of Service to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community (press release)
• 40th Anniversary of Deaf Studies Division (Tri-City Voice, Friday, April 13, 2012)
• Making friends that last a lifetime, one country at a time (Tri-City Voice, Friday, April 13, 2012)
• Ohlone College Monitor student newspaper, Thursday, April 12, 2012
• World Famous Magician and Escape Artist Reveals the Science of Magic at Ohlone College (press release)
• Let's Go Green Together!
• Enjoy Ireland while Studying Business and Culture this Summer (press release)
• Ohlone College Monitor student newspaper, Thursday, April 5, 2012
• Ohlone College Monitor student newspaper, Thursday, March 29, 2012
• MVROP AutomotiveTechnology Program at WHS Places Third in UTI Foundation's National Competition
• Annual High School Theatre Festival at Ohlone College Attracts Over 800 Students Across State (press release)
• Trustees Approve Construction on Ohlone College Solar Panel Project (press release)
• Ohlone hosts recruitment fair for Solyndra workers (Mercury News)
• Ohlone College Monitor newspaper, Thursday, March 15, 2012
• Al-Anon in ASL
• Ohlone College Chamber Singers Pay Tribute To Those Who Serve (press release)
• Ohlone College Monitor newspaper, Thursday, March 8, 2012
• Ohlone College Monitor newspaper, March 1, 2012
• Ohlone For Kids (and Teens!) Summer Enrichment Program (calendar listing)
• Alameda District Attorney Discusses High Tech Crimes And Identity Theft with the Community (press release)
• Ohlone College Monitor newspaper, Thursday, February 16, 2012
• Kennedy High Receives Planning Grant For Building Green - Building Smart Pathway
• Internationally Acclaimed Pianist Paul Posnak Performs at Ohlone College (press release)
• Ohlone College Kicks off Black History Month with Hollywood Celebrity Performance (press release)
• Smith Center Presents! Sweet Can (calendar listing)
• Rev Up The Votes!
• Ohlone College Community Education Presents: Ohlone For Healthy Living Yoga and Pilates Fusion (calendar listing)
• George Duarte earns Certified Green Designation
• Ohlone College Community Education: Qigong and Tai Chi Fitness Prep (calendar listing)
• Ohlone College Trustees Select Redistricting Plan at Board Meeting (District news release)
• Police seize rifles, nearly $40,000 in Newark, Danville pot raids
• San Leandro sports bar, Raiders fans team up for toy drive Friday
• Ohlone College Appoints New Trustee (District news release)
• New Haven foundation receives $10,000 grant
• Newark pot club raided one week after another dispensary closed
• New Haven to extend winter break by a day
• Ohlone interviews candidates to replace Nardolillo
• Black Friday shooting defendants arraigned
• Wieckowski to honor local community members, organizations
• Niles Canyon will see delays due to restoration work
• Report: Warriors, Kwame Brown agree to free-agent deal
• Settlement to halt Niles Canyon construction
• Astros catcher Jason Castro sidelined three months after foot surgery
• Ohlone singers return to old mission
• Water district offers $100 rebates for high-efficiency washing machines
• Kansas City Chiefs fire coach Todd Haley
• Hayward hospital removes gang, prison tattoos for free
• One-alarm fire forces Oakland market to close
• Woman dies in vehicle crash near Walnut Creek
• It's a new day in Newark City Hall
• Police arrest third suspect in Black Friday Walmart shooting
• Gas leaks reported at Newark school
• Large WWII-era bomb casing found in San Leandro scrap yard
• Golden State Warriors waive guard Jeremy Lin
• Newark man injured in armed street robbery
• Professor Emeritus from Ohlone College Publishes Haiku and Photography Collection (press release)
• Ohlone College Monitor Newspaper, Thursday, December 8, 2011
• Golden State Warriors' Charlie Bell jailed for being drunk at hearing on his drunken driving case
• Suspect in Black Friday Walmart shooting surrenders in East Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula woman sues over prescription mix-up she claims nearly killed her; Marin man charged in woman's murder
• Damaged floor now part of Fremont earthquake exhibit
• Newark toy drive scheduled for Saturday morning
• Missing Hayward man found Wednesday night
• Fremont student spearheads Make-A-Wish campaign
• Volunteers see new group in need
• Development could come to Fremont park
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin town's council favors backyard bees, chickens; Grand jury indictment alleges couple ran Peninsula teen prostitution ring
• Woman arrested for possessing knife, drugs at Newark school
• Fremont man accused of robbing $4,000 from woman
• Hayward man reported missing
• Lucky's urges some customers to close bank accounts in wake of hacking
• Warrant issued for informant tied to San Leandro cop drug case
• San Leandro officer saves suicidal woman on railroad tracks
• PG&E to upgrade power lines from Hayward to Fremont
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula planners consider building's status; Marin council approves theater's sale
• Tri-City Volunteers to distribute toys to needy kids
• New Haven academic chief to hold planning meetings
• Fremont library hosts free concert
• Bikers help with toy drive
• Celeb pix: Writer and director Angelina Jolie at her premiere with hubby Brad Pitt
• Best reader photos: Drinking with dinner, beaming to a championship, bridge to somewhere and more
• Slideshow: Carrie Underwood and Jason Aldean big winners at the American Country Awards.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula college campus to close for two weeks; Marin murder case jury selection nearly complete
• Ohlone College Monitor Newspaper, Thursday, December 1, 2011
• Free holiday concert in Newark
• Former Fremont mayor seeks Ohlone post
• Hate crime victim to speak at Newark conference
• Newark's longtime mayor ready to bid goodbye
• Grant money goes to HIV testing organization
• City of Fremont to use social media
• Winter Wonderland coming to Logan
• Church to host "The Nutcracker" puppet show
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula murder victim exhumed for DNA test; North Bay activist, survivor marks World AIDS Day
• Fremont to see first Occupy protest
• Slideshow: Western winds topple trees, trucks and buildings
• New Haven school board appoints new member
• All aboard for festive train ride
• Fremont neighborhood opening its doors
• Vigil honors martial arts legend
• Water rates to rise
• Fremont Fire Department holding holiday toy drive
• 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
• Slideshow: More then 200 arrested in early morning raid on Occupy Los Angeles
• Ritchie appointed to fill New Haven school trustee opening
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman faces torture charge for attack on sleeping ex; North Bay police study burglary outbreak
• Union City pedestrian dies in Fremont accident
• Three robbers still at large in Walmart Black Friday shooting
• Hayward's Jack Del Rio fired as Jacksonville Jaguars head coach
• One person dies in unincorporated Hayward fire
• Detroit Lions' Ndamukong Suh suspended 2 games by NFL
• Best reader photos: Day and night in Belize, really low tide and more
• Pedestrian injured in Fremont accident
• City solicits input on pedestrian, bicycle plan
• Fremont couple attacked, robbed outside residence
• Council to hold economic development session
• Fremont men arrested in hit-and-run accidents
• ZooLights starts Friday at the Oakland Zoo
• Fremont man arrested on two consecutive days
• Oakland A's negotiating to move their spring training home to Mesa
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Fremont figure skater to compete at nationals
• Butterflies all aflutter along East Bay shore
• Bay Area martial arts legend Al Novak dies
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of November 21
• Live music returns to Union City coffeehouse
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Playoffs edition
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Union City police chief retiring after productive, cash-strapped tenure
• Restaurant to host fundraisers for train victim's family
• 9 candidates vie for New Haven seat
• Bay Area grocery chain issues identity theft warning
• Neighborhood rallies around fire victims
• Fremont woman sentenced to five years for foreclosure scam
• Fund established for family of train accident victim
• One-alarm Newark fire causes $10,000 in damage
• Union City approves contract for seismic upgrades
• Delays expected Friday during Niles parade
• Union City council appoints youth commission members
• Washington to hold Tree of Angels ceremonies
• Best reader photos: Fire over Reno, otter not sharing, library demolition and more
• What's Happening
• Alameda County Sheriff's office searching for at-risk man who left assisted living center
• Bay Area P.M. Buzz: Peninsula town's new police chief replaces sibling; North Bay business to close after decades
• Senior center to host holiday concert
• What's open and closed
• More teens arrested in San Leandro carjackings
• Solyndra unable to find a buyer, looks to sell assets separately
• Seniors can avail of free tax services
• Union City to hold Holiday Showcase
• Union City accepting entries for photo contest
• Newark man facing gun, pot charges
• Newark robber knocks woman to the ground
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: CHP officer escapes flipped car, exploding ammo; No crab in time for Thanksgiving, fishermen say
• Boy, 14, arrested in San Leandro armed carjackings
• Hayward pot grow house discovered, man arrested
• Multiple gun shots fired in Fremont, no injuries reported
• Oakland man arrested in San Leandro bar shooting
• Trending now: Katy Perry live concert coverage in Oakland Monday night
• 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
• College trustee says he still represents Fremont
• East Bay prep football recap: Freedom upsets Cal in playoffs
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of November 19
• Bal Theater owner facing misdemeanor charges, claims police beat him
• Union City anti-violence program to host meeting
• New Haven foundation extends membership drive
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football playoffs updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• San Lorenzo woman suffers minor injuries in fire
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Playoffs edition
• Nine candidates emerge for New Haven seat
• Second victim robbed while meeting supposed Craigslist buyer in Hayward
• Missing Fremont woman found in San Francisco
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula city names new police chief; North Bay prison inmate commits suicide
• Alameda County Office of Education to host digital expo
• Family of slain nursing student forms group to assist in other missing person cases
• Hayward women, elderly Pittsburg man indicted on drug charges
• Three men arrested in attempted San Leandro burglary
• Elderly Fremont woman with Alzheimer's reported missing
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton, Stan Lee, Will.I.Am Rock the Kasbah with Richard Branson.
• Four San Francisco Giants pitchers earn Cy Young votes; Baseball owners approve Larry Baer as new CEO
• Slideshow: Occupy Wall Street: Protesters mass to shut down Wall Street
• What's Happening
• Ohlone College Monitor Newspaper, Thursday, November 17, 2011
• Union City gang member guilty of trying to kill Fremont cop
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney proves he has an eye for talent
• Fine mess? Traffic scofflaws in Alameda County discover two types of justice
• Melendez to sign copies of book at Emanuele
• Celeb Pix: All the good-looking people attend the premiere of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part I'
• Soccer dispute leads to stabbing at Hayward park
• Man injured, gun fired in fight outside Fremont bar
• Interfaith service to be held Monday night
• Logan forensics showcase scheduled for next week
• Thursday deadline for New Haven board applicants
• Trio accused of San Leandro home burglary
• Best reader photos: Honoring our vets, sand surfing, waiting for bath time and more
• CSU proposes 9 percent fee increase
• Santa Clara University: Hacker changed grades of 60 students
• Caltrans boss says new Bay Bridge is safe despite test tech's bad record
• Roadshow: Solving case of mystery vehicle
• San Jose man's new Chrysler van came fully loaded -- cocaine included
• Previously conjoined twins set to go home
• Live chat: NCS football playoffs seeding meeting, Sunday at 2 p.m.
• Oakland motorcycle buff killed last month remembered as "generous, big-hearted" man
• Bicyclist suffers major injuries in Union City hit-and-run
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of November 7
• Fremont hires consultants for facilities report
• Newark nonprofit seeking donations for free holiday meal
• Live blog: De La Salle vs. California, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Brangelina and kids vacation in Ho Chi Minh City
• Woman trapped in car in Antioch after hitting fire hydrant, utility pole
• East Bay prep football recap: Monte Vista, O'Dowd win bragging rights
• Fremont tax hike just a question of when
• New Haven officials hope for better result on tax
• Balloon causes power outage in San Leandro
• Union City coffeehouse hosts Occupy forum
• 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
• Ohlone to appoint new trustee
• What's Happening
• Slideshow: 45th annual Country Music Association Awards
• Nagy is Newark's first new mayor since 1978
• What's open and closed on Veterans Day
• Quarry Turkey Half Marathon/10K/5K and Little Turkeys Race
• Stark to hold town hall meetings
• Target to open second Fremont store in March
• LOV seeks donations, volunteers for holiday meal
• Solyndra assets to be auctioned off this week
• Celeb Pix: America Ferrera is ravishing in red
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 31
• Fremont woman educates others about cancer
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
• Fremont fire destroys plastic beads
• Newark council strengthens ban on pot clubs
• Fremont fire raising funds to fight breast cancer
• Slideshow: San Francisco 49ers beat Cleveland Browns 20-10
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 30
• Hayward science fair excites attendees
• Fremont hospital again accused of retaliation
• Senior menus
• BIRTHS
• Pets of the week
• 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
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 24
• Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi charged with felony shoplifting
• Group calls for strengthened violence-prevention program
• Jaime Richards: Final column
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• 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
• Assemblywoman Mary Hayashi charged with felony shoplifting
• 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
• Ohlone College Presents a Seventeenth-Century Classic Comedy with a Modern Twist (press release)
• Slideshow: Occupy Oakland protestors rally around Scott Olsen
• 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.
• Video: Jon Stewart asks "What the &#*#@@ in Oakland?"
• Hewlett-Packard reverses course, won't spin off PC business
• Saint Mary's picked second in WCC preseason men's basketball poll
• Brown shows he's serious about pension reform
• Hindu temple in Milpitas invites public to celebrate Diwali on Saturday
• Brown's 'hybrid' pension proposal: guaranteed benefits plus 401(k)-style plan
• BART service back on track after delays on Fremont line
• 3.6 quake rattles the East Bay
• What's Happening
• Fremont teen takes down haunted house
• 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
• New paving approach saves cities money and is environmentally friendly
• Sikhs to hold international martial arts competition Saturday in San Jose
• '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
• Ousted protesters marching back to Frank Ogawa Plaza
• Ohlone trustee retires amid residency scandal
• Newark pot clubs may go up in smoke
• Paratransit driver charged with murder of biker in San Leandro
• 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
• Hayward man arraigned after chase, shooting
• Suspect in slaying of nursing student denied bid to change counsel
• Jobs bio hits the bookstores and Apple fans rush in
• Study: Science pushed out of California elementary schools
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Learn to Recognize the Weapons of Fraud with Noted Psychologist Dr. Anthony Pratkanis (press release)
• Slideshow: Police raid, arrest Occupy Oakland encampment protestors
• Bay Area underwater homeowners thrown lifeline by Obama
• Mammoth bones found in Pacifica
• Police arrest protesters, tear down Occupy Oakland tent city
• Annual pumpkin patch attracting families
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Mammoth find for Peninsula man; North Bay crash forces highway closure
• Authorities ID Hells Angel killed on I-580
• 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
• Suspect in case of slain nursing student seeks change of counsel
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Slideshow: Turkey quake: Rescuers find survivors
• Ohlone College Monitor Newspaper, Thursday, October 20, 2011
• Biographer says Steve Jobs saw himself as 'chosen'
• Convicted South Bay killer's parole bid in limbo
• 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
• Fremont park to open next year
• David Ellison: One last rant before I bid you farewell
• Health care event set for seniors
• 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
• Occupy Oakland continues to defy city orders, holds march around Lake Merritt
• Open-carry advocates rally with rifles, long guns in San Leandro
• Union City, Hayward schools to consider new parcel tax
• BIRTHS
• Pets of the week
• Open-carry advocates rally with rifles, long guns in San Leandro
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Castro Valley crash
• Washington cited for new violations
• Hayward: 20-year-old Fremont woman identified as victim of fatal 1-880 crash
• Open-carry advocates rally with rifles, long guns in San Leandro
• 2.5 magnitude earthquake shakes East Bay overnight
• Senior menus
• Schools to mark Red Ribbon week begining Saturday
• Fed threat gets results as California pot shops close
• Suspected Hells Angels killer is alive -- but with black eyes
• California prison system begins issuing layoff notices
• Roadshow: It's legal to report suspected drunk drivers on a handheld cell phone
• Google pays $100 million for offices in Mountain View, extending a property-buying surge
• Lake Tahoe ski resorts to hold job fairs
• New biography of Steve Jobs paints a man of contradictions
• East Bay prep football recap: Deer Valley, Campolindo continue upset trend
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 17
• Jaime Richards: Sugar free lemonade
• Seminars help seniors understand Medicare, Social Security
• Variety of Halloween events scheduled in Tri-City, greater Hayward areas
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Humane Society in North Bay opens after renovation in North Bay; Scammer targets Peninsula families' elders
• 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
• Sikh humanitarian group to open regional office in Fremont
• Alameda County DA's Office, McAfee team up for cyber security presentation
• Unemployment rate falls across Bay Area as jobs begin to reappear
• San Francisco: Bachmann knocks Occupy movement, praises tea partyers
• Moderate quake and aftershock near Berkeley rattle nerves
• Oakland Zoo welcomes four new tigers
• Fremont soldier campaigning for dream wedding
• Newark weighs cost of bond measure, upgrading schools
• Blood drive hits close to home for Newark family
• Two signs on fire at San Jose State University called "intentional"
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Arrests in North Bay prostitution sting; Peninsula town, police union reach deal
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Moammar Gadhafi's demise
• Oakland man arrested in San Leandro triple homicide
• Celeb Pix: Stacy Keibler looks good on George Clooney's arm
• Tense questioning of shot Fremont police officer by defense attorney
• Peralta college district censors public records, despite promises to be more open
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 20, 2011
• "Historic" California greenhouse gas rules expected to pass Thursday
• 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
• Fremont Argus Oct. 21 Letters to the editor
• 20 Years Later: A photographer's diary of the Oakland firestorm
• Town's name is joke fodder, but Weed rolls with it
• Cupertino quarry massacre 911 tapes: "There are people dying right now. My supervisor is dying."
• Bay Area rents are rising
• Undercover Fremont police officer describes being shot
• Harper to leave New Haven board
• 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
• Fremont Argus My Word: People are starting to demand more from their government
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan in handcuffs
• Boy, 15, arrested after crashing vehicle in Newark
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 19, 2011
• Amgen lays off 380 workers
• Four cities participating in Make a Difference Day
• Recording of Steve Jobs is highlight of memorial service at Cupertino campus
• Washington cited for new violations
• 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
• Milpitas police identify 18-year-old fatally shot in residential neighborhood
• Social Security recipients to get 3.6 percent COLA
• Open carry advocates plan to bring rifles, shotguns to San Leandro event
• 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
• Convicted child molester to testify against men who allegedly beat him for the molestation.
• Live chat: Cal Bears football, Thursday, 1 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Aniston honored by ELLE
• Apple fails to beat projections for quarterly earnings
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 18, 2011
• Man whom cops killed Oct. 10 was suspected of slaying 2 near SJSU
• Postal service raising rates
• Bachmann returns to Bay Area a diminished candidate
• Fremont Argus Oct. 19 Letters to the editor
• Fry's Electronics to Omar Siddiqui: You still owe us $65 million
• Freed American hikers speak to Occupy Oakland on Monday night
• Man convicted of felony robbery in Fremont
• Jilted by state, community colleges seek parcel taxes to pay for basic courses
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• Trial begins for alleged Union City gang member accused of trying to kill Fremont cop in Oakland
• Celeb Pix: When did Ralph Fiennes turn into Robin Williams?
• Suspected gang member arrested in Union City shooting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula highway widening divides town's residents; North Bay man charged in housemate's rape
• Men escape arrest after Fremont high-speed chase
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 17, 2011
• Cellphone companies pledge to warn consumers before they go over monthly limits
• Two men hospitalized after stabbing in Fremont
• Can Cain convert momentum into a real campaign?
• Luminaries pay tribute to Steve Jobs at Stanford service
• Investigation of shooting death at funeral of another gang member being foiled, say police
• San Jose police investigating sixth officer-involved-shooting of 2011 -- third fatal
• 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
• Union City police searching for attempted murder suspect
• Program would offer health care at Alameda County fire stations
• Political Blotter: No more self-checkout alcohol sales
• Ghosts haunt house for a good cause
• Federal contraception law upsets Catholic colleges
• Survivor of Virginia Tech massacre brings his story to Diablo Valley College
• 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
• Hells Angels member gunned down at San Jose funeral
• Roadshow: Berkeley study ignites pleas to open carpool lanes to all
• Senior menus
• County planners to look at preservation ordinance again
• With a little help from the parents
• Solyndra investor role in Navy project gets Republican scrutiny
• Ohlone changing election system
• East Bay prep football recap: Three top 10 teams lose for first time
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of October 10
• Jaime Richards: Knowing what they need
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Fremont kung fu teacher pleads not guilty to molest charges
• New Bay Bridge span will be backdrop of police training exercise
• Federal crackdown leaves California medical marijuana industry weighing risks
• Jobs admirers gather at former Apple plant in Fremont
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 7
• District Attorney won't file charges in De Anza case
• Solyndra hearing focuses on whether Department of Energy broke the law
• Bay Area home sales sag as market keeps trying to find its footing
• 100 arrested in big anti-gang operation in five Bay Area counties
• News Corp.'s Murdoch heckled by Occupy protesters in San Francisco
• Former Fremont tech CFO sentenced for fraud conviction
• Celeb Pix: Is Amber Heard the most beautiful women in Hollywood?
• Beaten Giants fan Bryan Stow making progress at rehab center
• Fremont retailer marks expansion milestone
• Fremont Argus Oct. 14 Letters to the editor
• Health care website to help uninsured Alameda County residents
• Celeb Pix: Charlize Theron vs. Hayden Panettiere, who's hotter?
• New California approach: Criminals showered with offers of support just before prison release
• Elderly pair found dead in Union City home
• What's Happening
• Worldwide tributes to Apple's Steve Jobs planned for Friday
• Bay Area abortion-rights leader tells others to 'be bold, brave'
• Ballots across the Bay Area to reflect growing diversity
• San Francisco protesters target Wells Fargo Bank
• Small fish with big impact rebounds, easing fears of extinction
• California fails to signal early interest in No Child Left Behind waiver
• Business confidence plunges in the Bay Area amid plans for more layoffs
• Ghost House to haunt for 42nd year
• Five running for two Newark City Council seats
• 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
• Fremont woman pleads guilty to stealing $800,000 from clients
• Paris Hilton does Poland
• Caltrans reopens two NB lanes on I-880 in Oakland
• 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
• Blood clots keep California School for the Deaf football player Jacy Dike-Pedersen off field
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Mystery still surrounds 2010 plane crash that killed 3 Tesla Motors employees
• Popular websites share user information, email addresses, Stanford study finds
• Marsh Creek Road: Under construction, out of control
• Roadshow: Fear of a fine -- and a happy surprise -- at the tollbooth
• Giants fan Bryan Stow makes 'dramatic progress,' moves to rehabilitation
• New Haven fundraisers coming in November
• 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'
• Occupy India? Anti-corruption activist to visit Silicon Valley
• Haunted house scares Fremont officials
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 11, 2011
• In California, wine grapes good but in short supply
• San Jose teen in custody after Fremont chase ends in crash
• Raiders rumored to be heading to Los Angeles, or sharing stadium with 49ers
• Ohlone College Smith Center Presents! Spanish Brass Luur Metalls (press release)
• Slideshow: Staff pictures of the week
• Raider faithful keep the torches burning in Oakland
• 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
• Cupertino plant's family ties make tragedy incomprehensible
• Fremont woman helping military families
• 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
• Fremont woman helping military families
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 10, 2011
• Celeb Pix: Who is kissing a polo pony?
• Live chat: East Bay prep football, Monday at noon
• Ohlone College Monitor Newspaper, Thursday, October 6, 2011
• Fall Job Fair - Ohlone College and Tri-Cities One-Stop Career Center (calendar listing)
• Gov. Brown signs ban on open handgun carrying
• Hopefuls not running in 2012 but busy raising money for Stark's seat
• 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
• Early voting begins Monday
• Gov. Brown mounts frantic finish to sign or veto bills before deadline
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Most restaurants comply with Hayward ban on Styrofoam
• Key suffragist hailed from Fremont
• David Ellison: History more than a bunch of great stories
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 9, 2011
• Three vying to be Newark's next mayor
• New Haven outlines ambitious plan
• What they're saying about Raiders owner Al Davis, who died Saturday at age 82
• Pets of the week
• Senior menus
• 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
• Jaime Richards: Puppy love
• Alameda County names teachers of the year
• Hip to be square (dancing) in Newark
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Precipitation puts Peninsula pumpkin-picking in peril; North Bay supervisor to resign by month's end
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Muslim SJSU student kicked off flight sues
• Occupy Wall Street protesters: We hate billionaires, but not Steve Jobs
• Schwarzenegger opens museum about himself, 'hard work and stubbornness'
• Google cancels product launch out of respect for Jobs
• Veteran Bay Area political reporter Rollin Post dies at 81
• 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?
• Police looking for man wanted in Fremont armed robbery
• Feds crack down on California pot dispensaries
• Cupertino shooting spree suspect was armed, 'threatening' when deputies shot, killed him
• Alameda County names teachers of the year
• Fremont council moves forward with outsourcing plan
• 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>
• Lawsuit claims Giants' Lincecum trashed San Francisco apartment
• Cupertino shooting spree suspect was armed, 'threatening' when deputies shot, killed him
• Brown signs bill banning cell phones in prisons
• San Quentin guard arrested in drug, bribery investigation
• Protesters camp out overnight in San Francisco financial district
• Slideshow: People gather at Apple stores worldwide to remember Steve Jobs
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 6, 2011
• Tributes pour in for 'our Edison'
• Visiting Colleges Overwhelmed by Ohlone Student Attendance at Transfer Day (press release)
• Ohlone College Fall Theatre Production Servant of Two Masters (calendar listing)
• What's Happening
• Will this rain bring wet Bay Area winter? Forecasters don't know
• Cupertino cement plant shooting victim recalls bloody morning
• Roadshow: You can avoid getting dinged for registering car online
• Bay Area could become first region to plan for sea level rise
• Most students get whooping cough vaccinations
• Fremont rejects moving City Hall south
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: In memory of Steve Jobs
• 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
• Livermore man to be tried on murder charge
• Union City to hire communications manager
• Local teachers to be honored Thursday
• New amphitheater a hit at Kennedy
• Livermore man to be tried on murder charge
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: North Bay assemblyman's bill could keep state parks open; budget cuts hit Peninsula town's police station
• Local teachers to be honored Thursday
• Oakland man charged in Ashland shooting
• Oakland Tribune Oct. 5 letters to the editor
• 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
• San Jose firefighters say bystander's CPR helped save runner during half-marathon
• What do you want on the next iPhone? Users sound off
• Don't get math? Researchers home in on the brain's problem
• Owney look-alike contest a two dog race
• Alameda County fire chief receives state award
• 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.
• Steve Westly tried to wave Obama away from Solyndra
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• San Leandro High School mourns shooting victim
• Authorities ID burglary suspects killed in Oakland crash
• Celeb Pix: Main cast of 'Arrested Development' announce they're coming back.
• Hearing continues in Livermore road rage killing
• 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
• Santa Clara denies request to disclose 49ers stadium security report
• High prices spawns rash of companies buying gold for cash
• Pets of the week
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Oct. 2, 2011
• Bay Point: Sheriff's deputies investigate fatal shooting in wake of alleged threats
• Senior menus
• BIRTHS
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, James Logan, Encinal among big winners in league openers
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 26
• Jaime Richards: Word makeover
• From Uzbekistan, with paint brushes
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula fisherman ready salmon-boosting plan; North Bay police officer gets reduced charges in off-duty gun incident
• Fremont woman testifies she saw murder suspect holding bloody knife after boyfriend's stabbing
• Ohlone College & Fremont Bank Host Sold Out 27th Annual Golf Tournament (press release)
• San Leandro robbery interrupted, four men arrested
• Celeb Pix: Who is blooming at the Dior fashion show?
• Brown officials double dipping
• Man arrested in attack on woman at Hayward park
• Alameda County Sheriff's deputies exchange fire with California fugitive
• UCSF police take man into custody in connection with Hells Angels homicide
• BART police to wear cameras
• Governor signs bill requiring out-of-state sex offenders to register when they move to California
• Bay Area weather: Weekend looks foggy, possible rain in future
• San Jose's NeoPhotonics buys Fremont company in deal worth up to $46.7 million
• Apotheker leaves HP with $13 million; Whitman takes $1 a year
• Roadshow: Crossing San Francisco Bay won't shorten trip to Petaluma
• Ohlone trustee being deployed to Afghanistan for a year
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula coastside harbormaster resigns; North Bay Ponzi suspect loses bid to withdraw plea
• Fremont Argus My Word: A lunch to remember so we will never forget
• Fremont Argus Sept. 30 Letters to the editor
• 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
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 29, 2011
• Bank of America to charge $5 monthly fee for debit card users
• Suspect in Le murder seeks bail
• What's Happening
• Immigration sweep nets 186 in Northern California, more than 2,900 nationwide
• Roadshow: Should Mr. Roadshow ditch the vanity plate columns?
• MTC seeks approval for more freeway toll lanes
• Long-awaited Alameda County preservation ordinance nears completion
• Advocacy groups for the disabled sue California over repeated budget cuts
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders wide receiver Denarius Moore, Thursday, 3:30 p.m.
• Homicide suspect arrested near Bishop O'Dowd
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Fatal road crashes claim lives on Marin, Peninsula roadways
• Obama praises Fremont student during speech
• Celeb Pix: Kobe Bryant, now that's Italian?
• Dr. Anthony Pratkanis "Selling FlimFlam" The Social Psychology of Influence (calendar listing)
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 28, 2011
• 'The Amazing Race' casting call Saturday in Danville
• Fallout widens from collapse of Fremont solar manufacturer Solyndra
• Thousands of nurses return to work at Alta Bates
• 49ers show off virtual luxury suites at new stadium
• Roadshow: Where asphalt meets concrete can be a rough ride
• Judge refuses to extend sale timeline for Solyndra
• Man shot in Fremont street robbery
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula family says police shot dogs too quickly: Bear's presence found on North Bay landmark
• 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'
• Satirical affirmative action bake sale, protests attract hundreds to UC Berkeley
• Apple to announce new iPhone Oct. 4
• Hayward man in critical condition in Ashland shooting
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 27, 2011
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday in Bay Area
• 'Vicious' dogs kill dog, injure Union City woman
• Man shot in Fremont street robbery
• Solyndra's meltdown raises questions about the fallen solar star
• Affirmative action bake sale ruffles feathers at Cal
• Forecast: Morning clouds, sun later today in the Bay Area
• Solyndra workers loved their jobs at the solar company
• Shark warnings posted along California central coast
• A man's take on antiques
• Central Park walk to tackle global poverty
• 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
• Fremont man arrested in fatal vehicle accident
• Bay Area roads awash in trash
• Next billion-dollar project for Texan: 49ers stadium in Santa Clara
• Hayward, Union City residents robbed of gold jewelry
• Replacement nurse involved in 'medical error' leading to patient death at Oakland hospital
• California prison realignment to put more low-level offenders on streets
• The president of the San Jose chapter of the Hells Angels killed
• Whitman faces big challenges at HP
• Driver killed in Fremont accident
• California bars rejoice: infused alcohol ban lifted
• San Francisco protesters: No nudes is bad news
• Vigil for slain nursing student Michelle Le set for Tuesday
• Slideshow: Top news photos, Sept. 25, 2011
• Hayward family injured in crash at SoCal college
• Newark, Union City SWAT teams combining resources, training
• Abandoned Circuit City building catches fire in Newark
• Pets of the week
• Senior menus
• BIRTHS
• East Bay prep football recap: Top two teams fall as De La Salle, Pittsburg lose
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 19
• Jaime Richards: Evolutionary motivation
• County raises fall-prevention awareness
• Groups to host Newark candidate forums
• 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
• Solyndra executives invoke the Fifth Amendment at Congressional hearing
• Hewlett-Packard stock hits six-year low as Meg Whitman takes helm
• Newark school snack bar burglarized
• Celeb Pix: Fergie is suprised by herself
• Dish Network announces streaming service to rival Netflix
• Prop. 13 still highly popular, Field Poll finds
• NBA postpones camps, cancels 43 preseason games
• Video: The Pigskin Geek surfaces in the Sunshine State
• Roadshow: Come meet Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow
• Scientists are working on movies produced from inside our minds
• Two arrested at UC Berkeley protest
• BART to put $17.8 million of surplus in reserve for new train cars
• Obama plan would give relief to some schools failing under No Child Left Behind
• The Missionvalley ROP Pharmacy Technician Program Is Named Program Of The Year
• St. Rose Hospital lays off employees
• 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
• Facebook unveils new timeline feature
• Political analysts and those close to Meg Whitman not surprised she's taking reins at HP
• New Great America owner will also manage Gilroy Gardens
• Jaycee Dugard sues feds, citing Garrido parole failures
• HP names Whitman CEO
• MSJ High to host human rights lectures
• Oakland Raiders sell out; on TV Sunday
• Satellite still on for Friday freefall from space
• What's Happening
• Roadshow: Express lane work under way at 237-880
• Census reveals lower Bay Area incomes, rising poverty
• Fremont launches groundbreaking school district app
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland's plans for `sex store' creates uproar; Details emerge in deadly San Jose crime spree
• County prosecutor, Dublin councilman to challenge Pete Stark
• Antioch, other East Bay school districts, scramble to get students vaccinated ahead of deadline
• Celeb Pix: What does Kim Kardashian do for a living again?
• My Word: BART police need better training on dealing with reporters
• County prosecutor, Dublin councilman to challenge Pete Stark
• Missing 15-year-old Oakland girl gone for three weeks
• Teens arrested in San Leandro vandalism
• 'Moneyball' and the Oakland A's: Separating fact from Hollywood
• Brown says California GOP is harder to work with now
• Reports: Hewlett-Packard CEO Léo Apotheker may be ousted, replaced with Meg Whitman
• 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
• Displaced SJSU students protest housing policy
• Roadshow: Raising the gas tax to fix potholes has supporters
• Washington wins nursing honor
• Police: Dog's frantic behavior led to Michelle Le's body
• 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?
• Fremont Argus Sept. 21 letters to the editor
• People in the News
• Hayward: Coroner confirms body found in Niles Canyon is Michelle Le
• California earthquake-warning system shows promise
• Three injured in parking lot fight after 49ers game
• 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
• Spare the Air alert called for Tuesday
• Free valet parking surprises people in Fremont
• Brush fire contained in Anthony Chabot Regional Park
• San Leandro dad accused of abusing 2-year-old son
• 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
• Union City woman accused of killing nursing student delays plea
• 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.
• Body found in search for Michelle Le will undergo DNA, dental testing
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, noon
• San Jose carjacking, homicide suspect arrested
• New report: San Francisco Bay getting healthier, not in the clear yet
• With 600 bills to consider, Gov. Jerry Brown gets persuasion from all corners
• Bay Area elected officials urge FDA to ban menthol in cigarettes
• Slide show: 'Modern Family' the big winner at the 2011 Emmy Awards
• Alameda County supervisors to discuss fate of alcohol- and drug-prevention programs
• Senior menus
• Newark Wellness Center hopes bigger is better
• Pets of the week
• Slideshow: 2011 Emmy Awards red carpet arrivals
• Newark Days Parade celebrates city's birthday
• Fremont finds savings and labor peace
• Alameda County budget cuts impacting courts
• 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
• Jaime Richards: A Chipotle kind of life
• 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
• Celeb Pix: Halle Berry and crew turn Glasgow into San Francisco
• Oakland school wins National Blue Ribbon award for academic excellence
• Live blog: De La Salle vs. St. Mary's-Stockton, Friday at 7:15 p.m.
• San Leandro schools, cops to co-host forum on student gun arrests
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Bay Area job market turns in mixed performance.
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 3
• Family searches for missing nursing student 'for a proper goodbye'
• Man arrested on suspicion of possession of loaded gun, pot in San Leandro
• California bill aimed at breast cancer worries docs
• 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
• Boxing to continue at Decoto firehouse -- for now
• San Leandro High School student arrested Thursday for possession of gun, pot
• 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
• It's official: Bill Neukom and San Francisco Giants to part ways
• Fremont police looking for armed robbers
• Slide show: 2011 Rugby World Cup: U.S.A. hangs on in 13-6 win over Russia
• Mysterious light over Southern California likely a fireball
• Bay Area foreclosure action heads back up
• Treasury Department investigating Solyndra
• Deadline nears for whooping cough vaccine
• What's Happening
• UC tuition could nearly double under budget plan
• BART offered riders scripts and free travel to pro-BART news conference
• Fremont church building wells in Kenya
• 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
• San Jose man with stockpile of explosives is a convicted felon
• Economists say sea level rise would be costly to California
• Fremont Argus Sept. 15 Letters to the editor
• Diaper parties: Dad-to-be's answer to baby showers
• Smith Center Presents! Spanish Brass: Luur Metalls (calendar listing)
• 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
• Peninsula, South Bay salon chain sued by immigrant workers
• Bay Area "trash hot spots" list is out
• Poll: Support for Obama falling even in California
• Solyndra's bankruptcy puts Department of Energy in the hot seat
• Police investigating report of another sexual assault near SJSU
• People in the News
• Court cuts result in long commutes, less service
• 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
• Young people hit hard as U.S. poverty rate increases to 15.1 percent
• Slideshow: Oakland Raiders open season by beating Denver Broncos
• Fremont Argus My Word: Class war -- if not now, when?
• 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?
• San Jose cheerleaders now "OK" with miniskirt ban, principal says
• Giant yacht with nine bedrooms being built in Marin
• First day at work for new PG&E CEO
• Miniskirt ban at San Jose school also applies to cheerleader uniforms
• 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
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed UC Berkeley grads
• Police not ruling out foul play in Kwon's death
• Diamond Palace closes after bankruptcy
• Plenty of local Coastal Cleanup Day events set Saturday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No court appearance for East Bay murder suspect; South Bay police officer injures man in accident
• Hayward: Murder suspect in missing nursing student case waives court appearance
• Bank of America to eliminate 30,000 jobs
• Celeb Pix: Still winning? Charlie Sheen gets roasted
• Bliss Dance Company Premiers Fashion Provoked (press release)
• Microsoft Excel Workshop Series - Ohlone College Workforce Education and Career Development
• 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.
• Pa. boy in hit-run outside Giants game gets warm welcome home
• Odor forces evacuation of Fremont medical clinic
• Clouds and chance of thunderstorms in the Bay Area
• Tainted turkey recalled nationwide
• Mosquitoes found with West Nile virus in San Jose
• Roadshow: Lane cutters at 101-880, the CHP is watching
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Look for slowdowns on Almaden Expressway -- and then higher speeds
• 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
• David Ellison: Where to find happiness
• Pets of the week
• Officials keep faith in Fremont's green economy
• Environmentalists find few victories this year in Sacramento
• Amazon deal may signal national online tax shift
• Bay Area panel backs request to add 290 miles of toll lanes
• Ex-Solyndra workers attend career workshop, still reeling from the sudden loss of their jobs
• Giselle Esteban, accused of murdering former friend Michelle Le, makes court appearance
• 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
• San Leandro police schedule informal public meeting Tuesday
• World of Shakespeare played out in Fremont
• East Bay prep football recap: Lightning wreaks havoc on most games Friday night
• East Bay prep football recap: Lightning wreaks havoc on most games Friday night
• Slideshow: High school sports: Week of September 5
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 2
• Fremont man pleads guilty to insider trading
• Jaime Richards: Fighting frustration, part 2
• 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.
• New apps help people make money with their phones
• Former Cal golfer found dead in Fremont parking lot
• 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
• Oprah Winfrey and Sheryl Sandberg in friendly Facebook chat
• Pedestrian killed in Fremont vehicle accident
• Milipitas man arrested in marijuana bust
• San Jose: Highway 101 at Tully to be closed for three nights starting tonight
• Data Center: Alameda and Contra Costa Pension Database
• Stanford medical records posted on public website, now removed
• Arraignment of Union City woman in Le murder postponed for medical appointment
• Milpitas police investigate teen's death
• Job seekers generally approve of Obama's jobs plan
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Remembering 9/11
• Fremont firefighter recalls ground zero after 9/11
• Oakland man charged in San Leandro armed home invasion
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula animal care center to open this weekend; Feds search East Bay solar company's premises
• Two East Bay hospitals fined for medical errors
• FBI agents search Solyndra's Fremont headquarters
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• Senior menus
• Fremont Argus Sept. 9 Letters to the editor
• Reader Recommendation: Best dog parks in the Bay Area
• Celeb Pix: Chaz Bono practices with 'Stars' partner
• Amazon.com cuts California sales tax deal in stunning turnabout
• What's Happening
• Bay Area military families reflect on the reason so many enlisted: 9/11
• Ringling Bros. clowns brighten the day at Children's Hospital
• Stark calls on Solyndra execs to compensate laid off workers
• Brown vetoes limits on protests at California funerals
• Bill would allow growing hemp in California
• CHP reports more DUI arrests over Labor Day weekend
• 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
• San Jose: Three Vietnamese coffee shop workers cited for being topless
• 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?
• Tesla CEO: I will win $1 million bet and still pay
• UC Santa Cruz launches network and digital technology major
• Research by UC Santa Cruz's chemists could prevent groundwater contamination
• Spare the Air Day announced for Wednesday
• People: Bridge School Benefit names Dave Matthews, Arcade Fire, Tony Bennett to star-studded lineup
• Reprieve for Fremont's Center Theater
• Ringling Bros. circus attracts fans, opponents
• Newark City Council to vote on Dumbarton project plan
• 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
• Laugh Your Socks Off with ComedySportz - the Ultimate Improv Experience (press release)
• Strapped schools seek easy cash in online contests
• Solyndra files for bankruptcy, listing nearly $784 million in debt
• BART protesters plan more demonstrations
• War of words, symbols and codes
• 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
• Waiting to be made whole, one year after the San Bruno blast
• Best reader photos: Cupertino fire, tether-ball time, Stilts in flight and more
• Fremont considering ways to save
• Political Blotter: Contra Costa man to lead redevelopment fight
• California's man in China
• Young, old turn out for Fremont train show
• Pets of the week
• Senior menus
• 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
• It's curtains for Center Theater
• Jaime Richards: Fighting frustration - part 1
• Teens lead police on chase in Castro Valley
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Shotgun-wielding suspect detained in East Bay; Leaky gas pipe found after South Bay home blast
• Oakland man impersonates city worker, steals tree grates
• Miss Nancy of Bay Area's 'Romper Room' dies at 77
• San Jose cop pleads not guilty to sex charges involving 2 teens
• Celeb Pix: Do you like Kate Winslet's dress?
• De La Salle-Bellarmine high school football season opener has playoff implications
• Household robots move from science fiction to reality
• Oprah to visit Facebook campus
• Attempt to rescue skewered Santa Clara duck unsuccessful
• Democratic lawmakers, business leaders pan Amazon's offer as a 'ploy'
• Roadshow: Be careful when driving Interstate 5 at night
• Caltrans goes on repaving binge across Bay Area
• 'Anonymous' defendants appear in San Jose federal court in PayPal cyberattack case
• Spare the Air advisory called for Friday in the Bay Area
• Fewer Californians traveling this Labor Day weekend, poll predicts
• Police name Newark men arrested in East Bay robbery spree
• End of summer vacation arrives on a big wave
• East Bay firefighters help with Hurricane Irene response
• Fremont Argus editorial/slideshow: Solyndra's collapse shouldn't deter government's green-tech investments
• Celeb Pix: Madonna directs another movie
• Live blog: Bay Area prep football updates, Friday, 7 p.m., sponsored by Stevens Creek Toyota
• Fremont Argus Sept. 2 Letters to the editor
• Monterey aquarium gets great white shark
• New judge to take over California's lethal injection challenge
• Holiday beachgoers warned of big waves in Santa Cruz during Labor Day weekend
• Oakland police ask for help in search for missing woman
• San Jose cop arrested, facing charges he had sex with 2 teenage boys
• NTSB findings complicate PG&E's defense in other probes
• Dude! Free weed lying on San Jose street snatched up by bystanders
• Roadshow: Motorists cheer cop issuing tickets in unmarked Pontiac on 101
• Prosecutors won't retry Barry Bonds on three perjury counts
• Solar energy company collapse a worrisome sign for 'green-tech' hopes
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Dick Cheney's memoir
• Decoto residents banding together to fight crime
• More schools in Alameda County fail to meet No Child Left Behind goals
• East Bay students doing better by state standards, but many lag by federal rules
• BART board hires former Seattle official as new general manager
• Celeb Pix: George Clooney takes over Venice
• President Obama to visit Bay Area next month
• Fremont solar tech firm Solyndra to shut down, lay off hundreds of workers
• Slideshow: Bunol's streets run red after 'Tomatina' battle.
• 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
• Kabul city delegation gets three-day download from San Jose city budget, finance staff
• Gov. Brown calls for action on clean energy
• California's oil spill safety bill fails, supporters vow to bring it up again
• Solaria, already expanding in Fremont, seeks a second solar factory site
• Bay Area Red Cross urges blood donations for hurricane victims
• 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
• People in the News
• Fremont Argus Aug. 31 letters to the editor
• 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
• Caldecott fourth bore project will cause road closures
• Fremont doctor wants home in the hills
• 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
• Bliss Dance Company: Fashion Provoked (calendar listing)
• 'Moneyball' rolls into Oakland for world premier
• Hayward man arrested in Newark stabbing
• 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
• Hazing charges stemming from Santa Clara Marine's suicide are rare, unpredictable
• Service honors fallen Bay Area Navy SEAL
• Photo slide show: No meat this year, the 2011 VMAs brings out the guy in Gaga
• David Ellison: Mulling complex world on its peak
• Photo slide show: Who's hot who's not at the 2011 VMAs
• Vendors show their wares at Niles Antique Faire
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Irene hits New York, weakens to tropical storm
• Castro Valley junior rodeo brings out pint-sized cowboys
• Development firm moves on after killing-suicide
• Senior menus
• A new day for Newark schools
• BIRTHS
• Food Truck Mafia muscling into gourmet customer base
• Castro Valley junior rodeo brings out pint-sized cowboys
• Pets of the week
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Irene hits the East Coast
• Great-grandmother, 77, gives back to Newark community
• Evergreen Oil continues its public outreach campaign
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One dead in East Bay home invasion; Peninsula police seek hit-and-run drivers in man's suicide
• A restructured Hewlett-Packard will still face many challenges
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Apple iCon steps down as CEO
• Jaime Richards: Boys need 'a good man' to look up to
• 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
• Bay Area coffee shops face a rise in bean prices
• Alameda County government and court workers rally over executive perks
• Multi-rig crash mars I-880 commute in Oakland
• Roadshow: Serra statue along I-280 not a hit with everyone
• Google's multi-pronged expansion in Silicon Valley now includes buying buildings
• Bill to change laws for juvenile offenders serving life-without-parole sentences fails in state Assembly
• Governor's jobs advisor joins high-speed rail board
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula sheriff sued over man's arrest, jailing; Third suspect arrested in botched East Bay bank robbery
• Apple stock sinks a bit in first day of trading after Steve Jobs resignation
• Police release sketch of Candlestick Park beating suspect
• 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
• Apple stock sinks a bit in first day of trading after Steve Jobs resignation
• Photo slide show: Irene sweeps through Bahamas with eye on East Coast
• A restructured Hewlett-Packard will still face many challenges
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Thursday, noon
• Lock your doors, Escalade owners; luxury SUV is most stolen vehicle
• Berkeley chancellor seeking funds for undocumented students
• What's Happening
• Arrests made, homes searched in Newark
• Warriors coach linked to man arrested in drug-ring sting
• Woman injured in Ashland home invasion robbery
• San Ramon man killed in Fremont accident
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Robber dies, cop hurt in East Bay shootout; test results loom after Peninsula town's water restored
• More than 90% of black and Latino students pass California high school exam
• Hacker group posts explicit photos it says are of BART spokesman
• Homes searched, shooting suspects detained in Union City
• Celeb Pix: Al Pacino looks kooky
• Los Gatos hiker who died in from plunge from Yosemite's Half Dome is identified
• Santa Clara County DA says evidence proves Maurice Nasmeh murdered Jeanine Harms, the Los Gatos woman who disappeared in 2001.
• Fremont boy featured on cable's show "Missing Kids On Demand"
• Man killed by Amtrak train in San Jose
• Fremont man arrested in suspected DUI crash in Livermore
• 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
• Proposed shark fin bans divides Chinese-American community
• 3.6 quake rattles East Bay, felt throughout area
• Fremont dealership faces discrimination suit
• Back to School for Fremont - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fremont district primed for flea market
• 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
• 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
• Facebook reveals plans for second campus in Menlo Park
• Ex-Fry's exec to be sentenced in December for kick-back scheme
• Cal States and community colleges brace for midyear cuts
• Deportation halted in California gay marriage case
• 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
• 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
• Big heart, big results for longtime Tri-City area nonprofit leader
• 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
• Military veterans and their spouses eligible for job fair in San Jose
• Public hearing slated Tuesday for Newark development
• Some schools see new administrators, increased class sizes
• 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
• SJSU's new Afghan-born president sees optimism despite adversity
• 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
• Thousands turn out for Hayward's Zucchini Festival
• Court creates new delay for Fremont BART station
• Evergreen repairing Newark facility, community relations
• East Bay lawyer/humorist tackles the serious topic of 'Islamophobia'
• Pets of the week
• Iran sentences 2 UC Berkeley grads to 8 years in jail
• Scientists find key to what makes salmonella harmful
• Investors slam HP's big plans
• 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
• Fremont's Holy Family sisters enjoy yoga class
• 3,000 dahlias (and their owners) coming to Bay Area floral show
• Jaime Richards: Help wanted -- male adult role models, aka 'men'
• 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
• Sun's singing helps researchers predict sunspots
• Bank of America to lay off 3,500 workers
• BART union website still down after hack
• Government will stop deporting some illegal immigrants, allow them to work
• State of Bay Area stadiums: Handicapping the race to land the 49ers, Raiders -- or both
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' biography coming sooner than expected
• Indicted former Fry's exec files for bankruptcy, lists $137 million in debt
• BART board to tackle cell phone blackout policy
• California AG shuts down law firms accused of conning homeowners
• Feds and NUMMI reach $6 million settlement over payments to disabled auto workers
• Bay Area tow operators worry AAA consolidation plan will put them out of business
• Roadshow: Safety tips for driving around schools
• Fremont founding father dead at 91
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Marin gunman found dead, girlfriend found alive; Feds sue South Bay restaurant over worker treatment bias
• High school sports: A look back at the 2010 football season
• Celeb Pix: What is Kim Kardashian wearing?
• Hewlett-Packard to explore sale of PC business, in talks to buy British company for $10 billion
• Investigators say arson caused Fremont school fire
• California sea otters have chance to expand range
• What's Happening
• Federal court to hear case of suspected Milpitas video peeper
• Newark candidate slate nearly set for November
• UC takes first steps into online education
• Study: High-speed rail could share track with Caltrain
• Roadshow: A Highway 9 bicyclist with a beef -- motorcyclists
• Brown says he's not interested in Prop. 13 reforms
• Pipeline regulatory reforms urged at state hearing
• Former Fremont student killed in Wyoming accident
• 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?
• Senior menus
• Fremont Argus Aug. 18 Letters to the editor
• Condors vs. power lines, and for once, the condors win
• Google-Motorola deal draws questions
• East Bay assemblywoman co-authors parole bill inspired by Jaycee Dugard
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Wednesday, noon
• BART directors divided over cell phone blackout
• Newark pot club owners charged with multiple felonies
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Arrest in fatal East Bay hit-and-run; Marin supermarket worker stabbed in chest
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Wednesday, noon
• East Bay home sales cool off
• Boy injured in S.F. hit-and-run flies home to continue treatment
• Celeb Pix: Can Chris Colfer get any cuter?
• After angering parents, Netflix focuses on kids
• Panel OKs new political boundaries but GOP lodges challenge
• Best Reader Photos
• 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
• Fremont man sentenced to 10 years in prison for leading theft ring
• Teacher fellowships aim to improve science, math education
• 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
• 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
• Smith Center Presents! Summerfest 2011: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Interactive Sing-Along (press release)
• 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
• Solar activity increases odds of disruptions on Earth
• Photo slide show: The 2011 VH1 Do Something Awards
• David Ellison: Nepalese artist a master at living life
• Colorful floats, cars highlight Fremont Festival of India
• Hacker group takes aim at BART
• Hayward police investigating death of woman found engulfed in flames
• Caltrans pitches plan to cut impact of Niles Canyon Road work
• BIRTHS
• Fremont hosts ragin' Cajun event
• Pets of the week
• Partition violence still haunts South Asians
• Jaime Richards: Nicaraguan rain-forest community needs to start using trash cans
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police probe Peninsula pit bull mauling; East Bay crash downs power pole, snarls traffic
• Copper thieves darken San Leandro street
• 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
• Pregnant woman fatally mauled by her own pit bull in Pacifica
• IRS warns of tax scammers posing at churches, community centers in San Jose, Oakland
• Teen dies after falling on Yosemite hiking trail
• Transit ridership surges throughout Bay Area
• Silicon Valley construction workers find jobs again
• Two East Bay mosques to open doors for Ramadan
• Man pleads not guilty to DUI hit-and-run, injuring boy
• 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
• Bay Area model plane hobbyists flying on borrowed time
• Celeb Pix: Does Snooki think wearing glasses makes her smarter?
• Intel's first Ultrabooks to be released without new chips
• State Supreme Court temporarily halts raid of redevelopment agency funds
• Smith Center Presents! ComedySportz - Improv Comedy (calendar listing)
• New California wildfire fee may drain agency's firefighting budget
• East Bay survey assesses views on LGBT elder needs
• Our picks for acts not to miss at San Jose Jazz
• Fremont Argus July 12 Letters to the editor
• BART warns of possible protest over fatal SF transit shooting
• What's Happening
• Family: Beaten Giants fan can lift arm and leg
• Roadshow: Will gas prices fall under $3 a gallon?
• 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
• Festival of India returning to Fremont
• Newark schools call for unity in election
• 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
• Newark: 7-Eleven, Chevron station robbed
• 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
• Silicon Valley tech leader Kenneth Oshman dies at 71
• Exposure to summer programs essential to students' retention
• Photo slide show: More burning, looting and arrests in England
• Deadlines loom for Newark candidates
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing East Bay teen found safe; Southern California family charged in South Bay elder fraud case
• Apple briefly surpasses Exxon as most valuable U.S. company
• Condition improves for boy hurt in hit-and-run after Giants game
• Celeb Pix: Jesse Eisenberg's star continues to rise
• Fremont Argus My Word: We are getting the government we deserve
• California says Facebook will remove inmates' pages
• 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
• Idyllic Los Gatos reeling after run of tragedies
• Best reader photos: Glades gator, Milpitas moon, buggy time and more
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen driving car hospitalized after East Bay shooting; Peninsula post office open since 1870 may face closure
• Water issues scuttle plan for new Fremont lake
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: U.S. credit rating takes historical hit
• Fremont 15-year-old missing
• Whooping cough vaccination clinics still to be held
• 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
• Ohlone College Theatre Auditions! Fall 2011 Theatre Production: Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni (calendar listing)
• 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
• Santa Clara prosecutors won't add new charges in two 'delayed' homicide cases
• California Supreme Court pick Liu accustomed to hot seat
• Political Blotter: Gov signs bill to curb wrongful convictions
• PG&E workers say safety warnings ignored
• Photo slide show: The 2011 Teens Choice Awards
• Newark school board to decide bond measure's fate
• End in sight for trout restoration
• Photo slide show: Stars arrive at the 2011 Teens Choice Awards
• Fremont arts festival brings in large crowds
• Pets of the week
• Senior menus
• BIRTHS
• Senior journal: Retired dance instructor still moves to her own beat
• Fremont festival ready to begin
• Jaime Richards: Notes from Nicaragua
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay assistance program funds spent on alcohol, massages; Marin toddler survives second-story fall
• Hayward man arrested in S.F. hit-and-run involving 9-year-old
• 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
• Odds of double-dip recession grow
• Roadshow: Smog test can be delayed if college student has vehicle in another state
• Los Gatos mom found not guilty of having unlawful sex with son's teenage friend
• Activists urge boycott of Bay Area circus shows
• Federal grand jury indicts former Cisco engineer
• Facebook 'Spam King' indicted after FBI investigation
• Ground turkey recall: Why did it take so long?
• Stanford in top 5, SCU leapfrogs UC Berkeley in Forbes' top colleges list
• Audit of Alameda County assistance program reveals gross mismanagement
• Deputies recapture inmate after escape from Fremont courthouse
• School board names oversight committee members
• Newark residents weighing in on Dumbarton development
• Ex-Fremont teacher arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing student
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Three hurt after car plows into North Bay bank lobby; Peninsula assailants take money, hair off Texas man
• Pittsburg man drowns, two teens saved at Rio Vista beach
• Celeb Pix: Is Snooki feeling a little homesick?
• Fremont Argus Aug. 5 Letters to the editor
• Photo slide show: Stock market traders show the pain of the worst drop since 2008
• Pedestrian killed in Fremont vehicle accident
• California fairs face tough times as state funds evaporate
• Dial 211 for information on whooping cough shots
• California law protects students from harassment
• Jaycee Dugard case spurs emotional discussion on state parole system
• Garrido: I did not kidnap Michaela Garecht
• What's Happening
• 49ers unveil latest glimpse of new Santa Clara stadium
• East Bay painter wins contest to design license plate
• Cyberattacks have been targeting government and financial institutions, McAfee says
• Garrido: I did not kidnap Michaela Garecht
• 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
• Authorities release name of Fremont fatal crash victim
• Supporters of man arrested for his sagging pants seek apology from airlines
• Fremont to host arts festival
• Stark, Honda to seek re-election
• Fremont police settle personal injury lawsuit for $1.1 million
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay boy saves girl from drowning; Man likely dead a month before discovery in Peninsula vehicle
• 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
• Novato toy store to become members-only amid rampant shoplifting
• 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
• Fremont to develop long-range school facilities plan
• 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
• Ohlone College Seeking Community Leaders For Measure G Bond Oversight Committee (press release)
• Mission San Jose falls short in finals
• Woman pleads not guilty to robbing `Jeopardy' host Alex Trebek
• Man killed in Fremont drive-by shooting
• David Ellison: High-stakes testing has brought out the worst in public education
• National Night Out aims to strengthen local communities
• Consultant recommends $65 million Newark schools bond measure
• Hayward/Tri-City pets of the week
• Senior menus
• Jaime Richards: The right question
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One hurt in East Bay warehouse fire; South Bay deaths investigated as murder-suicide
• Celeb Pix: Monkey business suits James Franco well
• Screening will recall S.F.'s 'Playland'
• Mountain lion spotted in San Leandro
• Former Fremont tech CEO pleads guilty to fraud
• VA to build new Fremont clinic
• Fremont considers moving City Hall south
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One injured in southern Alameda County shooting; Marin towns plagued by bug swarm
• Celeb Pix: Who do you think is the spiciest guy
• Newark neighborhood locked down through the night
• Mission San Jose seniors advance to division finals
• Fremont Argus July 29 Letters to the editor
• Union City shooting injures one
• Man visiting San Leandro arrested on molestation charges
• What's Happening
• Police capture Vallejo homicide suspect in Oregon
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Motorcyclist hits five vehicles on East Bay highway; Peninsula parents push to change school districts
• San Jose men plead not guilty to Fremont tech company robbery
• Celeb Pix: Kourtney Kardashian, Paris Hilton take a shine to new jewelry
• Congress' inaction halts Oakland airport tower project
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: North Bay fire's smoke visible for miles; Vandal hacks Marin electronic billboard to display epithet
• Fremont man wins big at World Series of Poker
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Battle over the debt ceiling
• Fremont man wins big at World Series of Poker
• Celeb Pix: What's Neil Patrick Harris doing?
• 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
• People in the News
• Hayward Daily Review July 27 Letters to the editor
• Sex offender arrested for molestation, sexual battery in Fremont
• McDonald's adding apple slices in every Happy Meal
• San Jose: Boy, 13, stabbed while walking with friend, dog to park
• Old Bay Area Mervyn's stores attract new retailers
• Jed York: New labor deal will make it easier to finance 49ers stadium in Santa Clara
• 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
• 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
• Emeryville, Newark and Livermore needs poll workers for Nov. 8 election
• Slide show: Former Oakland Raiders cornerback Skip Thomas dies
• Celeb Pix: Katy Perry turns heads at 'The Smurfs' premiere
• 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
• Los Gatos mom injured by drunken driver in 2007 accused of sex act with teen
• 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
• California gets first confirmed West Nile case of 2011
• East Bay native recovering after Afghanistan explosion
• Roadshow: Carpoolers find friends, save time and money
• Political Blotter: Boxer asks Dow Jones for hacking-scandal records
• Newark may raze vacant restaurant, rebuild at shopping center
• Give 'Em Hill: Up on my high Hippogriff, Part 2
• Fiscal and prison overcrowding crises could lead to Three-Strikes reform
• Complaint reveals gruesome details of Giants' fan beating
• Loud, disabled and proud at second annual Bay Area disability pride parade
• California Dems pained to find names on tobacco list
• Thread of hope in solving Harms' case 10 years after disappearance
• Roadshow: Critics call for abolishing carpool lanes
• Military brides-to-be reap rewards at giveaway in East Bay
• Norwegian Americans from the Bay Area express shock over Oslo tragedy
• New plan to preserve the views in Yosemite begins with 'timber!'
• Two men identified in Union City failed robbery, officer-involved shooting
• Fremont high-tech heist was an inside job
• Gay pride rally draws hundreds in Castro Valley
• Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead in her London home
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• 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
• Jurors award $405,000 to ex-wife of Silicon Valley exec
• California PUC's safety head leaves job
• Jaime Richards: Loving Kihei
• Fremont council rejects new uses for Center Theater
• New Haven to rehire 24 teachers
• Two new suspects arrested in beating of Giants fan; original suspect may be exonerated
• 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
• Celeb Pix: Alexander Skarsgard & Ryan Kwanten at Comic-Con
• Budget cuts forcing Social Security offices to close 30 minutes earlier
• Fremont woman, 77, wins three gold medals for Team USA
• Angel Island's immigrant heritage to be celebrated
• Pets of the week
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing East Bay motorcyclist found dead; North Bay family gets millions in highway crash settlement
• Newark's Holy Ghost Festa and Parade returns this weekend
• Preliminary hearing delayed for suspect in Livermore road rage death
• 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
• Beaten Giants fan has emergency surgery
• Bill on Governor Brown's desk could force businesses to subsidize workers' commutes
• Bay Area rents, especially in Silicon Valley, are on the rise.
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• California traffic fatalities down for fifth year in a row
• Bay Area labor unions object to "silent" immigration raids
• 3 swept over Yosemite waterfall presumed dead
• Wells Fargo agrees to pay record fine for mortgage actions
• Audit: California prisons had lousy bookkeeping
• Report urges overhaul of science education
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Photo slide show: Space shuttle missions through the years.
• East Bay leaders condemn state lawmakers for eliminating redevelopment
• Fremont strikes deals with police and fire
• 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
• 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
• Youth sports results
• Hicks: These are scary times for parents
• Study: Lifestyle linked to some Alzheimers
• Photo slide show: Leopard mauls 11 people in India
• Smith Center Presents! Summerfest 2011: The Rocky Horror Picture Show Interactive Sing-Along, featuring "The Bawdy Caste"
• California's rough roads tough on motorcyclists
• 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
• Former Washington nurses accuse hospital of lying to state
• Wells Fargo offers settlement to Alameda County retirement association
• Oakland police arrest two in death of burned Union City woman
• Truckers protest requirement they buy new trucks for work at Port of Oakland
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Sheriff's deputy, parolee killed in Marin gun battle; Missing Peninsula windsurfer rescued near bridge
• Celeb Pix: Mila Kunis vs. Emma Stone, who's hotter?
• They look like a million, and nearly cost that much as well
• Former Washington nurses accuse hospital of lying to state
• Lean times force many Bay Area 'boomerang kids' to return home as adults
• NYC mayor to Silicon Valley: We will defeat you
• 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
• Trial starts for Santa Calra ex-cop tied to Hells Angels
• Amazon says gets OK for California sales tax referendum
• Friend seeks private dive team for missing Northern California fisherman
• Union City man robbed in Craigslist deal scam in Vallejo
• Marin man's alleged threat on Boxer was unrelated to national politics
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: One arrest, none hurt after East Bay standoff ends; North Bay morning power outage hits thousands
• Pleasant Hill police union rejects contract offer
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga as a dominatrix?
• Ashland standoff ends after two men arrested
• Women arrested in Emeryville-Berkeley car burglary spree
• 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
• Union City boxing center seeks permanent home
• Foreign investors snapping up choice Silicon Valley property
• 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
• Translation services crucial to good health care at Alameda County Medical Center campuses
• Political Blotter: 'Double majority' tax votes?
• David Ellison: Daring move benefits Logan honors/AP program
• Photo slide show: Darren Clarke wins the British Open
• Carwash raises funds for funeral of woman found burned in Oakland
• 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
• Ohlone College retail development back on the table
• Surveillance video leads cops to Newark drive-by suspects
• Jaime Richards: Spending money
• Newark summer concert series returns Sunday
• 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
• Bal Theatre gets permit for live acts
• $1 million pot bust at Las Trampas Regional Wilderness
• Oakland man's long-lost mandolin returned in Fremont
• Caltrans to turn on I-680 meters July 25
• Celeb Pix: Chris Brown packs 'em in at Rockefeller Plaza
• Chowchilla kidnapping victim writes book
• Heavy coastal erosion in 2009-2010 winter linked to climate change
• Google is changing your brain and don't you forget it
• Peek behind the scenes at Circus Vargas
• California schools get a break on whooping cough shots
• San Francisco threatens suit over PG&E pipelines
• BART: No timeline to end probes into police shooting of homeless man
• Judge tosses class action lawsuit over bungled green card lottery
• Bay Area Nepalese group raises funds to build cultural center
• Walmart may be planning stand-alone grocery stores in Hayward and Pleasanton
• Union City man headed for world speech championships
• New political districts likely to divide Fremont
• 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
• Fremont Argus July 15 Letters to the editor
• Bay Area home sales rise sharply from May
• House committee subpoenas records on Solyndra loan
• Santa Cruz ranked as one of nation's top boardwalks
• Why did Netflix raise rates? To get you to give up DVDs
• California lawmakers to promote 'Caylee's Law'
• California Senate approves change to electoral votes
• 7 California students get arrested to test deport policy
• Gay couple get two-year deportation reprieve
• Large sinkhole closes lane, off-ramp on southbound Highway 87
• Photo slide show: 2011 Emmy Awards nominations
• East Bay foreclosure activity falls in June
• Fremont faces new obstacle to Irvington BART station
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Web startups aim to give consumers more control over their health
• 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
• Newark electronic billboards are signs of the times
• Alameda County fire grads stay close to home
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Rupert Murdoch and a big scandal
• 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
• San Jose police, family searching for missing autistic teen
• 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
• Hot San Jose Nights: As much about the people as the cars
• CSU, UC students brace for another round of tuition hikes
• San Francisco Giants grab the spotlight in Showtime reality series
• Pets of the week
• Washington Hospital sued over stillborn delivery
• As UC tuition rises, quality outranks access
• 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
• Santa Clara city manager not swayed by Joe Montana's offer
• Resetting Social Security can result in larger payments
• California labor groups moving to control tax debate
• Hayward blues festival rocks crowd Saturday
• Fremont faces high pension costs
• Horses saved from slaughter living rest of lives in Pescadero
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• 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
• South Bay gas prices headed back toward $4 a gallon
• 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
• SummerFest returns to Newark this weekend
• Fremont senior group tackles current affairs
• Jaime Richards: Spending time
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police ID East Bay slaying victim, charge boyfriend; North Bay town's police arrest teens after violent robbery
• 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
• Son of assassinated Pakistani official sues over SFO hijack scare
• California switches jobless payments to debit cards
• 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
• Apple security flaw on iPhones, iPads may be harbinger of attacks on smartphones
• Bay Area weather: Weekend forecast says sunny and 80s
• Police name homicide suspect, say bullet removed from victim matches his gun
• Fremont releases draft general plan
• Mission Valley ROP gets new leader
• 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'
• Three men sought in Newark home-invasion robbery
• Fremont Argus July 8 Letters to the editor
• HTC to buy Fremont's S3 Graphics, securing patents in Apple fight
• Photo slide show: Thousands run to stay ahead of bulls on Pamplona's streets
• Missing Fremont woman found Wednesday night
• Alleged serial killer Naso now says he wants legal help
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• Alameda County drug programs get a temporary reprieve
• Some Silicon Valley developers start to eye speculative office construction
• San Jose woman seeks justice in mysterious, violent death of son
• Hayward laughter yoga class keeps students in stitches
• Three Union City men arrested in 2008 fatal shooting are identified
• New urgent care clinic set to open in Newark
• Celeb Pix: Anna Hathaway dressed as a fairy
• Fremont Argus July 7 Letters to the editor
• Authorities looking for missing Fremont woman
• Hayward Daily Review July 7 letters to the editor
• East Bay rapture predictor recovering in nursing home
• Organ transplant recipients start boot camp at Stanford
• Milpitas: Great Mall parking lot floods due to sprinkler malfunction
• UC Regents to consider tuition increases
• UCSC popular with California residents, lags other campuses in nonresidents
• Landmark gay history bill goes to Governor Brown
• Suit claims singer beaned Shoreline concertgoer in the head with energy drink
• US-born children need one less trip to dual Mexican citizenship
• Black cowboys -- and cowgirls -- ride into Castro Valley
• Celeb Pix: Katie Holmes attends Paris Fashion Week
• Slide show: Homegrown patriotism
• Baja fishing trip turns tragic; search continues for missing Northern California men
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• BART police shooting unlike Oscar Grant case in key ways
• Chinese company counting on Silicon Valley talent
• 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
• Local students selected for GRAMMY Camp
• Ohlone College trustee's Livermore winery facing foreclosure
• Red, white and blue patriotism plentiful at Fremont's annual parade
• 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
• Diabetes hits close to home for A's players
• Fremont man killed in fiery 3-vehicle crash on I-80 in Richmond
• Political Blotter: Feds clarify medical pot policy
• Hayward laughter yoga class keeps students in stitches
• Newark school board member running for mayor
• Pets of the week
• David Ellison: The powerful are betraying the next generation of Americans
• Inflation outstripping wages for many in Bay Area
• Potential world-record burger still on simmer
• East Bay cities vow to fight plan to end redevelopment agencies
• Newark Senior Center to reopen Tuesday
• Union City and school district avoid redevelopment battle
• Redevelopment law could spell end to several revitalization efforts
• Fremont chosen for `Wonderopolis' literacy program
• Spare the charcoal, on July 4th weekend Spare the Air Day
• New campus an incubator for green innovation
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• Fourth of July Parade moves to city center
• Jaime Richards: Cleaning up kids
• Union City homes raided, men arrested in 2008 homicide
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay homes raided, men arrested in 2008 homicide; Marin transit strike falls through, confusing commuters
• Fremont's Fourth of July Parade moves to city center
• Celeb Pix: Jennifer Aniston & Jason Bateman at 'Horrible Bosses' premiere
• Fremont rejects signal for Scott Creek Road
• Fireworks begin Friday, with special Alameda County Fair display
• California Supreme Court rules against Oracle in overtime spat
• New editorial management team named for BANG newspapers
• Save a penny -- California's sales tax is dropping
• Roadshow: Traffic school or not, drivers' records will show repeat tickets
• Amtrak crash turns San Jose family's vacation story to a nightmare
• PG&E: Inspections of underground electrical facilities were falsified
• P.R. firm in charge of selling California's $43 billion high-speed rail project resigns
• In-N-Out Burger tops fast-food rankings, Consumer Reports says
• City weighs in on proposed San Francisco circumcision ban
• Review: Rihanna turns up sex appeal in Oakland
• 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
• 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
• California and other states consider banning teens from tanning beds
• California universities, redevelopment agencies ponder the budget ax
• Roadshow: Drive to Southern California through I-5 construction not bad as feared
• Ashland Youth Center may open next summer
• Fireworks sales begin in local cities
• 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
• Bay Area Bridge tolls go up Friday for truck, RV drivers
• Fremont Argus My Word: Widening Niles Canyon highway must be done
• San Lorenzo man injured after hit by vehicle near Bayfair Mall
• Newark school board hires new superintendent
• 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
• Missing San Jose man, 84, found at Mountain View golf course
• Magnitude-3.5 quake hits Northern California; no injuries
• Legislature approves budget
• Fremont's coming attraction
• Roadshow: Angst over new parking at San Jose airport
• Newark pot dispensary, Fremont businesses raided and searched
• 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
• Corn dogs will never be the same
• Celeb Pix: Alicia Keys is seeing double
• Corn dogs will never be the same
• Dems and Brown agree on budget
• Elderly San Jose man missing, last seen driving away from senior center
• County approves stress counseling for dislocated NUMMI workers
• 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
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• California redistricting could imperil GOP House seats
• Grand jury condemns Northern California town's pot farm plan
• Fremont schools have new logo
• 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
• 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
• Man shot in Union City home Sunday night
• 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
• Second patient dies after car crashes through San Jose nursing home
• Roadshow: Prius Party packs 'em in
• Budget crisis turns California's iconic highways into roads to nowhere
• Lake Tahoe agreement threatened
• Huezo not running for re-election
• New Haven revises ID process for gifted students
• Bay Area contestants strut their stuff on 'So You Think You Can Dance'
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• Fremont Assembly member hosting jobs summit
• Dead body found in Fremont creek
• Gas leak evacuates Union City condos
• Queen of the Road: When can you park at yellow curbs? And the truth about Fremont DMV
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• Pets of the week
• Give 'Em Hill: Brides-to-be not behaving badly. Bummer.
• Fremont concert series start this weekend
• Jaime Richards: Leadership thoughts
• Fremont sending first contingent to Gay Pride parade
• 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
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian vs. Heidi Klum, who's sexier?
• Police rescue woman at the San Leandro Marina
• Tentative settlement in New Haven civil suit
• Authorities ID Concord man killed by train in San Leandro
• Horse racing underway at the Alameda County Fair
• New bird in town
• UC Berkeley co-sponsored report finds Islamophobia on the rise
• Stinson waters set to reopen Friday after great white shark sighting
• Northern California mom arraigned in microwave death of baby, may face death penalty
• BART board delays vote on late-night service
• San Francisco Trans March to celebrate 1966 "Screaming Queens" riot
• 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
• Fremont family walking for psoriasis cure
• Tentative $725,000 settlement in Union City schools civil rights lawsuit
• Judge grants injunction to stop Niles Canyon roadwork
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• Judge grants injunction to stop Niles Canyon roadwork
• 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
• BART approves Warm Springs contract
• Celeb Pix: Fergie all in black
• Pedestrian dies after hit by train in San Leandro
• Dinosaurs roar again in Berkeley
• San Jose man who crashed car on Highway 85 dies from injuries
• Skateboarding icon Eric Swenson dies in suicide
• In the heart of giants: Urban explorers delve into Mothball Fleet ships
• Hate crime allegations dropped in San Francisco transgender attack
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• Car overturns in minor-injury crash in San Francisco
• 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
• At Google, groups are key to the company's culture
• 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
• Benicia incident decade ago eerily similar to Alameda suicide off beach
• 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
• Fremont 4th of July Parade
• Fremont startup ArguSoft tackling AIDS in India
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Everything was free at South Bay garage sale; Benicia incident eerily similar to Alameda suicide off beach
• Youth sports results
• Police identify San Leandro man killed in Oakland
• Celeb Pix: Anna Paquin & Stephen Moyer at "True Blood" premiere
• Fremont Argus June 23 Letters to the editor
• Before SFO baggy pants arrest, US Airways lets man in women's panties fly
• Alameda County Fair begins Wednesday
• Seven pets found poisoned in Brentwood neighborhood
• Poll: Most Californians oppose adding new nuke plants
• GOP's Romney starts fundraising swing in California
• Hispanic groups dispute new California political maps
• East Bay high schools make Newsweek list
• Roadshow: What to do if a child car seat is no longer safe
• Fremont family says bottled water made them sick
• Jury to decide fate of suspects in killing of 91-year-old Dublin woman
• Jury to decide fate of suspects in killing of 91-year-old Dublin woman
• Chiang to legislators: You forfeited your pay
• Redevelopment agencies in limbo as California budget battle continues
• UC Davis student wins last-minute deportation reprieve
• Fire destroys San Jose State fraternity house
• 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
• Fremont Argus June 22 Letters to the editor
• 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
• Ohlone College Summerfest 2011: Movies, Music and Magic (press release)
• San Leandro youth rifle club aims to teach gun safety, discipline
• San Leandro youth rifle club aims to teach gun safety, discipline
• 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
• San Leandro motorist crashes into apartment, damages gas line
• 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
• Fremont consultant found guilty in insider trading scheme
• Pesticide spill closes lanes on Interstate 680 in San Jose
• Alameda County will examine five proposals for new supervisorial boundaries
• California gangs form alliances with Mexican drug cartels
• Shark sighting at Stinson Beach closes deeper waters though Thursday
• Silicon Valley executive charged with luring Canadian boy to San Mateo County for sex
• Voters favor overhauling 'three-strikes' law, poll finds
• Afghan American writer coming to Fremont and Hayward
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• Slide show: A's beat Sanchez, Giants
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• Newark council members vying for open mayor's seat
• Roadshow: Join Mr. and Mrs. Roadshow at The Prius Party
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• Give 'Em Hill: Of turnips and kitchen-counter terrorism
• David Ellison: I'm in the right place
• Jaime Richards: A sound cause
• Three more arrested in San Leandro bank robberies
• 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?
• Silicon Valley jobless rate falls in May as tech employers hire
• Harrington: Alameda fair offers solid music lineup
• Oakland man arraigned on charges he molested a Novato girl
• Homeowner interrupts attempted burglary in Martinez
• Roadshow: Bay Area gas prices are a bargain compared to Chicago area
• Oracle seeks billions in Google lawsuit
• A's road to nowhere
• Regional transportation commission to vote on $24.5 million bailout for AC Transit
• Black hole seen eating a star deep in space
• Jaycee Dugard kidnappers now official state prison inmates
• Oakland Coliseum operator defends planning leading up to U2 concert
• NUMMI sale costs Fremont revenue
• Prosecutor: Rosa Hill and her mother planned to kill their 91-year-old victim
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Neighborhoods worry about growing crime in Oakland hills; South Bay grand jury issues scathing report on fire departments
• Brown vetoes budget, criticizes 'gimmicks'
• Brown vetoes budget, criticizes `gimmicks'
• Celeb Pix: Blake Lively all in white for 'Green Lantern' premiere
• Bay Area residents will sail with Gaza flotilla
• Walking laps to help cancer fight
• Photo slide show: Riotous time in Vancouver after Stanley Cup loss to Boston
• Saggy pants lead to player's arrest at San Francisco International Airport
• What's Happening
• Pirates player's wife attacked in traffic dispute
• San Rafael robbery suspects ram county truck, police car during high-speed chase
• 14-year-old girl booked in auto theft, hit-and-run case
• San Leandro man killed in Ashland accident
• Union City father arrested on suspicion of child endangerment
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bicyclist dies after accident on East Bay trail; South Bay teacher molested young student, police say
• Bay Area home prices and sales remain stagnant
• Alleged female San Jose molester teacher has 'medical condition,' attorney says
• Newark selects Hayward schools official as interim superintendent
• Celeb Pix: Ke$ha hangs on James Franco's every word
• Slide show: Celebrating the Class of 2011
• Authorities ID San Leandro man fatally shot Tuesday
• Youth sports results
• Suspect arrested in beating in Milpitas
• Bicyclist dies after accident on Fremont trail
• Truck crashes, explodes on San Mateo Bridge
• Silicon Valley home sales fall, but higher end of Bay Area market stabilizes
• 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
• Man killed in Union City shooting
• One motorist dead in Dumbarton Bridge accident
• People in the News
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Family, friends network to focus on missing East Bay student; South Bay shooting leaves 1 dead, 3 injured
• South Bay foreclosures see price jump
• San Leandro man sentenced to 15 years for drug crimes
• 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?
• Fremont's story five years later
• Lockheed's space business to cut 1,200 jobs in Sunnyvale, elsewhere
• Best reader photos: Crashed cats, happiness in the snow, Danville deer and more
• Climate change data offered at UC website
• Fremont Argus June 15 Letters to the editor
• Hayward Daily Review June 15 letters to the editor
• Jackknifed big rig briefly blocks southbound I-880 in Oakland
• Google invests $280 million in rooftop solar fund for SolarCity
• Firefighters knock down fire at San Leandro apartment building
• WARM SPRINGS HOMES by Robson, UNFAIR ZONE CHANGES IN PROGRESS!!!
• Family, friends network to keep light focused on missing nursing student
• Alameda County names teachers of the year
• Fremont has a plan to bring Niles alley into 21st century
• San Leandro honors late firefighter with Marina Park memorial
• Berkeley police say last week's fires likely caused by arson
• 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
• Celeb Pix: Cameron Diaz is a 'Bad Teacher'
• East Bay doomsayer Harold Camping suffers stroke
• 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
• Q-and-A with Rep. Pete Stark, D-Fremont
• Push beginning to make Diwali a school holiday in Fremont, San Jose, Sunnyvale
• Family files wrongful death lawsuit against city of Fremont
• California lawmakers nation's most highly educated
• America's Cup catamaran tests water Monday afternoon
• Bay Area weather: More clouds
• Photo slide show: 'The Book of Mormon' wins nine at the 65th Annual Tony Awards
• Ohlone begins work to stop damage from groundwater
• Quarry Lakes park hosts health and exercise event
• Longtime deaf-school superintendent to retire
• Pets of the week
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• Longtime deaf-school superintendent to retire
• Saving We the People is a task for the civic-minded
• Teen girl seriously injured in Hayward hit and run
• Hercules council vote count final, with no change in outcome
• Police scrutinize rural sites in search for missing nursing student
• Graduation: Robertson High School Class of 2011
• Graduation: Mission San Jose High School Class of 2011
• Graduation: Washington High School Class of 2011
• Graduation: Vista Alternative School Class of 2011
• Graduation: Fremont Adult School Class of 2011
• Graduation: California School for the Deaf Class of 2011
• Graduation: Kennedy High School Class of 2011
• Castro Valley man arrested in attempted robbery
• Jaime Richards: Balancing loyalty
• Fremont hires lobbyist to help with development
• Newark woman works to improve seniors' quality of life
• 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
• San Francisco: Hundreds of colleagues gather for funeral of 2 firefighters
• Celeb Pix: Melissa George vs. Teresa Palmer, who's better dressed?
• Chauncey Bailey murder trial: 'Justice has finally been done'
• Picasso's personal masterpieces come to San Francisco's de Young Museum
• Hayward man abducted, sexually assaulted near home
• San Jose police say race may be factor in brawl that injured 5
• 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
• Link between sewer job and San Bruno explosion grows stronger
• Roadshow: Cameras will also be used along I-580 lane to catch toll evaders
• People: Stephen Colbert proposes to East Bay congressman
• Graduation: American High School Class of 2011
• Judge halts Niles Canyon roadwork
• Free festival at Quarry Lakes
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Suspect rejects plea deal in child torture case; Cook found guilty of murder in brutal 1988 killing
• Direct bus service to be offered from Alameda County Fair to BART
• San Leandro police capture bank robbery suspects
• Celeb Pix: Ella Fanning looking very grown-up at 'Super 8' premiere
• Fremont trustees ponder worst-case budget scenario
• Expert panel blames San Bruno blast on sewer work; lambastes PG&E
• Apple to reject apps that tip off drunken drivers to checkpoints
• Fremont Argus June 10 Letters to the editor
• Oakland A's fire manager Bob Geren
• Alameda: City posts documents on Memorial Day drowning
• Fremont woman assaulted, robbed near her home
• Plane Sullenberger landed in Hudson River headed to museum
• Government faults Wells, BofA, Chase over mortgage-aid efforts
• Citigroup says hackers accessed credit card data
• Governor Brown eliminates nearly 30,000 state cellphones
• Photo slide show: 2011 CMT Awards close with diverse pair
• Thousands of books donated to Oakland elementary students
• Newark principal found dead in his Fremont home
• New Haven teachers ratify agreement
• Newark schools borrow up to $5.7 million against what state owes
• 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 County Fair chefs will try to cook world's biggest burger
• 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
• Police: Woman found in garbage bag in Sunnyvale likely killed 24 hours earlier
• Fremont Argus June 9 Letters to the editor
• Marin turtle's trek has biologists amazed
• Silicon Valley Koreans sponsor luncheon to honor American veterans
• 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
• Restraining order describes erratic, threatening behavior by 'person of interest' in Michelle Le case
• 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
• Fremont leaders upset over redistricting map
• Fremont teacher garners national award
• People in the News
• Slide show: Editorial cartoons: Rep. Weiner's tweet
• Fremont Argus My Word: The most costly kill in the history of mankind
• Poole: A's look busted beyond repair
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga fashion expert?
• Best reader photos: Remembering our fallen, Scottish scenes and more
• Suicide at Alameda beach sparks controversy
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Female's body found inside bag in Sunnyvale neighborhood
• 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
• Police seek armed man who robbed store at Fremont Hub
• Photo slide show: 'Twilight' star Robert Patterson sucks up three MTV Movie Awards
• Mission Valley ROP Names Pete Murchison New Superintendent
• David Ellison: No life in the theater
• Borenstein: Golden Gate Bridge hazardous for cyclists and walkers
• Fremont planning sports field complex near Pacific Commons
• After delays, PG&E to test Newark pipeline Sunday
• Choosing life of cricket over computer code
• Fremont planning sports field complex near Pacific Commons
• History buffs hope to refurbish dilapidated San Lorenzo cemetery
• Alameda County students learn about genealogy in Berkeley
• Two major housing developments slated for Fremont
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of May 30
• Former 49ers star John Henry Johnson dies
• Volunteer finds many ways to serve
• New Haven students to have fewer classes, no bus service
• Work = happiness; laziness = depression
• 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
• 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
• Three dogs perish in Hayward mobile home fire
• Police investigating Union City sex abuse suspect
• Marin 12-year-old to tour with New England circus
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man killed by train in East Oakland; San Francisco firefighter dies, second fighting for life
• Retirement ceremony for Fremont teacher
• Fremont hosting two weekend festivals
• 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
• Father of embattled San Leandro cop faces molestation charges
• Fremont Argus June 3 Letters to the editor
• What's Happening
• Lawsuit could further delay skate park
• Irvington BART Station back on track
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Summer is nowhere in sight - more rain on the way; Driver crashes pickup into Alameda bar
• Slideshow: Editorial cartoons: Health care debate
• Man exposes himself, harasses women in San Lorenzo, Ashland
• 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
• Big rig crashes into I-880 divider in Fremont
• Driver crashes pickup into Alameda bar
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man found dead outside San Leandro library; Vigil tonight for mother of five shot dead in South San Jose
• Castro Valley toddler dies in crash, sister and father injured
• Trampoline park bounces into Dublin
• Celeb Pix: Why was Neil Patrick Harris posing for a Class picture?
• Ohlone College Hosts the Biggest One-Day Car Show in California (press release)
• 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
• Live chat: Cal athletic director Sandy Barbour, Thursday, June 2, 2 p.m.
• Ninth Annual MVROP Forensics Challenge Begs The Question, ‘Where’s Waldo?’
• Fremont cactus looks like giant asparagus
• Union City parking program nets $310K
• Hayward man dies after Livermore motorcycle accident
• Alameda County supervisors to discuss redistricting across East Bay
• 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
• $15 million teacher
• PG&E to test pipelines in Newark this week
• 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
• Four arrested in connection with October slaying in Hayward
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga vs. Rihanna
• San Francisco shooting leaves man with life-threatening injuries
• San Leandro fire that destroyed home, injured woman caused by space heater
• Disabled East Bay man to swim, bike and run in San Francisco triathlon
• Family, friends mourn tragic death of Castlemont student
• Hayward's Grant enters NCS Meet of Champions among favorites in three events
• Work begins on Fremont movie theater and Target
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: ATM repairman accused of loading fake money; San Jose police looking for suspect in 22nd homicide of year
• Roadwork to result in closures on Highway 84 through Niles Canyon
• Prostitution sting nets 28 arrests in unincorporated San Leandro
• Hayward Daily Review My Word: The legacy of the Issei and the Nisei
• Pleasanton's top animal cop hands in his snare
• Celeb Pix: Is Fergie good looking in yellow?
• Tornadoes reported in rural area near Chico
• Buster Posey suffers injury
• Police satisfied with lineup in Giants fan attack
• BART trains delayed after person fell onto Powell Street track
• Castlemont student killed during afternoon shootout in East Oakland
• Woman injured in San Leandro house fire
• Bail increased for woman accused of kidnapping Knightsen granddaughter
• Ohlone honors rotary clubs at Champagne Luncheon
• Fremont wants unions help in balancing budget
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Armored car guard robbed near mall; Police: Gilroy rape suspect was also molesting girl
• Authorities believe missing Danville teen took her life
• Births
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• Celeb Pix: Chelsea Kane shakes it on 'Good Morning America'
• Logan dance to raise money for student activities
• Union City considers new park renovation projects
• Hayward Daily Review May 26 Letters to the editor
• Fremont Argus May 26 Letters to the editor
• Muhammad Ali again seeks release of Iran-held U.S. hikers
• Man, woman arrested in Santa Rosa assault sparked by road-rage incident
• Marin rattlesnake warning: Be careful out there
• Schwarzenegger housekeeper's estranged husband speaks out
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Yemeni airline passenger shows signs of mental health issues, says attorney; Fire displaces elderly San Leandro woman
• One hurt, several displaced in fire at San Leandro apartment building
• Slide show: Editorial cartoons: Scandals
• Union City police search homes, detain residents in Decoto
• Cal State East Bay professor arrested in Nigeria
• Celeb Pix: President Obama plays pingpong
• Missing Danville girl's bike in S.F.; police searching Marina area
• Best reader photos: Animals, animals, animals and a pitch
• Fremont Argus May 25 Letters to the editor
• Ohlone College Foundation to Honor Rotary Clubs of the Tri-Cities at 2011 Citizen of the Year Luncheon (press release)
• Anti-Chevron protesters arrested after rappelling from Richmond bridge
• Tour bus crash near Fairfield sends 13 passengers to hospitals
• Santa Rosa lawmaker seeks to regulate DUI checkpoints
• Iran: Calling American captives hikers is 'joke'
• Woman named in Schwarzenegger affair hires lawyer
• 21st Annual Mopar Rally (calendar listing; community event at Ohlone)
• Photo slide show: Chelsea Kane and Hines Ward tie as they head into the 'Dancing with the Stars' finale.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Toxic fish warnings for Bay updated; Fire destroys home near De Anza College
• Embattled San Leandro cop had affair with informant
• Time capsule reveals items that vandals left behind
• Fremont students garner merit scholarships
• People in the News
• Slide show: Deadly tornado devastates Missouri city
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie at 'Kung Fu Panda 2' premiere
• Missing 4-month-old girl from Knightsen found
• Alameda-S.F. ferry not running today
• Oakland Latino gangs defined by the colors they wear
• East Bay entrepreneur reinvents the bowl
• David Ellison:
• Dilapidated buildings imperil Fremont nursery deal
• Asian American festival brings people to Union City church
• Fremont man's death at Oakland jail under investigation
• Pets of the week
• Senior Center Menus
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of May 22
• Government meetings
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Leandro cop charged with drug-related crime surrenders; Driver arrested on suspicion of DUI flees
• Suspect confesses to role in January slaying of Hayward man
• Job market healing; Bay Area adds 5,400 jobs in April
• San Leandro cop charged with drug-related crime surrenders to authorities
• Slide show: Randy `Macho Man' Savage (1952-2011)
• Former wrestler Randy `Macho Man' Savage dies in car crash
• Celeb Pix: Zack Galifianakis at 'Hangover Part II' premiere
• Newark woman volunteers to help senior programs survive
• Silicon Valley jobless rate falls as chip, computer makers add workers
• The meticulous lifting of 900,000 pounds
• American Express to settle with Bay Area counties over alleged false advertising
• Delta's winter surge undercuts rationale for big diversion of Sierra water around it
• Two decades of Bay to Breakers
• Lawmakers aim mobile privacy push at Apple, Google, Facebook
• New map shows California's most likely landslide areas
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Suspect slides down cliff to elude police in East Bay; Two charged with murder, assault in San Rafael
• Gilroy man accused of killing Chihuahua puppy faces life in prison
• Energy commission gives OK for pair of power plants near East Contra Costa
• Redistricting commission comes to Oakland
• GOP blocks UC Berkeley law professor's vote to bench
• Longtime Newark mayor not seeking re-election
• Celeb Pix: Is Courtney Love's dress a win or fail?
• LinkedIn rockets skyward in initial public offering
• Rally planned to protest leash laws in Bay Area parkland
• Afghan cultural center fails to take root at Fremont theater
• Development proposal slated for Fremont tennis club
• Durbinomics gives Santa Cruz businesses a boost
• Woman's quadriplegic attacker is first to seek medical parole from California prison
• Oakland-based Family Radio sees donations soar as 'Judgment Day' approaches
• Doctor of attacked Giants fan Bryan Stow 'hopeful, realistic"
• Dead leopard sharks turning up in Richardson Bay
• Births
• Recount confirms New Haven tax measure defeat
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Burglary suspect with machete arrested in East Bay; Woman escapes CHP during arrest on car theft charges
• Fremont Argus May 19 Letters to the editor
• Barry Bonds case: Post-trial hearing rescheduled to June 17
• Amgen Tour -- whoosh! -- rolls through Livermore
• Newark volunteer award winners named at ceremony Wednesday
• Celeb Pix: Kirsten Dunst vs. Paris Hilton, who's sexier?
• Editorial Cartoons: Republican Presidential Candidates
• Heavy rains could be to blame for shark die-off in San Francisco Bay
• Dodgers increase Stow reward
• Cycling fans in mood for a party as Amgen Tour rolls in to Livermore
• California budget battle: Gov. Brown returns to inside game, wooing GOP
• Union City man fatally shot Tuesday night
• Geeks prepare to flock to Santa Cruz for inaugural 'TechRaising' event
• 'Idol' may show video of Durbin's Santa Cruz homecoming on Wednesday's show
• "Closed" signs going up on Jerry Brown's website?
• Skype still on track to increase its Silicon Valley workforce
• People in the News
• Logan students garner award for video short
• Fremont Argus May 18 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Parents mourn death of Santa Clara street race victim; Police in North Bay step up ticket enforcement
• Bay Bridge detour to open Memorial Day weekend
• Fremont Argus My Word: Time to set aside date setting and get to work
• Hayward teen suffers life-threatening injuries in late Monday shooting
• Schwarzenegger admits to fathering child with household staff member
• Southern California congressman criticizes naming ship for Cesar Chavez
• Celeb Pix: Mel Gibson and Jodi Foster at Cannes
• Best reader photos: Yellow and sluggish, bee loaded, irrigating bear and more
• Ohlone College Graduation Ceremony (calendar listing)
• Questions? Here's what you need to know to get caught up on Sacramento's latest budget battle
• 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
• Environmental group celebrates 40th anniversary
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland police shut down huge identity theft operation; Police seek help to solve `Church Man' homicide
• E-waste event is Saturday at Overstock.com Coliseum
• Relatives mourn slain Union City man
• 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
• Man shot, killed in Union City Friday night
• San Leandro students victorious at state history finals
• Iris Chang's mother refuses to 'Forget' renown author of 'Rape of Nanking'
• Prince, Sharks, "Glee" show will keep downtown San Jose hopping
• Roadshow: Highway 101 takes center stage
• Mother of beaten Giants fan doesn't blame LA fans
• Fremont bike plan envisions new crosstown route
• Newark summer road repairs to cost $930,000
• Thousands of local students prepare for graduation ceremonies
• Winners of Newark's senior and group volunteer awards to be named Wednesday
• Rodeo parade thrills Castro Valley residents
• Durbin talks of up, down week
• Senior Center Menus
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Kitchen fire destroys Concord woman's home; San Jose stabbing victim dies in hospital; suspect identified
• Newark residents give school board feedback at special meeting Thursday
• Fremont school gears up for science fair
• California's next budget casualty -- 70 state parks on governor's closure list
• Celeb Pix: Cheryl Cole's seriously plunging neckline
• Fremont man arrested Friday on suspicion of attempted murder
• Volunteer's work comes up roses
• Tossed off American Idol, James Durbin is coming home to Santa Cruz
• Assembly votes to limit California signature gatherers
• Teachers arrested in protests at state Capitol
• 'Tax Lady' Roni Deutch quits amid allegations
• California Assembly bans workers' comp cuts due to race, sex
• Gov. Brown to eliminate questionable board
• Prince comes to San Jose
• BANG salary database updated
• Santa Cruz native James Durbin voted off 'American Idol'
• Bay Area weather: Rain? Really?
• Oakland Unified becomes a cautionary tale for state takeovers in California
• Cop debunks sex offender myths
• Union City brothers indicted on a charge of ecstasy trafficking
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose State shooting victims identified; Novato police warn of homemade 'bottle bombs'
• Fremont's Indo-American numbers nearly double
• Ohlone appoints trustee to represent Newark
• Fremont nurse serving country in Afghanistan
• Roadshow: DMV to notify police nationwide about registration sticker delay
• Celeb Pix: All the sexy ladies swing by the Maxim Hot 100 Party
• Fremont-based iGate makes $1.2 billion acquisition
• Oakland: Truck carrying 1,000 gallons of fuel crashes on I-880
• 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
• Postal Service: More than 5,600 mail carriers bitten by dogs
• Assembly GOP proposes budget with no tax increases
• Game 7 the proving ground for San Jose Sharks
• Facebook apps leaked data, Symantec says; no evidence of misuse
• Former California prisons leader joins fight against death penalty
• East Bay MacArthur Fellows discuss their six-figure ideas
• Fremont Argus May 13 letters to the editor
• Your guide to the top summer films
• Ohlone College Appoints New Trustee for Newark Seat (press release)
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Unprecedented' SJSU shooting investigated as murder-suicide; S.F. revises its stance on illegal immigrant youths
• San Leandro police looking for two sets of robbers
• Fremont man gets four years for child porn, extortion
• Volunteers nominated for Newark's Viola Blythe Volunteer of the Year Award
• Roadshow: Motorists offer advice to bicyclists
• Police: 'Unprecedented' SJSU shooting investigated as a murder-suicide
• Celeb Pix: Cannes Film Festival opens with style
• No summer relief expected at gas pumps
• No love for Romeo as he's shown the door on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Detained UC Berkeley grads: Mothers in a prison of their own
• West Nile virus worries high with heavy rain and snowfall
• 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
• The unraveling of the Schwarzenegger-Shriver marriage
• Roadshow: Car sharing in San Jose: a dumb idea -- or genius?
• Report: Up to 44M more uninsured under GOP budget
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward police make arrest in counterfeiting case; San Jose `cold case' homicide goes to trial
• People in the News
• Fremont women to volunteer in Afghanistan
• New Haven tax measure defeated officially
• New Haven teacher arrested in Capitol rally
• Obama in El Paso to discuss 'broken immigration system'
• A spoon full of sugar .... is toxic?
• Federal prosecutors say man aboard American Airlines Flight 1561 posed serious threat
• Celeb Pix: Justin Bieber vomits during his concert in Phillippines
• California report hammers high-speed rail plans
• Best Reader Photos
• Fremont Argus May 11 Letters to the Editor
• Roadshow: Bicyclists, motorcyclists frustrated by signal sensors
• California bill protects customers' reading records
• Berkeley lab selects six Bay Area sites as finalists for second campus
• California bill lets landlords ban smoking in units
• California's most popular baby names: Jacob and Isabella
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver announce separation
• Tri-City Breakfast Program still growing at 14
• Stimulus money to help county homeowners
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police hunt suspect in San Jose double-homicide; Thieve drive truck through East Bay Costco doors, steal ATM machine
• More Bay Area homes going underwater
• University of California considers flex tuition
• Celeb Pix: Paula Abdul's near-wardrobe malfunction
• 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
• Queen of the Road: Driving with a dog in your lap, and turning left into a different lane
• Pets of the week
• Fremont's Independence Day Parade is on the move
• Roadshow: 'Inoperative' red lights have some drivers stewing
• Second man is arrested in connection with Fremont auto parts store robbery
• Free surgeries in Fremont benefit low-income and uninsured
• Golden Gate Fields: A Day at the Races
• Give 'Em Hill: Huffing the fairy dust at Disneyland
• Senior Center Menus
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• Spanish golf great Seve Ballesteros dies at 54
• MVROP Welcomes The Community To The 8Th Annual MVROP/ Whs Car Show
• MVROP Instructor Stan Hearne Named The 2011 Citeaf Teacher Of The Year
• David Ellison: A dose of reality in a small Mexican village
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Burglary suspect arrested inside Oakland home; Big cleanup after Cinco de Mayo vandalism in San Jose
• Jaime Richards: A work ethic
• 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
• Sea otter pup's birth caught on video in slough near Moss Landing
• Golden Gate Fields: A Day at the Races
• Sharp drop in crude oil prices could lead to cheaper gas
• People: Arnold Schwarzenegger signs on for 3 movies
• Have the heroes of 9/11 become today's scapegoats?
• Roadshow: Drivers feel bumps from state financial woes
• San Jose: Alum Rock Avenue merchants clean up after Cinco de Mayo vandalism
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man's death may have been homicide; San Jose native who went from shelter to Super Bowl
• Meeting scheduled on New Haven ballots
• Fremont gives up back-in parking program
• Serial killer suspect: I want to represent myself or I will go broke
• New state rankings released for California schools
• Five-day nurse strike begins at Children's Hospital Oakland
• Cisco shuffles management in bid to shed bureaucracy
• Celeb Pix: It's a rough night for the Lakers and their famous fans
• Elvis exits as Jacob, Isabella top baby-name list
• Oakland Zoo welcomes new litter of otters
• Review: Ricky Martin is out, happy and still shaking his 'Bon-Bon'
• New bill would help California pain sufferers get insurance for best painkillers faster
• ACLU, tea party unite in Northern California over free speech
• California legislators insist their calendars should be secret
• Fremont man. 6 others arrested in S.F. German tourist death
• West Nile virus season may arrive early
• New Haven tax supporters cry foul as measure is defeated
• Fremont school hosts cycling workshop
• Local students garner National Merit Scholarships
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay library system readies non-resident fee; Oakland first-grader discovers gun in backpack
• Celeb Pix: A glowing Kate Hudson shows off her baby bump
• DA: Hit-and-run driver's blood-alcohol was at least .15
• Fremont Argus May 5 Letters to the Editor
• S&P: Calif's fiscal problems different from Greece
• Whooping cough rates worry public health, school leaders
• Fremont: Firefighters rescue man trapped beneath forklift
• Silicon Valley philanthropist Leonard Ely dies at 87
• 211 service provides one-stop shop for those need
• Roadshow: Motorcycle messages along freeways draw mixed response
• FBI warns of computer virus from bin Laden photos, video
• California executions remain on hold for this year
• Santa Clara DA reviewing 865 DUI cases after breathalyzers deemed faulty
• Legislative counsel: Brown's plan to reroute redevelopment funds is unconstitutional
• Queen of the Road: Right turns on red and plug-in hybrids
• New Haven parcel tax too close to call
• Three candidates apply for Ohlone board vacancy
• Alameda County fire engineer to be deployed overseas as a Marine
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Get ready for some hot weather; Fremont hospital gets top national honors
• Celeb Pix: Who knew Joe Montana likes to go skydiving?
• No seizures for SF Giants fan Bryan Stow after sedation medicine stopped
• Best Reader Photos
• Democrats win delay of DMV notices in budget fight
• Salmonella contamination prompts tomato recall
• Effort grows to erase N-word from California cemetery
• SF Zoo to get first new tiger since fatal attack
• California senate narrowly OKs union contracts
• Two track alternative through Bay Area picks up steam for high-speed rail
• Historic vessels to dock in Isleton
• U.S. Appeals Court backs Alameda County gun ban
• Big money surrounds California's payday loan legislation
• Pianist returning to Fremont as featured soloist
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Bomb scare at Fremont shopping center; Suspect in fatal hit-and-run in San Jose identified
• San Ramon middle school wins National Science Bowl
• Celeb Pix: Charlie Sheen is winning in Las Vegas
• Washington wins awards
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders NFL draft review, Monday at noon
• Bomb scare at Fremont shopping center
• Remember to vote by Tuesday
• Charlie Sheen screams at heckler, gets rowdy in SF
• iPhone and Android users face many companies who want to know where they are
• Research says SmartMeters safe, but many see need for more study
• Two Newark residents arrested in Woodside on suspicion of burglary
• Facebook's 'Like' button becomes force in e-commerce
• Cuts in elder care don't add up
• California may let locals opt out of immigration checks
• Pearl Harbor visitors now get Japan and US view
• Gov. Jerry Brown has cancerous growth removed from nose
• Milpitas firefighters extinguish two-alarm blaze
• Fiery rhetoric punctuates California Democratic convention
• Bay Area residents taken advantage of DEA's second National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Union City police searching for missing at-risk woman
• Union City police searching for missing at-risk woman
• Fremont family meets man who received son's donated organs
• Senior Center Menus
• Pets of the week
• Births
• Approach money topics with aging parents carefully, but don't avoid it
• Google emails highlight value of location data
• 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.
• Union City may restore services, add positions
• Fremont council to meet less frequently
• Hayward man hits century mark
• Jaime Richards: Work hard and win
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Firefighters rescue man whose car fell off cliff; San Jose police officers agree to 10 percent pay cut
• Nurses at Children's Hospital Oakland plan five-day strike
• East Bay charros prepare for Cinco de Mayo
• Fremont man arrested in Niles robbery
• Ohlone College Community Education Presents: Ohlone for Healthy Living Open House (calendar listing)
• Celeb Pix: Kristen Wiig gets big laughs with 'Bridesmaids'
• 'ChihuahuaPalooza' at Hayward Animal Shelter next week
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders and NFL draft, Friday, 3 p.m.
• Dugard 'relieved' by kidnappers' guilty pleas
• Bay Area weather: Lovely summer-like conditions
• Roadshow: Long red lights aren't necessarily "inoperative"
• Cal State University system sees record number of applications
• Appeals court rejects Great America lawsuit over 49ers stadium plan
• Record number of girls to take part in Tech Challenge 2011
• San Jose's Cinco de Mayo parade dies
• Former Santa Cruz surf instructor dies in San Francisco
• Newark parents, students urge district to reverse music program cuts
• Fremont schools heading to national competition
• Fremont leaders pitch major development to Union Pacific
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police sergeant shoots, kills transient during fight; Online fashion line now available for dogs
• Safeway tops earnings expectations
• Garridos plead guilty to kidnapping, raping Jaycee Dugard
• Celeb Pix: Vin Diesel's guns are so big
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 280
• Fremont Argus: My Word: The "I Can Afford College" campaign
• Simple checklist may spot signs of autism by age 1
• Ohlone College Monitor (student newspaper)
• UC Berkeley doctor charged with molesting patients
• Fremont Argus April 29 letters to the editor
• Public look at I-80 traffic info project
• Authorities identify Newark slaying victim
• Congressional, local leaders spotlight threats to Delta
• 'American Idol': Durbin shines on Carole King theme night
• Ohlone College Foundation 2011 Citizen of the Year Luncheon Honoring: ROTARY Clubs of the Tri-Cities
• Apple finally acknowledges hidden tracking file on iPhones
• Doctors again try to remove Giants fan from coma
• DEA holds prescription drug take-back day on Saturday all around the Bay Area
• Ducks for Bucks waddles back to Fremont
• Stanford committee recommends ROTC reinstatement, now faculty votes
• UC Berkeley grad subpoenaed for court hearing in Iran
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police believe man was living with dead woman's body in his apartment; Officials blast lawsuit challenging library project
• BART might test out later Friday night service
• San Jose man strangled to death by roommate
• Serial killing suspect speaks in court for first time
• Judge sets June hearing in Proposition 8 case
• Dog bites, injures 5-year-old Fremont girl
• East Bay water rate increases will add up to nearly 30 percent over four years
• Celeb Pix: Are David Beckham and Jeremy Piven BFFs?
• Newark man arrested for fatal stabbing of woman Tuesday
• Seller's market for gold
• Milpitas police arrest two men, seize 249 marijuana plants worth $1.1 million
• Apple says it will fix iPhone's location 'bugs'
• Fremont Argus April 28 Letters to the Editor
• Report: Oakland Coliseum set to be re-named the Overstock.com Coliseum
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders draft preview, Wednesday, April 27, noon
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man shot and killed in East Bay, suspect arrested; Marin County pays $1.9 million in Taser settlement
• 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farms' lives again on stage
• BART to bring mobile seat lab to public
• Celeb Pix: 'Glee' comes to Central Park
• Fremont 7-year-old burning up motocross track
• People in the News
• California Senate agrees to up fine for drivers texting or on phone
• 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
• Prop. 8 supporters move to erase ruling because trial judge has same-sex partner
• Facebook's plans for Menlo Park HQ: 9,400 workers in next 6 years
• Roadshow: One bright spot to rough roads -- it's hard to text
• Public schools: Is California's middle class heading for the exits?
• Mountain View's SETI Institute suspends search for aliens
• California farmers concerned about federal employment verification program
• Live chat: Oakland Raiders draft preview, Tuesday, April 26 at noon
• New Haven tax proponents raise $44,000
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Stolen urn containing man's remains is returned; Santa Clara set to allow potclubs
• Celeb Pix: Willow Smith whips her hair back and forth at the White House
• Tony La Russa's daughter is an Oakland Raiderette
• Lockyer to hold Newark town hall meeting Thursday
• Mission Boulevard repairs starting in Fremont and Union City
• Sathya Sai Baba, Hindu holy man, dies at 84
• Children without proof they got a whooping cough booster shot may have to miss class in fall
• 49ers Hall of Famer Joe `The Jet' Perry dies at 84
• BART wants public's feedback on train car designs
• Scores of elected officials receive free health care on taxpayers' dime
• Joseph Naso: Life of a serial killing suspect
• Foster youth organization opposes bill to open California's dependency courts
• Tuberculosis remains a major challenge for Bay Area public health departments
• Cyclists decry Golden Gate Bridge speed limit plan
• California voters support tax hikes to help close the state's budget gap, poll shows
• Family of toddler killed by falling tree sues San Jose, neighbor
• Smartphones like Apple's iPhone hold treasure trove of data on users' lives
• Best reader photos: Spring boating with Captain Mayer, lacrosse at two levels and more
• David Ellison: Drug woes may result in unexpected consequences
• Newark schools in state of flux
• A glimpse inside Google's Beijing headquarters
• Woman arrested after crashing into tree in Union City
• Wanted man arrested after Union City stand-off
• Senior Center Menus
• Pets of the week
• Give 'Em Hill: Being British by the Bay
• MVROP Instructor Stan Hearne Named The 2011 CITEAF Teacher Of The Year
• Fremont nonprofit in need of tech upgrade
• Jaime Richards: How much do you want it?
• Annual sheep shearing event proves popular in Fremont
• Judge sets $3 million bail for suspect in Livermore road rage killing
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police say woman left 3-year-old in car while in card club; 33 arrested at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory protest
• Newsom speaks at Fremont solar plant dedication
• Oakland biodiesel company offers eco-fuel for $4.15 a gallon for diesel-powered vehicles
• Celeb Pix: Rebecca Black gets invited to 'Prom,' but why?
• Lawsuit claims Sutter Health overbilling for services
• Healed and healthy, elephant seals go back to sea
• Roadshow: It cost $40,000 to clean graffiti off I-280 train bridge
• Investigators use iPhones to track owners' movements
• Former Washington, D.C., schools chief and Sacramento Mayor tout education reform
• Silicon Valley CEOs: We're hiring, but worried about state's 'sustainability'
• Woman sneaks into Google, leaves 'angry' letter
• Highway 1 between Carmel, Big Sur to reopen
• Dismantling of a Silicon Valley landmark: Hangar One demolition begins
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland police catch suspect in sexual assault; Man trapped, injured in Santa Cruz crash
• Mayor: Newark has weathered the storm
• Oakland woman and friends shell out $76,000 to sing a protest song at Obama breakfast
• People: Donald Trump blasts Seinfeld after comedian quits fundraiser
• PG&E's top exec resigns
• Greenpeace pushes Apple, Facebook, Twitter for clean-energy data centers
• Modified hunger strike targets Bay Area Latino supermarket
• Students safe after two Milpitas schools go into lockdown
• Oakland A's co-owner Lew Wolff mentioned as possible buyer of Los Angeles Dodgers
• Annual sheep-shearing event proves popular in Fremont
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Hayward Daily Review My Word: Child's death by violence is unacceptable tragedy
• San Jose: Social Security employee pleads guilty to illegally creating, selling cards
• UCLA hires former Milpitas High star Cori Close as women's hoops coach
• Fremont Argus April 22 Letter to the editor
• Man who fell off Santa Cruz cliff served time for robbing Fremont bank
• Ohlone College Raises Funds for Suicide Prevention (press release)
• Ohlone College Presents an Original Theatrical Dance Production (press release)
• Summer 2011 Sports Camps at Ohlone College
• Bay Area water customers may pay price for conservation
• Bay Area water customers may pay price for conservation
• Police chiefs luncheon an arresting event in Newark
• Washington Hospital, Fremont schedule Earth Day event Saturday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay and Peninsula residents punished for their water conservation; South Bay woman accuses police of illegal search, arrest
• Multi-car accident on I-880 in Hayward sends two to hospital
• Celeb Pix: Edie Falco loves puppies!
• Obama's Facebook visit: Live updates from the scene
• Milpitas: Council votes 3-2 to approve Walmart expansion
• 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
• Friends of Fremont cliff fall victim arrested on drug charges
• Fremont man reaches plea deal in Palo Alto cleaver attack
• Man arrested for allegedly videotaping under skirts in Milpitas mall
• 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
• Fremont teens tackle e-waste problem
• Oakland Raiders open season on Monday Night Football against Denver Broncos
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man accused of taking wife on wild ride pleads not guilty to attempted murder; Confusion over hands-free cellphone law
• Celeb Pix: Are Russell Brand and Katy Perry an adorable couple?
• Fremont Argus My Word: Not the time for new taxes of any kind
• Why is there an Easter Bunny?
• Fremont Argus April 20 Letters to the editor
• Brown deal lifts vacation cap for state prison guards
• Fremont man dies after fall from Santa Cruz cliff
• Too many minorities in special ed, California official says
• 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
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' competition hits the halfway point
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Anniversary quake hits Peninsula; Armed thieves rob woman at Danville ATM
• Ohlone College Announces Vacancy on Board of Trustees for Newark Seat (press release)
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton invades Coachella
• Carjacking suspect surrenders after hiding in Hayward motel
• California debates place of gay history in textbooks
• Commuter relief: Tool predicts Bay Area traffic jams
• Japan radiation fears add to complexity of choosing fish for Bay Area shoppers
• Undocumented paying taxes hoping to ease into legality
• PG&E faces another state probe into record keeping
• Roadshow: A street beggar to admire
• Injured Giants fan put back in medically induced coma
• Iranian journalist with ties to East Bay killed in April 8 raid by Iraqi forces
• Teenage girl survives plunge from Golden Gate Bridge
• One killed in I-880 crash in Fremont on Sunday
• Narcotics investigator retires after 37-year career in law enforcement
• Senior center menus
• Newark's Evergreen re-refinery still closed, hit with multiple fines and violations
• Ryan Gill named San Leandro police officer of the year
• One killed in I-880 crash in Fremont on Sunday
• Easter fun livens up Cherryland park
• Pets of the week
• Union City man charged with sexually assaulting toddler is committed to mental hospital
• Newark family wants justice for Justice
• Jaime Richards: Progress
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dogs maul San Jose woman who tried to save her dog; Family of Pittsburg man killed by deputies awaits answers
• Celeb Pix: Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore fight against child sexual slavery
• Fremont girl wins national titles
• Newark schools superintendent set to leave
• Ohlone to appoint replacement for trustee
• Celeb Pix: Eva Longoria the cookbook author
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: 84-year-old woman rescued after spending night in car perched on edge of cliff; Smoke alarm saves San Jose family's lives
• Fremont Argus April 15 letters to the editor
• Ugly custody battle results in grandmother dead in trash can, prosecutor says
• Newark may greenlight new red-light camera contract
• Fremont council picks same site for skate park
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Sink hole closes Alameda street; San Jose woman dies in I-880 crash
• Slide show: The week in Editorial Cartoons
• Alarms force Newark gas product company employees to evacuate
• Candid Cam: Now how will Bonds be remembered?
• Celeb Pix: Minka Kelly vs. Shantel VanSanten, who's hotter?
• Viewers knock out Sugar Ray Leonard from 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Hayward couple drop pounds for a dream wedding
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Disabled man escapes from Antioch fire; Sunnyvale woman ID'd in San Jose fatal crash
• People in the News
• Celeb Pix: Hayden Panettiere is reason enough to see 'Scream 4'
• Ohlone College Hosts Suicide Awareness Honoring Safety Officer (press release)
• 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
• Ohlone College, Irvington High School, And Mission Valley Rop Career Pathway Partnership Presented It Innovation Leadership Award
• Ohlone College to discuss Nardolillo residency case
• Prayers, encouragement for victims of Japan disasters
• Transfers awaiting judicial approval
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Personal dispute leads to 20-year-old's death; Victim of weekend shooting in Watsonville identified
• There's a catch
• Celeb Pix: Sean Hayes & Kristin Chenoweth make-out at GLAAD Awards
• David Ellison: The buffoon in the cowboy vest
• Clerk hurt in convenience store robbery
• Stanford coach returning to Union City for charity luncheon
• Births
• Pets of the week
• Newark Optimists Club member has passion for helping children, community
• Jaime Richards: Mentor search
• New Haven tax campaign gathers steam as election nears
• Stanford coach returning to Union City for charity luncheon
• Celeb Pix: Robyn rocks the 'New Now Next Awards'
• Memorial Service for Beloved Ohlone College Drama Professor (press release)
• James Durbin survives 'Idol' shocker
• Smaller companies eye East Bay for cheaper office space
• 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
• More tax time
• Ominous text message preceded Giants fan's beating
• Roadshow: Driver finds himself in a real pickle
• San Jose: Expanded Sikh temple, largest in nation, open to the public this weekend
• HP: Former executive boosted secrets then bolted
• Federal jury now deciding Barry Bonds perjury case
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• Work begins on major water project
• Dumbarton Bridge retrofit begins new phase
• Missing man last seen Sunday in Union City
• 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
• Cisco to make some trims
• Celeb Pix: Demi Moore visits Nepal
• Fremont Argus My Word: Must save Niles Canyon from Caltrans project
• Strong aftershock rattles disaster-weary Japan
• Judge who struck down Prop. 8 confirms he's gay
• South Bay magazine tackles tough issues facing Indian-American community
• 2 PG&E execs to step down, as utility reorganizes
• Fremont Argus April 8 Letters to the editor
• Renovated San Francisco International Airport terminal grabs green gold
• Gov. Brown warns of soaring UC costs in all-cuts budget
• Milpitas superintendent placed on leave amid charges of affair with principal
• Former Fremont officer, city settle wrongful termination claim
• Celeb Pix: Does Fergie say Avon to you?
• Barry Bonds trial: Former Bonds trainer Anderson asks judge to free him
• Senior Center Menus
• Fremont Argus April 7 letters to the editor
• Early warning for earthquakes on West Coast possible
• Get ready for another jolt of cold and rain, maybe even thunder and hail
• 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
• Christo's fabric on display at Fremont textile exhibit
• Fremont police, fire to play for charity, bragging rights
• James Durbin a true 'American Idol' in the eyes of Tourette's sufferers
• East Bay ranchers enter bison business
• 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
• Santa Clara Marine, 21, dies in Afghanistan
• 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.
• Danville police arrest four suspected of stealing from drugstores
• Barry Bonds trial: Judge says new tape almost entirely "inadmissible or irrelevant"
• Santa Clara hoping tech companies will pay big bucks for stadium name
• 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
• High-end housing sales in Silicon Valley are booming
• "Falconatics" in San Jose aim to create more lovers of birds of prey
• Russian billionaire paid $100 million for South Bay house
• Photo slide show: Taylor Swift and Miranda Lambert win big in Vegas at the 46th Annual ACM Awards
• Street improvements haven't paid off for Fremont merchants
• Fremont nonprofit perks up taste buds
• Fremont CHP crash sends two to hospital
• Slide show: East Bay boys and girls basketball players of the year
• Kicking up their heels at Tartan Day Scottish Faire
• Mountain House rejoices over "American Idol" singer's run
• Mountain House rejoices over "American Idol" singer's run
• Pets of the week
• Births
• Senior Center Menus
• Afghan/Persian New Year festival slated this weekend in Newark
• Jaime Richards: Peaks and valleys
• Fremont teen translates quake plan for seniors
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police investigate 15-year-old girl's shooting death; San Jose woman dies after crash
• Celeb Pix: Russell Brand comedian of the year?
• Ballots sent to New Haven voters
• It's April 1. Watch out for Internet foolery
• California redevelopment officials 'repent' as they gather in San Jose
• Habitat for Humanity selling surplus supplies at Alameda site this weekend
• 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
• Facebook study of baseball fans: Philly fans most loyal, A's fans most social
• Man drives wrong way on Interstate 680, escapes police
• Fremont mayor finds positives for State of the City
• Lawyers' connections put California's redistricting contract on hold
• Google, Apple asked to ban apps for drunken-driving checkpoints
• Drive less, save more
• Celeb Pix: Christina Hendricks vs. Kim Kardashian, who's sexier?
• Barry Bonds trial: Former assistant says she saw Anderson give Bonds a shot
• Hiking Half Dome in July? Reservation rush is Friday
• A's reach agreement to broadcast games on FM station
• 1-year-old survives fall from Fremont apartment building
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• Missing Union City teen found safe
• GOP lost a rare chance to wield clout in California budget crisis
• Erosion, mudslides in South Bay, Peninsula worst since 1998 El Niño storms
• Study by Bay Area's Buck Institute blazes trail for life span extension and disease treatments
• Nicole Kidman and Clive Owen stalk the Bay Area filming new movie
• Milpitas: Walmart submits petition to expand
• 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
• DA opens investigation into Nardolillo's residency
• 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
• 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
• Fremont Argus March 31 Letters to the editor
• Study: Marin named California's healthiest county
• Last flights from Japan land at Travis Air Force Base
• 'Dancing with the Stars': 'Psycho' Mike out
• 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
• Do they know the way to San Jose
• Mexican consul leaving San Jose for L.A.
• Mussel quarantine issued for California coast after two toxins detected
• Photo slide show: First to go from 'DWTS', no love for radio talk show host and DJ, 'Psycho Mike' Catherwood
• Earth Day 2011
• Union City, San Leandro tax hikes kick in
• Project improves medical care in Afghanistan
• 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
• Hayward Daily Review March 30 Letters to the editor
• Fremont Argus March 30 Letters to the editor
• Fremont Argus My Word: Our way of life is under attack
• Newark refinery explosion, fire injures one
• 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
• SolarTech to unveil "Great California Solar Challenge"
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' Mike 'Psycho' Catherwood improves, Ralph Macchio stays on top
• Newark instructor receives county Teacher of the Year award
• Broussard bursts into laughter describing 2007 slaying
• Alameda County faces district 'tweaks'
• Bay Biz Buzz: Pleasanton's Ellie Mae file for $74 mil IPO
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay man shot, killed by sheriff's deputy; Slides force Highway 17 lane closure
• 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
• Fremont man suspected in Saturday shooting at wedding reception
• 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
• David Ellison: Our kids being robbed of long, innocent childhoods
• South Asian cricket fans can't wait for India-Pakistan clash
• Fremont students take on bullies
• Higher prices eating up pocketbooks
• Indian people power movement finds inspiration in California march
• Senior Center Menus
• Pets of the week
• Births
• East Bay trio arrested in counterfeit check ring
• Union City man charged with sex assault on child ruled 'mentally incompetent'
• Jaime Richards: Missing the point
• Obituary burglaries shock communities, law enforcement
• We the People civics program faces elimination
• 2.2 magnitude earthquake shakes the Geysers in Sonoma
• Ohlone trustee living in Livermore
• Ice Age mammoth bones found in Monterey County
• California students continue to score poorly on fitness tests
• Fremont Argus My Word: Health reform: One year later
• 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
• Ohlone College Raza Recruitment Day (calendar listing)
• 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.
• Silicon Valley unemployment falls as employers add jobs in February
• Barry Bonds perjury trial wraps for the week with anti-doping expert, estranged friend
• Newark nonprofit official receives Jefferson Award for public service
• Powerful storm causing power outages, flooding, numerous accidents
• Brown signs big budget cuts measures
• Heavy rain, strong winds cause East Bay floods, power outages
• Newark man arrested on suspicion of embezzling from San Leandro company
• Yoshi's engineer goes on rampage at the Oakland location
• Census: San Jose retains status as 10th largest city; Plato, Mo., is center of U.S. population;
• Fremont Argus March 25 Letters to the editor
• Photo slide show: Japan's death toll tops 9,800, communities start to clean the tsunami's destruction
• Boxer fires back against GOP budget plan
• Alameda County Fairgrounds hosts Goodguys annual All American Get-Together car show this weekend
• Tornado causes damage in rural Northern California town
• Roadshow: Drivers share their favorite Bay Area landmarks
• Cal State East Bay loses president
• Fremont, Hayward Assembly members name 'Woman of the Year'
• Union City kills pool project
• Fremont Argus My Word: Traffic tickets -- to cure paralysis?
• Cal State East Bay loses president
• Celeb Pix: Chris Brown is all smiles
• Barry Bonds trial: Witness says he knew of Bonds' steroid use in 1999
• High School Student Recycle Used Technology and Show Off Their IT Support Skills at Ohlone College (press release)
• 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
• Union City man arrested for touching a 13-year-old
• San Jose autistic teen found safe
• Roadshow: Response time better on 911 cellphone calls
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Report: Many Bay Area bridges and overpasses need more maintenance
• Castro Valley man missing since Feb. 23
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• Hundreds of military family members land in Bay Area after evacuating from Japan
• Man arrested, CHP officer injured after Hayward chase, crash
• 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
• Fremont Argus March 23 Letters to the editor
• 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
• Photo slide show: Allied bombing of Libya continues as rebels still not ready to move forward
• Jerry Brown checks in on budget over YouTube
• Census serves up racial buffet in Silicon Valley
• Census serves up racial buffet in Silicon Valley
• Celeb Pix: Selena Gomez all grown up
• Japan disaster: Monstrous job ahead at damaged nuclear complex
• Japan disaster: Monstrous job ahead at damaged nuclear complex
• Group4 Labs: Fremont tech firm moving to Albany, N.Y.
• Photo slide show: As workers discover more bodies Japan turns to mass graves to bury the dead.
• Bay Area redistricting expert wins state contract to draw new political boundaries
• Worst of the Bay Area downpours are over, but expect more rain
• Roadshow: Win a free tank of gas from Mr. Roadshow
• Second Newark shooting suspect arrested
• 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
• Women who overcame join Alameda County Hall of Fame
• Photo slide show: Gadhafi vows to fight as allied air strikes and cruise missiles hit key targets
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• New Haven sees literacy rates rise
• Fremont fire displaces mother, daughter and dog
• De La Salle High rallies to beat top-seeded Castro Valley, takes CIF NorCal Division I regional championship
• Copyright rule quiets music at Union City coffee shop
• Longer yellow light could put brakes on Fremont's profits
• Berkeley wins going away against Carondelet in NorCal girls basketball final
• 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
• Amid budget cuts, three Newark teachers' jobs are spared
• Armed robbery at McDonald's on Fremont Boulevard
• Dog abandoned in Oakland is featured in new music video
• 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.
• Quick-moving storm pummels Bay Area; on-off rain expected through Thursday
• Jaime Richards: Mourning the loss of originality
• Chabot festival honors the uke
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two dead in apparent San Pablo murder-suicide; San Jose police release image of armed robbery suspect
• California looking for signs of contamination in grass-eating cows
• Man accused in Livermore road rage killing pleads not guilty
• Teen arrested in shooting of 14-year-old in Newark
• Celeb Pix: What does Ivanka Trump know about shoes?
• Concord Afghan food company expanding quickly, bringing bolani to America
• Tornado warning expires for San Mateo County; storm headed toward East Bay
• Highway 238 ramp reopened after fatal big-rig crash
• 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
• Borders: Milpitas, Pleasant Hill stores among 28 added to closing list
• California legislature OK's $14 billion in budget cuts
• Japan's nuke-plant battle may take weeks, U.S. says
• Bay Area 'vision' plan sees 2 million more people, 902,000 more homes and fewer cars
• Rebates available to get rid of lawns
• 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
• HP's new CEO charts a steady course
• Apple iPhone software loses speed test to Google's Android
• Big-wave surfer from Hawaii dies at Mavericks on Wednesday
• Santa Cruz's idol James Durbin wows the judges again
• Annie McBride has taught thousands of East Bay students the art of Irish dance
• Officers break Niners fan's arm during Raiders game, Oakland pays
• Photo slide show: Choppers used to cool Japan nuclear reactor as rescue efforts turn to recovery
• Japan denies U.S. report that plant's spent fuel rods are dry
• Mission Valley Rop Requests Community Input For Superintendent Search
• County approves $2 million for former NUMMI worker training
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Details released in fatal Richmond police chase; Surgeon general makes a stop in Burlingame
• 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
• Man shot in San Jose, nearby high school and college on temporary lockdown
• Milpitas police arrest kidnapping suspect after chase
• Fremont Argus March 17 Letters to the editor
• Roadshow: Road boulders and speeders both come under attack
• Apple moves to prevent kids from racking up iTunes bills
• Photo slide show: Rescuers work through snow and cold in Japan
• Oakland, Alameda most vulnerable to tsunami within San Francisco Bay
• New Haven teachers protest cuts
• DA may investigate countywide assistance program
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Chabot-Las Positas district cuts jobs; Detectives find $430,000 worth of meth ticketed for San Jose
• 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
• Fire erupts again at Japanese nuclear plant
• Bay Biz Buzz: eBay lowers listing fees for 2nd time in a year
• Man captured after high-speed chase from Fremont to Hayward
• Fremont teen has been found
• South Bay animal shelters overflowing with chihuahuas
• People in the News
• Celeb Pix: Justin Bieber gets waxed
• Herhold: Real men, real shakes, real calories
• Former Oakland A's slugger Mitchell Page dies at 59
• 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
• Ohlone For Kids (and Teens!) Summer Enrichment Program (calendar listing)
• Salmon sportfishing season returns to normal on California coast
• Chabot-Las Positas district cuts jobs
• Could Japan-style nuclear crisis happen in California?
• San Leandro woman charged with murder in 8-year-old daughter's death
• Homes sit empty across East Bay
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay schools send out preliminary pink slips; Cat killed in Bay Point house fire
• Former JFK professor sues over firing she says was prompted by burlesque show
• Finger pointing mars California budget talks
• New CEO lays out vision for HP
• 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
• Peggy Fleming proves Olympic gold never gets old
• East Bay school districts grapple with budget scenarios ranging from flat to catastrophic
• Ohlone Chamber Singers Remember 9/11 Ten Years Later (press release)
• What do tax hikes cost Californians in a year?
• 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
• Ohlone College board member dies
• Roadshow: Slow traffic needs to move right on expressways and highways
• Washington Hospital CEO ranks among state's highest paid
• Photo slide show: Death toll rises in Japan, survivors in need of food and water
• Census shows Hispanics are Newark's largest group
• Castro Valley boys basketball team survives against Oakland High
• Give 'Em Hill: Living in real reality
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• Police looking for help in suspicious Newark motel room death
• 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
• Fremont couple volunteers with heart patients
• San Leandro girl dies, woman recovering
• Fremont woman arrested after teen is punched
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dublin's the place to be for St. Patrick's Day fun; Abandoned mercury mine a toxic hazard
• Jaime Richards: Telling the story of Phillip
• Fremont schools host anti-bullying tour
• Livermore man charged with murder in alleged road rage incident
• Celeb Pix: Is Matthew McConaughey looking gaunt?
• Tsunami: Santa Cruz harbor dock destroyed, man swept out to sea near Klamath River
• Dr. Eugenie Scott Brings the Controversial "Evolution vs. Creationism" Debate to Ohlone College (press release)
• 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
• Government says at least 17 dead in Japan quake
• Fremont man dies in possible road-rage incident in Livermore
• Fremont student given high honor in China
• For-profit colleges could lose eligibility for Cal Grants money
• Kaiser tops HMO report card
• Raided Bay Area card clubs get OK to reopen
• South Bay man frees 60 domesticated pigeons for good luck, learns a hard lesson
• Photo slide show: Japanese earthquake and tsunami causes extensive damage
• PUC orders PG&E to let customers opt out of SmartMeter program
• Ohlone employees won't pay more for health coverage
• Census to bring change to Bay Area political landscape
• Fremont school board rejects Pulitzer-winning play
• Police looking for missing Foster City girl
• Teen survives plunge off Golden Gate Bridge
• 65 tons of dead fish removed from Redondo Beach marina, 30 stinking tons left
• BART names police review board members
• Enviro groups urge Brown to rebuff reforms
• My Word: When did teachers become the bad guys?
• 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
• Car vandal at Valley Fair, other South Bay parking lots pleads guilty
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball playoffs in-game updates, Thursday, 7 p.m.
• Fremont Argus March 11 Letters to the editor
• Asians are the majority
• Alameda County takes over land from redevelopment agency
• Caltrans moving ahead with first Niles Canyon Road project
• Fremont ends redevelopment bond effort for Irvington BART station
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Ashes stolen from Alameda church recovered; San Mateo to pay $1.35 million for land to expand fire station
• Brown will miss state budget deadline
• New Bay Bridge projects OK'd to speed completion
• Ex-Googlers penetrating Silicon Valley startup hierarchy
• Net neutrality: House panel votes to repeal new FCC Internet rules
• Celeb Pix: Aaron Eckhart takes on the alien invasion
• Bay Area gas prices jump 48 cents in one month
• Roadshow: Don't blame gas station owners for rising gas prices
• Pummeled by life, East Bay student decides to fight the system
• 2.2-magnitude earthquake strikes near San Jose
• 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
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley has first homicide of 2011; Dead Half Moon Bay official had stolen money
• Bay Area's growth slowed to a crawl, census finds
• BART regains some lost ridership as economy improves
• Business leaders urge legislators to make a deal
• Live blog: NorCal prep basketball playoffs, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
• Double-digit jobless rate staying
• Tracy celebrates Sandra Cantu Day
• 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
• San Jose: Video shows mystery suspect in triple homicide at Mexicali Club
• Celeb Pix: Ben Affleck goes to Washington
• San Jose fitness guru dies in car crash
• Fremont Argus March 9 Letters to the editor
• Alameda County backs off proposed alcohol ordinance
• Roadshow: Slower traffic move right, even on expressways
• Ohlone College Smith Center Presents! Buster Keaton's 1925 Silent Classic "Seven Chances" with Jerry Nagano, Organ Accompaniment (calendar listing)
• Dave Newhouse: Niles was the first Hollywood
• Newark school advances to state science contest
• Census releases California results Tuesday
• Tesla to release a Model S with 300-mile range
• Brown admits Thursday deadline for California budget unlikely
• Fremont woman killed in Vasco Road crash is identified
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose soldier killed in Afghanistan survived by pregnant wife and son; Mill Valley kindergartener dies
• 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
• 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
• Exhasuted by cell phone growth, Santa Clara County's 408 spawning a new area code: 669
• California to cancel sale of transportation bonds, work near 85-101, on I-880 and I-580 face delays
• Silicon Valley interreligious group launched to promote harmony and compassion
• Fremont woman killed in Vasco Road crash
• Fremont, Hayward cautious when it comes to redevelopment
• 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
• Live blog: NCS Div. III boys basketball final: El Cerrito vs. San Marin, 8 p.m.
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• Former Chinese refugee now a Fremont senior commission member
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• Live blog: NCS basketball finals at Saint Mary's College, Saturday beginning at 2 p.m.
• Woman's skull found in Santa Cruz Mountains matched missing Sunnyvale woman's DNA
• Housing proposal likely to stir growth battle in Tassajara Valley
• Brown's budget plan gets key endorsement from Bay Area business leaders
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of March 3
• Former Raiders' first-round pick charged with murder
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: New Bay Bridge tower nears completion; Caltrain desperate for a savior
• Deputies capture man who walked away from Santa Rita Jail
• 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
• Sharks sign their first Bay Area native
• Live blog: NCS basketball championships in-game updates, Friday, 6:30 p.m.
• Former Fry's official reportedly pleads guilty in kickback scheme case; court file is sealed
• Silicon Valley jobless rate rises in Jan.; employers make seasonal cuts
• 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
• San Francisco man arrested in Union City shooting
• Union City teacher garners state award
• Protesters chain themselves together at UC Berkeley building
• BART riders unhappy about dirty seats
• Fremont Argus March 4 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police searching for missing Albany student; San Jose man arrested for hitting driver with hammer in road rage attack
• Celeb Pix: Mike Tyson gives Jimmy Fallon a nuggie
• Vallejo fast-food restaurant employee stabbed during altercation
• Fremont to demand worker concessions
• Police searching for missing Albany student believed to be armed
• 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
• Man shoots self in "lower extremities", Union City police say
• Roadshow: Traffic cops like 'Wipers On, Lights On' messages on freeway signs
• Teen joins Fremont senior commission
• Inmate walks away from Santa Rita Jail in Dublin
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay warehouse fire leads police to marijuana grow; Two San Jose women accused of embezzling $50,000 from school
• Bay Area raids target suspected gangs, gambling activity
• Celeb Pix: Johnny Depp's wacky fashion sense
• Special tech unit leading Fremont heist probe
• Fremont still hoping to revitalize area around Tesla plant
• Live scoreboard: NCS basketball playoffs, Wednesday, March 2
• Federal investigators struggle with how to prevent another San Bruno disaster
• Fremont Argus My Word: Stone Age politics in Wisconsin
• Apple's Jobs unveils iPad 2
• "Evolution vs. Creationism" with Dr. Eugenie Scott, Ohlone College Psychology Club Speaker Series (calendar listing)
• 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
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley student found with loaded gun on campus; Aptos bust nets 23 pounds of pot, guns, $40,000
• 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
• Fremont Argus March 2 Letters to the editor
• New California program offers homeowners rebates for making energy-efficient improvements
• Photo slide show: Jane Russell through the years
• Gun, marijuana arrests follow San Leandro traffic stops
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Missing Castro Valley teen found safe; San Jose police helicopter a victim of budget cutting
• Missing Castro Valley teen found safe Monday
• Jaycee Dugard kidnap suspects have fully confessed, attorney says
• 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
• Fremont hopes truck ban will spare scenic road
• San Jose Olympian wants to sell gold medals
• 'Sophisticated' armed robbers hit Fremont high-tech company
• San Jose bicyclist in coma after being struck by hit-and-run driver
• 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
• Photo slide show: The 83rd Annual Academy Awards
• Photo slide show: Red carpet arrivals at the 83rd Academy Awards
• Six suspects arrested in Fremont stolen car incident
• Union City school to open leadership institute
• Union City school to open leadership institute
• Newark plans to add positions, restore essential services
• Cricket fans lose sleep over World Cup
• Give 'Em Hill: Getting the cold shoulder
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• Fremont car lover keeps it running
• David Ellison: The Math Club has its plusses and minuses
• Fremont schools face budget uncertainty
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: DUI suspect hits patrol car, injuring three San Jose officers; Head-on collision leaves three in hospital
• 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
• Milpitas' Dixon Landing Road to partially close this weekend
• DUI suspect crashes car into patrol car, injuring three San Jose officers
• 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
• Fremont Library reading program goes to the dogs
• Hayward man sentenced to nine years for infant daughter's death
• State action forces Fremont to delay bond issuance
• Fremont Argus Feb. 25 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Leandro man stabbed to death; Woman attacked on Santa Cruz railroad bridge
• Brown urges Republicans to follow his lead on tax vote
• Celeb Pix: David Beckham's fancy footwork
• BART station agents plea for protection
• Alameda County cities balk at giving troubled countywide program funding
• San Leandro victim dies after being stabbed
• Transit operators could save costs by sharing administrative work, MTC says
• Photo slide show: Muammar Qaddafi's hold on Libya against pro-democracy weakens
• Photo slide show: The search for survivors continues in New Zealand after 6.3 earthquake
• Community College Report: Only a third of Bay Area students get certificates or degrees
• California pension report likely to recommend aggressive changes
• Renovation of massive Golden Gate Bridge main cables to start
• California hit hardest by puzzling rise in whooping cough
• MERS can foreclose in California
• Mideast turmoil sends gas prices rocketing
• Newark man shot Wednesday
• Newark woman keeps mother's giving spirit alive with nonprofit
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police say teen falls through roof during burglary attempt; Good news for 49ers' Santa Clara stadium project
• Bay Area Libyan-Americans to rally against Gadhafi
• Hayward police: Suspect has confessed to eight drugstore and sandwich shop stickups
• 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?
• Hayward police arrest suspect in string of drugstore, sandwich shop robberies
• Hayward boy strums way to success
• NCS GIRLS BASKETBALL: James Logan 53, Pittsburg 40
• NCS BOYS BASKETBALL: Albany 72, Kennedy-Fremont 68
• NCS BOYS BASKETBALL: Newark Memorial 63, Freedom 38
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Beating leaves 65-year-old East Bay man a quadriplegic; Will Pacific golf course sea wall come down?
• Celeb Pix: Brooklyn Decker is all legs on red carpet
• Dumbarton Bridge crash causing severe traffic jam
• Live NCS basketball scoreboard, first round (Tuesday)
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• 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.
• Fremont PD implements cut with union deal unlikely
• Fremont woman found near Carmel
• A teenage refugee with Silicon Valley Dreams
• Political Blotter: Lawmakers urge banks to allow aid for jobless
• Fremont calls for teacher pay cuts
• Union City man sentenced for manslaughter
• San Leandro's Nonito Donaire wins WBO, WBC bantamweight titles by TKO
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• Fremont hires assistant city manager, reshuffles departments
• Chase leads to crash involving Hayward police car
• Big rig sideswipes pedestrian in Hayward, man dies
• 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
• 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
• PG&E hikes cost of San Bruno disaster by up to $150 million
• Book celebrates history of Centerville
• International brotherhood on tap for Fremont meeting
• Jaime Richards: Homo sapiens or sheep?
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose mayor says city at risk; Sentencing delayed for Cub Scout leader accused of having child porn
• Correction: Argus story about Sikh composting
• 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
• Castro Valley boys beat O'Dowd to win HAAL basketball title
• Castro Valley woman files complaint over dog shooting
• Fremont filmmaker has the 'Fever'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: PG&E underestimated cost of San Bruno disaster; Fallout from Contra Costa drug agent's arrest begins
• East Bay home sales sluggish as prices fall
• Celeb Pix: What is Kim Kardashian wearing?
• Ohlone College Receives $5000 Grant from Toyota (press release)
• Photo slide show: Rain, wind and snow above 2500 feet continues to pound the Bay Area
• Obama meets with Silicon Valley tech elite
• Brown seeks best ways to cut government waste
• The book of James: The amazing journey of James Durbin to 'American Idol'
• Ex-Defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld calls Oakland Raiders `evil'
• Ex-Chilean president Bachelet to teach seminar at UC Berkeley
• Heavy storm hits North Bay, headed to South Bay by afternoon
• Silicon Valley house prices edge higher; 'distress sales' dominate in Bay Area
• Storms wreak windy, rainy havoc in East Bay
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• Father: John Walker Lindh handling prison well
• Jobs, Zuckerberg among tech execs to huddle with Obama
• Fremont assembly member asks constituents for legislation ideas
• Big worm bin helps Sikh temple compost
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police investigating death of man hit by bus; Ex-San Jose airline employee accused of skimming $480,000
• Fremont takes 'pause' on affordable housing bonds
• San Jose: Former airline employee accused of skimming $480,000
• Bipartisan coalition warns California must reduce its 'addiction' to oil
• Borders closing Fremont 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
• Fremont student to compete on 'Jeopardy'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man seriously injured in attack outside East Bay bar; Was South San Francisco murder victim set up by friend?
• Union City man charged with sex offense pleads not guilty, ordered to undergo evaluation
• 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
• BART extension to San Jose gets a $130 million boost
• Apple sent top exec to China after rash of suicides at supplier plant
• 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
• Live chat: Cal Bears basketball standout Harper Kamp, Wednesday, 3:15 p.m.
• Routes for high-speed rail segment from Stockton to San Jose stirs debate
• GOP trying to kill Delta restrictions meant to preserve salmon, other fish
• People in the News
• City hall becomes a chapel of love
• 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
• San Jose homeless might have a place to live in exchange for creek cleanup
• 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
• Black inventors featured in Newark exhibit
• Feds release San Francisco tiger attack documents
• Photo slide show: The 53rd annual Grammy Awards
• David Ellison: Oh Wise One pulls pranks on principal
• Pets of the week
• Senior Center Menus
• Photo slide show: Most walk into the Grammys, Lady Gaga travels by egg
• Photo slide show: 'The King's Speech rules at BAFTA
• Serial robber hitting Hayward, Fremont areas
• Oakland Raiders' Michael Bush arrested for driving while intoxicated
• Repeat sex offender Cary Verse sent to state mental hospital
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland shooting victims should recover; South Bay pot busts on hold
• Jaime Richards: You're not alone
• 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'
• San Jose: Police release sketch of suspect in hit-and-run crash
• 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
• Pete Stark jabs at religious right with 'Darwin Day' resolution
• Minority leaders protest hiring practices at Silicon Valley tech companies
• Travelers, mark your calendars: SFO's new terminal opens April 14
• California Supreme Court: Merchants can't ask patrons for ZIP codes
• Nurses take retaliation complaints to Washington board
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Find out if you live in an earthquake zone; San Jose: Woman stabbed in San Jose's 11th homicide of 2011
• Fremont Argus Feb. 11 Letters to the editor
• My Word: Fremont makes some bizarre traffic moves
• Celeb Pix: Janelle Monae's hair is amazing
• Cal athletics: Coach says it appears favorable that all five cut sports will be reinstated
• Motorcyclist who died near Milpitas identified as 69-year-old Twain Harte man
• Bay Area foreclosures jump in January
• San Jose stage will test Tour of California cyclists
• What's Happening
• East Bay leaders join in fighting for redevelopment, but not all agree
• Berkeley considers inviting Guantanamo detainees
• San Francisco unveils details of plan to host America's Cup
• Study suggests higher stroke risk with diet soda
• Roadshow: The 'socialism' debate, continued
• PG&E delayed some pipeline inspections, state audits show
• Rider satisfaction with BART slips
• Jerry Brown attends GOP policy retreat, looking to bridge 'philosophical divide'
• Fremont council not ready take budget to citizenry
• Castro Valley murder defendant pleads not guilty
• Hayward fatal stabbing victim identified, man charged with murder
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose firefighters save toddler's finger by cutting truck apart; Police identify man killed in Oakland
• San Jose firefighters cut apart truck to save toddler's stuck finger
• 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
• 14 Fremont homes evacuated after gas line ruptured
• Danville's hero pilot Sullenberger sues over real estate deal
• Stanford team builds tiny broken hearts
• Valley home prices suffer "double dip"
• 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
• 2.0 magnitude earthquake stikes near Alum Rock
• 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
• East Bay women return to help in Afghanistan
• Fremont Argus Feb. 9 Letters to the editor
• Used iPhone, Android? eBay to pay $200 for some smartphones
• Facebook moving to Menlo Park's former Sun Microsystems campus
• Federal judge tours new San Quentin execution chamber
• Voros: Creative financing inflates your paycheck
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: CEO of troubled Caltrain earns top pay in state; Baking owl pellets causes havoc at college
• 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?
• People in the News
• 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
• Baking owl pellets behind evacuation of Cal State East Bay building
• 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
• Alameda County supervisor outspent Meg Whitman on money-per-vote basis
• San Leandro welcomes Lunar New Year
• Fremont vets offer special discounts
• Stillborn baby died of infection, autopsy report says
• Oakland man arrested in stabbing of San Leandro woman
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man arrested in stabbing of San Leandro woman; South Bay college district may lose accreditation
• Celeb Pix: Jenni "JWoww" Farley cleans-up for "Today" show appearance
• Union City company assists African book shipment
• Potential Fremont mayoral candidates already flush with cash
• Cash-strapped Newark schools may sell land, displace nonprofits
• Woman rescued from third story during Hayward blaze
• Fremont homicide victim's family grieves; police confirm cause of death
• Seniors dance world record attempt in Pleasanton falls short
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• Pets of the week
• San Leandro senior played for Reagan
• Hayward man suspected of fatal stabbing turns himself in
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward man eyes world record; San Jose airport may employ private security
• Local plays picked for Humboldt festival
• Jaime Richards: We're all the same (almost)
• Economist cautions Fremont about clean technology growth
• Report: Eric Chavez signs with New York Yankees
• Danville student remains hospitalized following mystery outbreak
• Brown's water chief wants Delta water diverted to Southern California
• Facebook to hold event about Menlo Park campus
• How Google removed the muzzle on Twitter in Egypt
• Fremont school places fourth in "We the People" contest
• Thousands wrongly claimed electric car tax credit
• SFMOMA receives major gift of art
• Better salmon returns in Delta give fishermen hope
• Amador Valley High's team wins state civics competition
• Ohlone College Smith Center Presents! San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers (calendar listing)
• Ohlone College Benefit Show to Fund Performance for Best Original Play Title (press release)
• California legislator pushes for historic public access to juvenile dependency courts statewide
• Killer pleads no contest to 1975 San Jose rape, stabbing and strangulation
• San Francisco Giants' trophy living a superstar life
• 'So far, so good' for salt pond restoration effort
• Fremont man pleads guilty to possession of child pornography
• A LOV 'Affaire' to remember
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Parolee found hiding in garage attic, arrested; South Bay: Lunar New Year festivities under way
• 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
• Seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans have until Feb. 14 to reconsider
• Bay Area air district grants $9 million to reduce emissions
• SFO flights walloped by snow in Midwest, Northeast
• Bay Area hotel market turns corner
• Feds warn Oakland against medicinal pot farms
• Autopsy: Boy pulled from Delta canal drowned
• What's Happening
• Roadshow: Caltrans warns drivers to avoid 101-Tully Road construction zone
• Police find lost hiker in East Bay park through her cell phone
• Fremont Argus Feb. 3 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Decomposed body found in East Bay; San Jose child care worker arrested on child sex abuse charges
• Celeb Pix: What happend to Melissa Etheridge's hair?
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Brown's labor allies may get involved in GOP primaries
• 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
• Family, friends hold vigil for slain union official in West Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brentwood police find rifle in parolee's guitar case; Santa Cruz women charged with prostitution
• Black History Month celebration slated Feb. 12
• Union City proceeds with pool project
• Newark traffic-light cameras make some see red
• San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland flights to Midwest, East Coast canceled
• Fremont Argus Feb. 2 Letters to the editor
• 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
• Brown urges Legislature to take budget matters to the voters
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police seek two men in Concord stabbing; Santa Cruz entrepreneur tapped for startup initiative
• San Francisco court a beacon for refugees
• Oakland man arrested, charged in San Leandro carjacking
• Whitman spends $178.5 million on failed governor's race
• Three puppies killed in Fremont pet shelter fire
• Oakland man sent to prison for 66 years to life for 2003 killing
• 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
• South Bay informer strips away gang secrecy
• Roadshow: Unpaid traffic ticket overseas worries Bay Area driver
• 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
• Photo slide show: The 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Whole Foods still looking for Fremont site
• David Ellison: Educational research simply being ignored
• Photo slide show: Attendees arrive for the 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Meeting addresses burglary surge in Warm Springs district
• Woman reports being raped by three men after Fremont party
• Give 'Em Hill: Falling down a spiral, destination unknown
• Cal, Montgomery can't afford to look past Oregon
• Tri-City area sanitary district taps solar power
• Jaime Richards: Leaders' greatest responsibility
• Union City restores $288,000 in services
• Union City man pleads not guilty to bank robbery charges
• Celeb Pix: Why is Chris Brown so down?
• Golden Gate Bridge eliminates toll-takers
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: South Bay dispatch center gets 566 phantom 911 calls in five hours; East Bay medical marijuana hearing delayed
• "King of Fremont" dead at 58
• Marin teacher remains missing after latest search
• Milpitas: Police looking for man who tried to kidnap two students
• Human trafficking charges filed in Hayward prostitution bust
• 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
• Slide show: Cal men roll past Oregon State
• Source: Oakland A's trying to trade for Chone Figgins
• Hayward teacher could have been on Challenger
• Fremont physicist worked on NASA rockets
• Logan junior publishes fantasy novel
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Record-setting weapons array seized in Richmond; San Jose adult education classes to disappear
• Celeb Pix: Sasha Grey goes from porn to mainstream acting
• Dublin double murder still unsolved, but investigators have new clues
• Strapped Bay Area customers can get help with PG&E bills
• Report calls for restoration of oyster beds, other Bay underwater habitats
• Authorities identify Fremont homicide victim
• UC Berkeley ranked as world's greenest school
• Authorities still searching for missing Delta fisherman
• Officials laud SFO fountain that shoots water straight down
• USC president warns of rave drug dangers
• A single wild specimen of a rare California plant yields tiny offspring, planted at UC-Santa Cruz
• Roadshow: Carpool changes planned for Highway 101
• Study finds no link between between abortion, mental health problems
• CPUC pushed to conduct public investigation of San Bruno disaster
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• New contamination issue further delays Fremont project
• Castro Valley man charged with murder appears in court hearing
• Fremont Argus Jan. 27 Letters to the editor
• Hayward Daily Review Jan. 27 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Coroner says 82-year-old died from assault 12 years ago; San Bruno blast victim's parents sue PG&E
• Senior Center Menus
• Celeb Pix: Tara Reid is back, but who asked her back?
• East Bay utility district confirms new general manager
• Fremont signals support for affordable housing bond
• ENCORE: The Time Machine: Love Among the Eloi (Ohlone College calendar listing)
• FDA sees possible cancer risk with breast implants
• Crews back at central California canal in search for missing boy
• Newark, San Jose figure skating pair earns an 'A' for effort
• Berresford 'Berry' Bingham, political director of the SEIU Local 1021, found slain in his 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
• Suspect in San Jose airport laser strike identified
• 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
• Alameda residents angry about boats they consider an eyesore
• Union City man gets 20 years in child porn conspiracy
• 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.
• Pro bowlers take to lanes in Dublin from Wednesday through Sunday, Jan. 30
• 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
• Laser pointed at San Jose aircraft: suspect in custody
• 2.6-magnitude quake strikes near Gilroy
• New green trail under BART moving forward
• Woman survives jump off Dumbarton Bridge
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner on basketball, Tuesday, 4 p.m.
• Fremont to turn to feds for leverage with railroad
• Realty turf war grows in East Bay
• Four East Bay redevelopment agencies under scrutiny by state controller
• Former Niner star Brent Jones donates $10,000 so epileptic boy can buy service dog
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay high school introduces new dress code; Inmate shot with Taser in court
• 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
• Vietnamese clients wax poetic over ear picking
• "Blue carbon" initiatives emerging as promising carbon sinks
• 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
• Roadshow: Traffic scofflaw says thanks for a warning and not a ticket
• San Francisco police find body in car that caught fire
• Man killed in late-night assault in Oakland
• Slide show: Jack LaLanne through the years
• Newark school district considering tax measure
• Nonprofit counsels South Asians to seek counseling
• Mission San Jose Elementary: a chess dynasty?
• Body of Hayward man missing for 11 days found near college campus, family says
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• Rice calls for eradication of human trafficking 'scourge'
• Fremont Education Foundation to host education gala
• Defendant gets 27 to life for Fremont pawnshop slaying
• Jaime Richards: A leadership lesson
• Newark woman a 'unifier' of Tri-City area cultures
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Livermore BART project faces opposition; Intruder killed by toxic fumes in San Jose home
• Celeb Pix: Olivia Munn's new hairdo, win or fail?
• Fremont Argus Jan. 21 Letters to the editor
• Fatally shot Union City robbery suspect identified
• Union City father saves son from attacking dogs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda County transportation projects mulled; Ideas sought for new Burlingame school
• 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?
• Stanford ponders the return of ROTC after nearly four decades
• UC Berkeley will host Cal Science & Engineering Festival on Sunday
• California woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• San Jose announces gang tattoo removal program
• Downed tree cleared after marring I-580 commute in Oakland
• Two-alarm Union City garage fire spreads to home, displaces family of four
• U.S. Judge allows gay and lesbian couples' lawsuit against CalPERS to proceed
• New Haven plans parcel tax
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Federal agents search East Bay home; Police seeking suspect in attack on man, children in South Bay
• State's power rates might make electric cars costly choice
• San Pablo officer fatally shoots parolee
• Five arrested in South Bay in Internet moving company scam
• 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
• Two arrested in San Leandro robbery spree
• Fremont authorizes redevelopment bonds amid uncertainty
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland school receives honor; San Jose officials call string of homicides an aberration
• Fremont Argus Jan. 19 Letters to the editor
• 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
• Three arrests made in Hayward after Fremont bank robbery, car chase
• Roadshow: Why diesel prices are so high
• Deer crashes through window and into Castro Valley living room
• Plea postponed again in Union City child sex assault case
• 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
• Man found dead in San Jose house tented for fumigation
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland may lose its police chief to San Jose; How you can help prevent public violence
• 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
• Family: Harms' brother believed suspect had 'gotten away with murder'
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs to take another medical leave
• Analysis: The Splintering of Black America
• In bow to political realities, Brown avoids big guns
• Union City police officer placed on administrative leave
• Jeanine Harms' brother kills chief suspect, then himself
• End of redevelopment in Alameda County could doom projects
• It's all or nothing: Pit-bull mixes get no respect
• Squaw Valley USA planning a $50 million upgrade to make resort friendly to beginners
• 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
• David Ellison: We should be nurturing children's creativity, originality, and divergent thinking
• 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
• One dead after wild bank robbery, police chase and shootout in Union City
• 'Elegant' dinner to benefit Tri-City students
• Fremont races against clock to save redevelopment projects
• Senior Center Menus
• Renumbering California's license plates, and how to avoid the horrors of I-680
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• Fremont calls Union Pacific land purchase "terrible"
• King honored Friday in Newark
• Cal State East Bay to host new power source
• Jaime Richards: Forgive?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Grandmother, grandson dead in likely murder-suicide; 8 charged in counterfeit DVD operation
• 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
• Ailing Newark councilman returns
• Minnesota prof surprised by attention for suggestion zodiac calendar is wrong
• Ohlone College Receives Grant from National Endowment for the Arts (press release)
• 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
• Grocery chain Fresh & Easy to begin opening new stores March 2
• Complaints come rolling in about the long wait for new California driver's license
• One time "Boy Paleontologist" is now senior volunteer
• Alameda County sets new rules on crematories
• College approves president's raise -- in public this time
• Union Pacific buys 160 acres near Tesla auto plant
• Sunnyvale: Man who died in Hwy. 237 crash had just visited newborn granddaughter
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Driver in fatal Los Gatos crash had seizure; No DUI charges for Oakland councilman
• Middle school students hospitalized after mistaking rat poison for candy
• Celeb Pix: Shannen Doherty vs. Rachel McAdams, who's the better dresser?
• Hall of Famer Frank Robinson hospitalized
• Giants spring training tickets go on sale today
• Roadshow: Freeway "dive bombers" draw driver wrath
• New guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• 2 earthquakes rattle rural area south of San Jose
• Bay Area foreclosures fall in 2010
• Bay Bridge travel time reduced in morning rush hour since congestion tolls added
• DUI arrests down during annual winter campaign
• Fremont skate park construction delayed at least one year
• Grade separation will help get BART to Milpitas
• San Leandro schools locked down after car chase, domestic disturbance
• Fremont Argus Jan. 13 Letters to the editor
• Legislative analyst: Brown's budget 'good starting point' but raises questions
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Murder suspect's mother disapproved of his gambling; Peninsula family catches thief on camera
• Welfare cuts could challenge nonprofits' capacity
• Roadshow seeks treasures among the junk
• 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
• Police identify three men killed in San Jose club shootout
• 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
• Cal State East Bay unveils new campus fitness center
• A 4.5 magnitude earthquake hits near San Juan Bautista, followed by several aftershocks
• Union City man stable after Monday shooting
• Fremont Argus Jan. 12 letters to the editor
• 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
• San Jose: Police searching for man they say tried to kill wife
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda doctor accused of sexual battery; San Jose police hunt for man who they say tried to kill wife
• People in the News
• Proposed spending plan comes with many questions
• Union City man stable after Monday night shooting
• 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
• San Jose police tight-lipped about triple homicide
• State budget plan: Five years of higher taxes, $12.5 billion in spending cuts
• Brown proposes big cuts to higher education
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Plan calls for no more Golden Gate Bridge toll-takers; Pilot killed in Bethel Island crash
• 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.
• Improv group takes stage in Fremont
• 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
• 3 people dead in San Jose nightclub shooting
• McDonald: Nnamdi Asomugha not worth what Raiders would have had to pay him
• No new weddings scheduled for Ardenwood this year
• Raiders' Nnamdi Asomugha is set to become a free agent
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• Fernandez gets sanitary district post
• Fremont conference to focus on human trafficking
• Stanford men's basketball game at Arizona postponed due to shooting of Congresswoman, others in Tucson
• Family, friends grieve for Hayward man slain Thursday night
• Fremont firefighters agree to concessions
• Jaime Richards: Finding the right work
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man shot to death in Hayward; San Jose market closes after 63 years
• Bay Area cities fear cuts to redevelopment agencies would be devastating
• Fremont woman dies from fire-related injuries
• 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
• State Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno to step down
• Boxer promises GOP a fight on climate change
• Former Fremont lawmaker named to $128,000 post on state board
• Fed, California officials vow to fight Blue Shield hike
• Bay Area weather: Sunny skies forecast for weekend
• Superintendent of Public Instruction declares California schools in 'state of emergency'
• Judge in Jaycee Dugard case stops jail conversations between Phillip and Nancy Garrido
• Hayward man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in death of baby
• Fewer bird species documented in annual count
• It takes an army to get this show on the road
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: San Jose bank robbery an inside job police say; Popular East Bay restaurant closes
• After a 15-year hiatus, Fremont woman back in pastry business
• Senior Center Menus
• Jerry Brown's talk of ending redevelopment sparks fears, cheers around California
• Deportation postponed for man whose daughter died in Oakland fire
• Brown fills cabinet posts
• San Jose: Youth minister accused of molesting teens
• Fishermen get $3.6M settlement from San Francisco Bay oil spill
• Obama renominates San Jose judge, two others from Bay Area to federal bench
• Federal regulators tell nation's pipeline operators to review records and identify risks
• San Jose day care worker arrested on suspicion of molesting a child
• Ellison tried to buy New Orleans Hornets but dampens hopes of NBA team in San Jose
• Wood burning ban in effect Thursday due to poor air quality
• Photo slide show: People's Choice Awards 2011
• Easy as pie
• Fremont students compete in robotics championship
• Deadline looms for Washington Hospital and Anthem Blue Cross
• Celeb Pix: Izabella Miko at premier of 'The Cape'
• Six wounded in East Oakland shooting
• Two shooting victims found in Union City
• Authorities identify Union City man found dead outside home
• Judge dismisses most claims against Union City, New Haven
• Fremont Argus Jan. 5 Letters to the editor
• My Word: Federal Reserve is at the heart of nation's downfall
• 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
• Roadshow: What's that gap? Caltrans aims to save bridges in earthquakes
• Fremont resident takes on graffiti vandals
• Back from Battle: San Jose veteran
• Welcome to frigid, snowy California
• Kamala Harris sworn in as first female attorney general
• Facebook close to buying former Sun Microsystems campus
• 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
• MLK celebration slated for Jan. 9 in Newark
• U.S. inspectors issue 'urgent' recommendations after San Bruno pipeline blast
• Law professors say politics loomed large over Nuñez's commutation
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Court won't review Bay Area's no-burn rule; New Santa Clara County DA has tough job ahead
• 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
• Fremont inside trading suspect to remain in custody
• 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
• My Word: Ranking the performance of ranked choice voting
• Concord dad irate over Governor's commutation
• Lawrence Livermore Lab gives a glimpse of its inner workings
• David Ellison: Attitude is everything
• Water district goes green, saves cash
• Senior Center Menus
• Births
• Hayward woman sketches senior memories
• Jaime Richards: The answer: Work
• How to recycle your Christmas tree
• Man killed in Vasco Road crash was sheriff's deputy, former East Bay star athlete
• Skating pair from Newark, San Jose heading to national championships
• Warriors hold off Bobcats down the stretch, win 96-95
• School to throw fundraiser for new theater
• Longtime Hayward man killed in officer-involved shooting
• Fremont fire injures four residents
• A crane and a cowboy come in handy for Castro Valley cow rescue
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Pregnant cow in Castro Valley rescued by a crane and a cowboy; Woman killed by SamTrans bus in Palo Alto
• DUI warrant sweep under way in Alameda County
• One suitcase at a time, Livermore church is feeding the hungry in Haiti.
• Celeb Pix: Why is Carson Daly even famous?
• As Pacifica cliff crumbles, city scrambles for plan B
• Runners to celebrate 100 years of Bay to Breakers race in ceremonial run
• Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger rejects parole for deadly dentist
• UC executives threaten lawsuit over pension benefits
• Mega Millions estimated jackpot grows to $237M
• Vicky Kolakowski overcame discrimination to become nation's first transgender trial judge
• Roadshow: A I-680 toll lane dilemma when emergency vehicles approach
• Bay Area lawmakers sure nobody else creates your Facebook page
• Northbound lanes reopened on Vasco Road after fatal collision
• AAA offers 'Tipsy Tow' service for New Year's Eve
• Hayward, Newark police to hold Saturday DUI checkpoints
• Tri-City area offers New Year's variety
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Big push to save San Pablo school; San Jose police shoot at possible suspect in marijuana robbery
• Power restored to Hayward, Tri-City areas after storm clears
• Tooth-jarring section of I-680 up for an overhaul
• Fremont woman arrested in insider trading scheme involving Nvidia, Marvell earnings
• 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
• Newark names administrative services director
• Hurd makes legal move in bid to keep letter private
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Voros: WikiLeaks pokes holes in cloud computing
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley co-ops crack down on drug use; Chemical spill closes South San Jose park
• Friday is end of the line for AC Transit multi-ride paper tickets
• Torlakson to be sworn in Monday as state schools chief
• Valley, Peninsula schools win tech vouchers from settlement of Microsoft case
• 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
• East Coast blizzard strands thousands of Bay Area travelers
• Political Blotter: Happy holidays, Mr. President
• Newark's FullBloom Bakery has more than dough rising.
• Santa Clara cop now faces federal charges of feeding information to Hells Angel
• New redistricting panel takes aim at California's bizarre political boundaries
• Texas, Virginia companies win contracts to dismantle mothball ships
• Detours for BART work scheduled Tuesday on Fremont thoroughfare
• Car buyers beware: Police warn of Craigslist robbery scam in Oakland
• AT&T brings public WiFi to San Francisco
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police identify dead woman found in Oakland hills; Couple gives winnings to charity
• More rain heads to the East Bay
• San Jose: Investigators believe they know who owns pit bulls that attacked woman
• Santa Clara County fire chief, retiring but not leaving, will draw both salary and pension
• 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
• San Jose: Man, 33, arrested on suspicion of burglary, annoying 4-year-old girl
• Newark's garbage rates to rise 4 percent
• 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
• Old raindrops reveal a wave of mountain-building, say Stanford scientists
• Police investigate shooting outside of Union City bar
• 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
• Senior Center Menus
• Fremont teen manufactures music
• Videotaped confessions helping prosecutors win Oakland cases
• Jaime Richards: The greatest teacher?
• Water rates scheduled to increase again
• The spirit of Christmas miniaturized
• No holiday for Alameda County drunken drivers
• San Jose: Sheet metal worker, 33, dies in crash near Sharks Ice center
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Deer attacking Berkeley dog walkers; Two injured as car crashes into San Jose dental office
• Federal judge to tour California's new San Quentin death chamber
• San Jose: Car crashes into dental office, two people injured
• Break out the holly: 'Charlie Brown' rules our Holiday TV Tourney
• Forecasters: California should see drier winter
• Roadshow: More changes coming to San Jose airport
• New California law cracking down on online impersonators to go into effect Jan. 1
• Morro Bay shellfish harvesting prohibited
• Newsom delaying swearing in as lieutenant gov.
• 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
• San Leandro man arrested Tuesday in Fremont shooting
• Two men charged in Coliseum parking lot robbery during Raiders game
• Yule holiday stokes up travel by Californians
• San Leandro center delivers holiday boost
• 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
• 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
• 2009 layoffs shrink Silicon Valley total pay, but average pay per job rises
• Stanford's ideas generate $65.1 million in revenues
• Boalt dean Liu's nomination to federal appeals court appears dead -- for now
• San Jose appeals court reverses statutory rape conviction, ruling 'vindictive' prosecution
• Out of parents' grief, a daily tribute
• Newark assistant city manager to retire
• Fremont Argus Dec. 22 Letters to the editor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Concord's acceptance of grant rankles some; Man charged in 1991 murder of San Jose woman
• California to keep its 53 congressional seats
• Fremont kidnapper charged in cold-case murder
• FCC approves net neutrality rules
• 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
• People in the News
• 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
• San Jose woman viciously attacked by pitbulls
• 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
• Fremont skater crowned national champ
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Census shows segregation exists in East Bay; Arrest made in murder of Peninsula community leader
• 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
• Santa Clara County coroner IDs two fatal crash victims from Los Gatos, Oakhurst
• San Francisco Giants' World Series trophy visits Santa Clara next month
• San Francisco Giants' World Series trophy visits Santa Clara next month
• Lunar eclipse visible tonight
• California's teaching force shrinks, as K-12 population set to grow
• Lives still shattered months after plane crashes into East Palo Alto
• Three die in separate San Jose weekend crashes
• Audit suggests PG&E took shortcuts in pipeline inspections
• Amendment sought to empower states to repeal federal law
• Roadshow: Tips on getting prompt DMV service
• Oakland Raiders fans optimistic
• Census: East Bay more diverse, and black residents less isolated, but segregation by neighborhood persists
• New classroom and maybe new life for Stivers Lagoon
• David Ellison: Children are a top priority -- in Finland
• Share the Spirit donors dwindle again
• Bay area vets celebrate vote on openly gay troops
• Sea lion found shot in Sausalito makes some progress
• Pedestrian killed in traffic on Highway 101 in San Jose
• 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
• Path to California taxes is long and circuitous
• DLS pounds Servite-Anaheim, wins CIF Open Divsion title
• Photo slide show: De La Salle runs through Servite at state football championship
• New Haven faces tough times
• 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
• Police searching for teen missing from Walnut Creek
• Former Aldo Nova guitarist dead at 53
• Police departments recognize reality of bias
• Dominic Dutra appointed to fill vacant Fremont council seat
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hayward schools solvent through June; Man shot by San Mateo police found guilty of assault
• Fremont school workers to take more furloughs
• Jaime Richards: The war on drugs continues
• Volunteers scramble for holiday donations
• Cities prepare during the week for weekend storms
• Schools learn tools to reduce bullying
• San Jose woman, 75, loses $12,000 in fake gold bar scam
• San Jose: Man sentenced to death in murders of pregnant girlfriend, 2 daughters
• BART officer fired in Oscar Grant investigation reinstated
• Celeb Pix: Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie sizzle on red carpet in Spain
• California study finds link between autism, air pollutants
• Holiday train is a moving feast of Christmas cheer
• Jerry Brown's most important advisor: his wife
• 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
• 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
• Post offices open Sunday for holiday rush
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Giants World Series trophy coming to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton, Richmond; San Mateo's new mayor talks mergers, cuts, rail
• My Word: Obama's foreign policy expedition: India, Pakistan and China
• Bay Area home prices, sales cool in November
• Newark schools, community grieve for 17-year-old stabbing victim
• Celeb Pix: Jwoww meets a very happy fan
• 17-year-old Newark Memorial High football player killed
• Puppet master takes stage at Fremont church
• Santa delivers education grants to New haven
• Bay Area foreclosures falter
• Roadshow: Congestion pricing has supporters
• Attorney General-elect Kamala Harris announces 11 "smart on Crime' committees
• Report: California warned PG&E about gas pipelines
• California Supreme Court won't block Proposition 14
• Fremont, Hayward city offices to close for two weeks
• California teacher shortage predicted
• Obama signs Eshoo's bill that will turn down the volume on TV commercials
• 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
• Five-car crash blocks two lanes of SB Hwy 101 Near Capitol Expressway
• Roadshow: Blinking red light woes to end at Kato Road in Fremont
• A push to make air travel more environmentally friendly
• San Jose bans plastic bags
• 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.
• New amenities, erosion controls slated for Fremont park
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man charged in shooting of teens at Oakland party; Yahoo cuts 600 jobs, or 4 percent of its staff
• BART to unplug EZ Rider cards Wednesday
• 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
• 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
• Dutra and Zlatnik among 14 applicants to fill Fremont council post
• Fremont looks to slow traffic on Scott Creek Road
• Fremont school nominated for national honor
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Serial Contra Costa bank robber arrested; Stanford sets record for early admissions
• Stanford University "early action" applications set new record
• Man charged with sexual assault of 8-year-old girl in store
• 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
• Brown, three weeks early, is taking the reins with his own budget talks.
• SFO suggests patience during holiday travel surge
• Silver lining in dark economic times -- recycling rates soar
• Dream Act's evolving outline creates confusion
• San Jose considers break for soccer stadium developers
• Google opens world's forests for all to see
• New Haven teachers OK contract
• Measure K campaign has bills to pay
• Roadshow: School zone crackdown coming again in South Bay
• Victim shot at popular Fremont sport bar
• 'Tis the seasons for tax tips
• Toll scofflaws get free ride with confidential license plates
• Fremont council to look at concepts for NUMMI site
• Despite being outmoded, a confidential license plate program keeps growing
• Births
• 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
• Newark council member recovering from serious illness
• Union bristles at raise for Ohlone president
• Ohlone board bucks rotation system
• Jaime Richards: The war on drugs
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Father of dead 4-month-old facing 25 years to life; San Jose offers settlement in excessive force complaint
• 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
• South Bay inmates use time behind bars to fill Toys for Tots need
• 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
• Trio attack two men, stabbing one in Union City
• Live blog: Encinal vs. Cardinal Newman, NCS Div. III championship, Friday, 7 p.m.
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga in wax?
• Oakley woman killed in early morning I-880 crash in San Leandro
• House passes Dream Act; bill faces tougher fight in Senate
• Newsom wants to move America's Cup facilities away from Bay Bridge
• Bay Bridge east span will open earlier
• Jerry Brown, California politicians lay out grim realities
• Minority groups demand feds pull California high-speed rail funds
• Alameda County sheriff's deputy pleads not guilty to child molestation charges
• Roadshow: Toll lanes at 237-880 draw fire
• California company recalls cilantro on salmonella fears
• Judge upholds California's affirmative action ban
• USDA recalls pork products from California company
• Workplace charging stations for electric vehicles are the latest Silicon Valley perk
• Senior Center Menus
• Fremont council members hope to fill seat next week
• Enjoy the holidays -- but watch your back
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Walnut Creek mayor says goodbye; Cambrian 36 may yet get its wish to join Campbell
• Celeb Pix: Are the Shannon sisters the new Kardashians?
• Plea postponed in Union City child sexual assault case
• 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?
• Silicon Valley conflicted over proposed tax deal
• Appeals court upholds air pollution fee in smog-laden San Joaquin Valley
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Woman stabbed to death in Antioch; Man who escaped from jail set to be arraigned in Santa Cruz
• 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
• Proposition 8 case reaches historic stage
• 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?
• California judges, court workers salaries now available for public view
• David Ellison: Appearances can be deceiving
• The Queen of the Road: Clean Air sticker renewal, unsafe exits and going halfsies on a FasTrak tag
• Senior Menus
• Winning lottery ticket bought at Fremont gas station
• Man hit, killed by train in Fremont
• 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
• Births
• Union City man charged with sexually assaulting 2-year-old
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Dec. 4
• Roadshow: Toll lanes may be the cure for some at 237-880
• Jaime Richards: Needed: new report cards
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: New plans for Jack London Square; Oakland teen slain in San Francisco
• 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.
• Tech leader Friess resigns from San Jose museum post
• 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
• Nonprofit helps Fremont family
• Sex offender accused of raping 2-year-old
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda to transfer some stroke patients off Island; Search on for missing Santa Cruz county woman
• 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
• 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.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Drivers escape serious injury in head-on crash; Witnesses track down suspect in stabbing
• 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
• Fremont Argus Dec. 1 Letters to the editor
• Butterflies make wintertime home at Fremont park
• Live chat: East Bay Prep Corner, Wednesday, Dec. 1, 4 p.m.
• Voros: Federal pay freeze insulting to unemployed
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Peninsula man an $8 million lottery winner; San Jose woman killed in accident identified
• 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
• 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
• Richmond-based ship search for ways to clean up offshore garbage patch
• Union City to unveil first phase of station district
• Home-school parents hope to start a charter school for Alameda County and beyond
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Lottery winner in San Ramon claims prize; Santa Cruz: prisoner wrestles gun from deputy, escapes
• 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
• DUI arrests up in Bay Area this Thanksgiving weekend
• 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
• Feliz birthday San Jose! Happy cumpleanos!
• Union City approves smoking ban
• Mission San Jose garners preservation grant
• Holiday shopping cart tree towers above gift buyers in Emeryville
• Dave Newhouse: East Bay doctor fears legalizing pot
• Barnes & Noble closing Fremont store, sparking Whole Foods rumors
• Sanitary district seeks new board member
• Births
• Pre-game live chat: Oakland Raiders vs. Miami Dolphins, Sunday, noon
• Man robs Union City bank, forces customers to ground
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 22
• Space tourism becomes big business, attracts Silicon Valley figures like Google's Sergey Brin
• Fremont may ban plastic bags
• Jaime Richards: Seeing students as they can be
• Hundreds served Thanksgiving meals at Tri-City events
• Tree lightings galore for East Bay
• San Leandro church serves up Thanksgiving feast
• 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
• Feds sue Mountain View company that fired Army reservist deployed for military service
• Bay Area activist working to put Arizona-style immigration law on California ballot
• Big player in California water plan pulls out
• Fremont Argus Nov. 24 Letters to the editor
• Despite their daughter's death, San Jose girl's parents ask for mercy for teen driver
• Voros: Body scan technology blessing in disguise
• Fremont theater to become Afghan television studio and cultural center
• Celeb Pix: Bo Derek still sexy at 54?
• Hayward grandmother adopts her grandson on Adoption Day
• 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
• Newark won't allocate tax money until next year
• Police arrest 4 in Fremont robberies
• Restaurant Review: Lunchtime fare at PIQ, Five Guys and Pho Saigon
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian and family get into the sneaker business
• Fremont employees help the needy
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 23, noon
• 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
• U.S. treasurer praises Hayward school
• Estes departs New Haven board after 16 years
• David Ellison: A trip back in time
• California's new district lines, 'jungle primary' rules could imperil House incumbents
• Photo slide show: Stanford rolls over Cal in the 113th Big Game
• Torrico stepping down from Assembly
• Senior Center Menus
• Hayward grandmother adopts her grandson on Adoption Day
• Torrico stepping down from Assembly
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 15
• Live East Bay Prep Football Playoffs Scoreboard
• Jaime Richards: Needed: Specialism
• Fremont 80-year-old is pingpong master
• State adds jobs for second straight month
• Storms, shivers and snow in store
• Man accused of shooting Fremont cop must stand trial
• Celeb Pix: Pamela Anderson shows off her sexy Indian dance moves
• Obituary: Oakland-born Stanford artist Nathan Oliveira
• Clouds causing delays for arriving flights at SFO
• Silicon Valley jobless rate drops in October
• 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'
• Union City bank robbed with 11 customers inside
• Students to compete in Fremont robotics tourney
• Volunteers struggling with food drives
• Fremont Argus Nov. 19 Letters to the editor
• Redistricting commission to include three Bay Area residents
• UC approves 8 percent tuition hike
• Celeb Pix: Who is GQ's 'Man of the Year'
• Carnival cruise less than splendid, East Bay passengers say
• East Bay artist creates shoreline masterpieces
• Bay Area home prices and sales fall
• 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
• San Jose issue warning about kidnappings-for-ransom
• Roadshow: Travel tips to Reno, Oregon, Washington and L.A.
• Rising pension costs expected to worsen Fremont's budget deficit
• Police seeking pair after strong-arm robbery
• Fremont students create game app
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Survey finds some high school students drunk, high in class; What next for Oakland Army Base land?
• Fremont woman sentenced in human trafficking case
• Celeb Pix: Why is Pamela Anderson sweeping up in India?
• Leonid meteor shower to peak 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
• Union City police ask public's help in uncovering possible shooting
• Police have few leads in Newark Chuck E. Cheese's robbery
• San Francisco plans tolls between Peninsula and the city
• Peninsula law firm leads lawsuit over sale of 11 state-owned complexes
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' shocker, Brandy is out
• People in the News
• Grieving family asking for help to solve hit-and-run death
• Construction begins on Fremont senior housing
• Fremont Argus Nov. 17 Letters to the editor
• Share the Spirit: Need is great this holiday season
• 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
• Democrats want to hold off on budget decisions until Brown gets in
• 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
• Best reader photos: Veterans parade to honor those that have served, Blaze wins, blaze burns and more
• Principal denied ambulance access to injured San Jose football player
• Fremont: Crash on northbound I-880 cleared, no injuries reported
• Roadshow: Tips for driving over Thanksgiving
• California board clears way for sale of state buildings
• Volunteers face `desperate shortage' for Thanksgiving meal
• 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
• "Soft crab delay Dungeness season opener
• Roadshow: Something stinky is afoot off Interstate 880
• California Supreme Court upholds immigrant-tuition law
• Santa Clara County: 2 bodies found in burning van on Hwy. 152
• 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 County may set new campaign spending limits
• Political Blotter: FPPC says Perata's loan to his mayoral campaign was OK
• Robbers hold up Newark restaurant at gunpoint
• John Weed bids farewell to Ohlone
• Fremont City Council appointment drama has familiar plot
• Live chat: NCS prep football seeding meeting, Sunday, 3 p.m.
• Seniors, Blue Star Moms gear up for holiday packages
• Senior Center Menus
• Births
• Give 'Em Hill: Read 'em and weep, because they're going the way of the video store, typewriter, dinosaur ...
• Ohlone to privatize bookstore
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle wins thriller over Cal; Concord, Pinole Valley, James Logan win titles
• Newark Memorial 34, Irvington 14
• Logan beats Washington to claim another MVAL football title
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 8
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: BART's plan for downtown Livermore may be derailed; San Jose woman in coma after accident
• Wartime romance leads to 65-year marriage
• Union City man describes wartime experiences
• Ohlone to privatize bookstore
• Jaime Richards: Wasting time
• 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
• BART removes track obstruction, still experiencing residual delays
• Changing Delta ecosystem a boon to bass fishers
• 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?
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 11
• Union City, Hayward ceremonies honor veterans
• Union City smoking ban moves forward
• 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
• 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
• Dropping number of older veterans leaves a gap in VFW
• Police arrest Antioch suspect in Bay Bridge standoff
• Fremont City Council backs day care center
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Kurt Warner gets sacked from the show
• Fremont Argus Nov. 10 Letters to the editor
• Local events planned to honor veterans Thursday
• Cal State trustees approves 15.5 percent tuition hike next fall
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' Kurt Warner is sacked a week before the semifinals
• Celeb Pix: Behind the scenes at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Nov. 11, 1 p.m.
• New carpool lane finished on eastbound I-580
• 49ers stadium plan clears another hurdle
• 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
• 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
• Oakland drive-by shooting victim identified
• 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.
• 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
• 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
• Wet or dry winter with La Niña? Still a tossup
• Whitman's record $141.6 million in self-funding puts her No. 5 on the list of money spent per vote
• Bill Nye's Climate lab to open at Chabot Space and Science Center
• Fremont mayor regrets not seeking tax
• David Ellison: Letting go
• Eggs recalled after salmonella found at Ohio farm
• Four skaters headed to national championships
• Roadshow: Charging a toll to walk or bike across Golden Gate Bridge may not be far-fetched
• Photo slide show: MTV Europe Music Awards 2010
• Celeb Pix: Meatball Champ Joey Chestnut, Edison Pena crosses the line, Carmen Electra down under and more
• Man hit by car, killed near Fremont Hub
• 72 arrested in Bay Area during nationwide prostitution sting
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: No winner yet in Oakland, San Leandro mayor races; Jail inmate escapes during medical trip
• UC, Cal State proposing tuition hikes this fall
• Who failed to pay their property taxes?
• Oakland man dies after Fremont hit-and-run
• Rescue group struggles to capture birds with beer cans stuck on necks
• Kidnapping for ransom leads San Jose police on frantic hunt, wild rescue
• California group seeks protections for gray whale
• Give 'Em Hill: Of candy, conquests and candidates
• Births
• Crowd turns out for Fremont's Diwali festival
• Kennedy High's Pete Michaletos all smiles in coaching finale
• Irvington posts first NCS boys water polo win
• Newark group wants to take on City Hall
• Jaime Richards: Motivation from the bottom up
• Alameda County judge orders state to extend child care services
• Fremont men charged in cabbie abduction and robbery in San Bruno
• Suicide study reveals patterns of deaths on Caltrain tracks
• Washington 73, Mission San Jose 0
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of Nov. 1
• East Bay prep football recap:
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• Lockyer easily wins county supervisor seat
• AG race may take weeks to decide
• Man sought in Union City robbery
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 10
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Nov. 5, 6:45 p.m.
• Dennis Oliver, former Oakland Tribune reporter, dies at 47
• Oakland judge expected to rule Friday in California child care case
• Get ready to turn back your clocks
• Bay Area birds found with jagged beer cans around their necks
• Fremont school for deaf hosts open house
• Labor union expectations loom large for Gov.-elect Brown
• Photo slide show: Johannes Mehserle sentencing for the fatal shooting of Oscar Grant
• 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
• 83-year-old gravely injured in Fremont hit-and-run
• 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: Van hits San Jose man lying on street; Three burglary suspects arrested in Alameda
• Alameda County poised to make history by electing the first openly transgender judge in the nation
• 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
• BART riders break record to see Giants parade
• PG&E tab for San Bruno blast may hit $1 billion
• Oakland prepares for Mehserle sentencing
• Celeb Pix: Rihanna turns on more than the Christmas lights in London
• My Word: Time for elders to choose a different road
• Voters from San Leandro to Fremont willing to pay higher taxes
• Car fee passes in five counties, but fail in two, including Contra Costa
• Senior Center Menus
• California attorney general's race still too close to call
• Fremont solar panel maker Solyndra scales back expansion plans
• Prop. 23 defeat sweet for Tom Steyer
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Thursday, 4 p.m.
• Roadshow: Out-of-control baseball fans are no cause for celebration
• What next for Meg Whitman, Carly Fiorina?
• Voros: Who's afraid of the big, bad Walmart?
• California to start building high-speed rail in Central Valley
• Brown wins, calls for 'common purpose'; Boxer also emerges victorious
• Celeb Pix: Ashlee Simpson's pixie cut, pass or fail?
• Fremont Argus Nov. 3 Letters to the editor
• Gacoscos, Duncan, Ellis elected to Union City council seats
• Fremont well represented on Afghan national team
• Jubilant Giants fans pack streets of San Francisco for victory parade
• Lockyer wins supervisor seat
• Estes ousted from New Haven school board, according to unofficial results
• Union City: Tax hike passes; unofficial tallies show Gacoscos, Duncan, Ellis winning council; Estes losing school board seat
• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Oct. 4, 1 p.m.
• Challengers beat out the incumbents in the race for the Sunol Glen school board
• San Leandro mayor's race still undecided
• Fremont voters pass school tax, appear to re-elect incumbent council members
• Voters defeat Prop 23
• Newark: Utility tax passes, school board incumbents re-elected
• Voters OK making it easier to pass California budget
• Fremont-Hayward area: Democrats sweep federal, state races
• 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
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Rick Fox scores 10, 9s -- but gets dumped from show
• California passes Prop. 20 to put commission in charge of drawing legislative districts
• Lockyer easily wins county supervisor seat
• California votes down repeal of business taxes
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars' viewers outfox Rick and Brooke
• Newsom headed for victory in lt. gov. race; AG race too close to call
• Fremont council incumbents prevail in tight race
• Boxer fends off Fiorina in hard-fought Senate race
• Challengers beat out the incumbents in the race for the Sunol Glen school board
• Best reader photos: Giant fun, surreal views of Antioch City Park, double mantis, double dogs
• Window glass company investment means East Bay jobs
• Political Blotter: Report says Latinos unfairly targeted for pot use
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 11 a.m.
• Six arrested, police officer among injured during Giants celebrations in San Francisco
• 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
• Fremont police investigating pipe bomb explosion
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian, sexiest Little Red Riding Hood ever
• Expect a long ballot Tuesday
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police find secret clearinghouse for stolen property; 3-year-old shot after trick-or-treating
• Union City weighs smoking ban for apartments, condos, public events
• Whitman, Brown a portrait in contrasting styles
• Study: Alcohol more lethal than heroin, cocaine
• San Francisco Giants on brink of World Series title
• Live chat: World Series Game 4, San Francisco Giants vs. Texas Rangers
• Fremont students get chance to weigh in on 460-pound pumpkin
• Can Fiorina surmount Boxer's damning portrayal of her on TV?
• Union City weighs smoking ban for apartments, condos, public events
• Raiders run away from Seattle
• Bomb scare closes San Leandro BART station
• Man in wheelchair pinned under BART train accidentally fell on tracks
• Mehserle won't get maximum sentence, legal experts say
• "Boo" at the Oakland Zoo Saturday and Sunday
• 17 hospitalized, one critical, after music party at Cow Palace
• Prop. 19 spurs hand-wringing in pot country
• 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
• Restoration of Sanity - both near and far - for belly laughs and civility
• 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
• California releases landmark global warming rules
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, California, Concord lead a pack of one-sided games
• BART trains recycle brake energy
• Man in critical condition after being stuck under BART train in Hayward station
• Silicon Valley economy expected to bounce back
• For jobless, illegal immigration can be a sore point
• AC Transit service reductions take effect Sunday
• Traffic clerk sentenced in Fremont courthouse embezzlement case
• Jaime Richards: The man crossing the street
• Fremont police union targets incumbent in council race
• Judge orders state to cover child care costs until next Friday
• Arrest in alleged revenge beating of priest at Los Gatos retirement home
• Three men rob Union City liquor store at gunpoint
• Berean Christian 42, CSD 7
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 9
• James Logan 55, Kennedy-Fremont 7
• Newark Memorial 42, Mission San Jose 0
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 25
• Newark man stabbed to death early Sunday morning
• Incumbent, underdog square off in 18th Assembly District
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 19, noon
• Celeb Pix: Vampires win at the Scream Awards, M.I.A. shows no fashion sense.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: `I've done nothing wrong,' rape suspect says; Manslaughter charge in crushing of pregnant worker
• Recent high-profile assaults have raised concern about non-revocable parole status
• Dueling ballot measures will decide who draws the lines
• 20th Assembly District candidates share alma mater, little else
• Two incumbents, one challenger for Fremont school board
• Political Blotter: Green candidate fights the power
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Births
• 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
• Jaime Richards: Therapy through the written word
• Silent-film shake-up, via Fremont
• American 57, Kennedy-Fremont 0
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week of October 11
• 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
• Man accused of pulling knife on off-duty deputy in Fremont
• 65-year-old man subdued by Taser in altercation with Fremont officers
• 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
• Santa Clara cop arrested, charged with supplying confidential info to Hells Angel
• 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
• Pot delivery suspects and supporters put on protest against South Bay sting operations
• 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.
• 3.1-magnitude earthquake strikes east of San Jose
• Caltrans delays eastbound I-580 roadwork in Livermore area for two weeks
• VC funding declines sharply in third quarter
• Celeb Pix: Michelle Williams' new hairdo, fabulous or failure?
• A friendlier Centerville planned in Fremont
• San Mateo Bridge lane now closed until at least Sunday
• Fremont man threatens suit if homes built near cemetery
• Japanese American Museum of San Jose opens this weekend
• New Haven school board candidates tackle student safety, budget
• 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
• Green skies for Oakland Airport in Bay Area trend
• Win $2,500 in BART tickets and other prizes next week
• 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
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' in Oakland draw hundreds of aspirants
• San Mateo Bridge: Lane closed this morning for repairs to cracked beam
• Schwarzenegger vetoes bullet-train accountability measures
• Despite socioeconomic status Latinos are rich in health according to new study
• Celeb Pix: Keira Knightley vs. Carey Mulligan, who would you take home to mom?
• Hundreds of James Logan High students must be tested for tuberculosis
• Figueroa being investigated over residency issues
• Bed races return to downtown Sunol
• Hayward Daily Review Oct. 14 Letters to the editor
• Fremont Argus Oct. 14 Letters to the editor
• Roadshow: Traffic blues on 101, 880
• Celeb Pix: Does Danica Patrick have the right stuff?
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 7
• Agency rejects bid to change name of Mount Diablo
• Proposition 22 pit police vs. schools
• Roadshow: Confusing carpool hours
• Ohlone candidates have mostly praise for school
• Officers celebrate funding for Cal PAL
• Fact-check on California gov candidates' debate claims
• Dance reality show auditions being held in Oakland today
• Defendant convicted in 2006 Fremont pawnshop slaying
• 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
• Sierra Club survey finds wide range in fees cities charge for solar installations
• The Dalai Lama's message resonates for San Jose crowd
• 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
• Kayak fishers help recovering vets find calmer waters
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Milpitas power glitch preceded San Bruno blast; 19-year-old charged with rape, murder in park killing
• New Fiorina ads keep heat on Boxer
• Whitman and Brown set to tangle in final debate tonight
• San Jose teacher accused of sexual assault
• Photo slide show: 'Dancing with the Stars': Jennifer Grey, with Derek Hough, score first 10s of Season 11
• Coalition fighting to defeat Prop. 23 has a formidable weapon: Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Live chat: Prep Corner Live! with writers Ben Enos and Jimmy Durkin, Wednesday, 4 p.m.
• Bay Area weather: 'Very warm' today; 'red flag' warnings in North Bay
• Eastbound Interstate 580 closures to take place in early hours of Oct. 17 to 29.
• Live chat: Inside the Oakland Raiders, Tuesday, Oct. 12, noon
• Candidates for California secretary of state prepare to square off in Sunnyvale Wednesday
• 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
• Spare the Air alert issued for Wednesday in Bay Area
• Union City high school receives gift in midst of state budget woes
• PG&E to replace manual valves
• No opening in sight for Hayward DMV branch
• Celeb Pix: Do we really need the 'Housewives of Beverly Hills?'
• Fremont fires displace six families
• 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
• San Jose: Man arrested in sex-assault case was first-time substitute teacher for district
• Voros: Duraflame gets burned by Bay Area green police
• Wells Fargo closely reviewing pending foreclosures
• Children's Hospital Oakland nurses begin three-day strike
• Live chat: California gubernatorial debate, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 12, 2010
• Unnamed source pins 'whore' comment on Brown's wife
• Raids of South Bay dispensaries spur concern about law enforcement intent
• California National Guard bonus program riddled with corruption
• Oregon man sues airline over false bomb threat at SFO
• State budget trick forces more schools to borrow
• Bay Area university revs up for gubernatorial candidates' debate
• Gov. cuts nearly $1 billion from state budget
• Boxer an aggressive, at times antagonistic, presence in courtly Senate
• Battle of the big-city DAs
• Banking on voter anger, Fiorina steers right
• Freed Iranian prisoner returns home to Oakland, calls for release of fellow hikers
• Red flag warning issued for North Bay, East Bay hills
• Mission revived at East Bay care house for ill children
• Citrus Heights man wins Half Moon Bay pumpkin weigh-off
• Families displaced in Fremont apartment fire
• People: Esquire names Minka Kelly sexiest woman alive
• David Ellison: In control of education
• Celeb Pix: Matt Damon looking fatherly and greying
• Man provides new evidence in fight against housing plan
• Los Altos boy born at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10 in Kaiser's Room 10
• Union City council hopefuls debate budget, proposed tax
• Battle lines drawn over ballot measure to repeal tax breaks
• Pipeline inspection not exact science
• Births
• Senior Center Menus
• Lockyer, Figueroa face off for District 2 supervisor seat
• You'll want 'Lu Lu Tong' with you in transit
• Shots fired after Fremont carjack attempt
• K-9 dogs strut stuff at Furry Friends picnic
• East Bay prep football recap: What did we learn from De La Salle, California, Foothill and Dublin wins?
• Fremont man captures natural splendors every day
• Jaime Richards: Kids can overcome bad homes
• Fremont teacher named one of Alameda County's best
• Harrison leads Fremont council money chase
• Fremont, Alameda teachers win Teacher of the Year awards
• Jerry Brown campaign apologizes for slur against Meg Whitman
• Facebook co-founders Parker, Moskovitz donate to pro-pot Prop. 19
• 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
• 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
• Governor's race offers stark choice in shaping judiciary
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: How lucky can you be? San Jose woman gets $1 million lottery check; Meet Dublin's princess
• Law stiffens regulations for sex offenders on parole
• Live blog: Oakland Raiders vs. San Diego Chargers in-game analysis, Sunday, 1 p.m.
• California continues with sell off
• CHP investigates copper theft from I-680 truck scales
• New law aims to close loophole from Jaycee Dugard case
• State Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate debate canceled
• Fremont again will consider banning plastic grocery bags
• Schwarzenegger stumps in San Jose for pension reforms he calls crucial to California's health
• Ghost House returns to frighten Fremont
• Roadshow: Replacing bad driver's license photo costs less than $10
• Campaign for county supervisor tops $1 million
• Filipino WWII veterans sue feds over benefits
• Onshore energy for ships to reduce San Francisco port pollution
• California restocks its execution drug
• New state education chief faces tough road
• Flu vaccine trials at Stanford University seek participants
• California sees most whooping cough cases since 1955
• Scientists examine dead blue whale on San Mateo County beach
• New look for California driver's licenses and ID cards
• Live chat: Paula Creamer from CVS/pharmacy LPGA Challenge, Tuesday, Oct. 12, 8:30 p.m.
• Demonstrators at UC Berkeley protest cuts to education
• New look for Tahoe license plate
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 6
• San Jose woman receives surprise $1 million lottery check
• Celeb Pix: Naomi Watts' neckline dips deep
• Bay Area's burning ban applies to Duraflame fire logs, court rules
• My Word: A lurch to right would threaten foundation of nation
• East Bay office complexes find buyers in foreclosure
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Results show Margaret Cho must go
• Fremont Argus Oct. 6 Letters to the editor
• Celeb Pix: Hilary Swank vs. Juliette Lewis, who's better dressed?
• Jobs the focus for former NUMMI site
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Democratic party choice pulls out of Pinole forum, endorses Republican; S.F. may silence tour bus narration
• Court overturns governor's parole denial in Fremont baby killing
• Two East Bay businessmen indicted on charges they sold counterfeit goods
• Roadshow: A fight along the freeway is reason to call 911
• New ideas or experience for Newark schools?
• 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
• Suspect in ramming of Fremont officer arrested in Los Angeles
• Photo slide show: Dancing with the Stars: Colorful Margaret Cho joins Bolton and Hasselhoff
• 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
• 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
• Suspect arrested in connection with assault on Fremont police officer
• Trial begins in Fremont pawnshop killing
• Plea delayed for Fremont woman facing felony charges in foreclosure scam
• Celebrity lawyer takes aim at celebrities
• National media campaign to promote well-being of black boys comes to Oakland
• California Supreme Court upholds state worker furloughs
• Longtime California political consultant dies
• California Tea Party activists work to pass Prop. 23
• California enacts landmark foster care legislation extending the system to age 21
• Celeb Pix: Salma Hayek's daring headwear
• Bay Area Brazilians must turn out for election day today -- or else
• San Jose: Suspect in kidnapping has three criminal convictions
• Devil's Slide tunnel project sees the light of day
• Mehserle's attorney seeks new trial as new evidence emerges
• Tarantulas plentiful at area parks as autumn mating season reaches full swing
• Tuesday's radio debate between Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown is canceled
• Meg Whitman's key question: Can a political novice run California?
• Fremont police say van ramming was attempted murder of an officer
• Sausage and Suds in San Leandro
• 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
• 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
• Give 'Em Hill: Up on my high Hippogriff
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• Some Fremont City Council candidates want to overhaul city government
• Union City hoping youth violence prevention program is moving forward after setbacks
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• Jaime Richards: Working with threes
• Meeting to address future of property near NUMMI
• Police: Scammers took Fremont woman's cash, valuables
• 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
• 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
• Segments of San Bruno pipe show "catastrophic'' failure
• Program for migrant students shifts as more children take root
• State high-speed rail project gets $194 million grant
• State high court to post furlough decision Monday
• Cheaper fines for right turn on red? No way, governor says
• Santa Clara County: 22 people arrested in marijuana sting, some for illegally delivering pot
• Bay Area leaders say PG&E falling short in providing information about gas pipeline risks
• Gov. Schwarzenegger vetoes bill to cut language, art requirement for high school graduates
• Oakland woman arrives home to learn police shot family dog
• Northern California: DEA collects 11,648 pounds of expired prescription drugs
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 5
• Facing legalization measure, Gov decriminalizes pot
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Suspected gang members guilty of killing teen; Family sues state after tree fall
• Celeb Pix: Diane Lane vs. Carissa Capobianco, who's hotter?
• Fremont court traffic clerk pleads no contest to embezzlement
• AC Transit bus-pass switch irks students, parents
• Fremont opens new fire training center
• Fred Korematsu, civil rights icon for younger generation, has his day
• 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
• Fremont Argus Sept. 30 Letters to the editor
• Camp Parks officer accidentally shot
• Cal State East Bay and county gets $12 million grant
• Governor vetoes bill requiring schools to use least hazardous pesticides
• Police release sketch of man wanted in home invasion robbery
• Fewer job losses linked to Delta, drought
• PG&E promises quick fix for Fremont pipeline
• New law to ease transfer to Cal State schools
• Bill would water down high school foreign language requirement
• Fiorina, Boxer clash in radio debate
• Federal Judge Vaughn Walker announces retirement
• Challenger who rarely voted seeks California elections post
• Schwarzenegger nixes bill aimed at cell phones in prison
• Newly discovered planet may be habitable
• On contemporary immigration questions, Chinese-Americans divided
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million kid products
• Los Gatos mother of 4 arrested for sex with minor
• Celeb Pix: Justin Timberlake's new glasses, win or fail?
• Lawyer: Whitman knew for years her housekeeper was illegal immigrant
• Allred: Whitman's husband told housekeeper to 'check this' on government letter
• Photo slide show: Tony Curtis: 1925 - 2010
• Argus youth results
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Is Oakland safe from a gas line explosion? PG&E can't say; San Quentin
• Alleged Fremont cop shooter pleads not guilty
• 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.
• Fremont traffic clerks arrested in embezzlement case
• 'Dancing with the Stars' wrap: Bolton crawls out of doghouse and off show
• Fremont school board votes to borrow up to $20 million as precaution
• Report: California has 4th straight summer of clean beach water
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• Live chat: Cal Bears football with Jonathan Okanes, Thursday, Sept. 30, 1 p.m.
• Fremont Argus Sept. 29 Letters to the editor
• Fallen children to be honored
• California Supreme Court latest to block execution
• Celeb Pix: Matthew McConaughey shows off his football moves
• 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
• Kidango staff, parents march in Fremont, will rally in Oakland
• Schwarzenegger blasts big oil, defends climate law
• Cal to cut baseball, gymnastics and lacrosse
• Another Spare the Air alert issued for Tuesday
• Disharmony still reverberates over ouster of California Symphony conductor Barry Jekowsky
• Alameda County judge to Target: Stop trashing hazardous products
• Woman arrested at Valley Fair on suspicion of vandalizing luxury cars
• Hewlett-Packard completes $2.4B buyout of Fremont's 3Par
• Oakland Raiders host anti-steroid program for local high school kids
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Berkeley engineer braces for backlash from his report on BP oil spill; Son joins
• Two small quakes shake area near Hayward
• Alameda County residents asked for money for better roads
• Alameda County judge's race offers voters two distinct candidates
• Where to catch today's Meg Whitman-Jerry Brown debate
• Privacy advocates criticize government's online eavesdropping proposal
• Experience keeps UC Berkeley's Robert Bea in the hot spotlight
• Bay Area heat wave continues today, cools tomorrow
• San Jose family rescued after being stranded by high surf in Capitola
• Study finds texting laws don't reduce crashes
• Cal State to admit 30,000 for spring, winter terms
• Best reader photos: Shoot the moon, beach jumping, gobblin' gobbler and more
• Execution drama unfolds in California
• Stanford and Berkeley professors among 'Genius grant' recipients
• Roadshow: Fines for rolling through red lights could be reduced
• Celeb Pix: Alessandra Torrasani rocks the leopard print
• California's tougher DUI law to take effect in 2012
• Black bear dumped on Foothill Boulevard in San Leandro
• Today will be hot, but it should start cooling off Tuesday
• L.A. Times reporter participates in Berkeley forum on "Grading the Teacher" series
• Slide show: A look back at Raiders great George Blanda
• California asks federal judge to allow execution to proceed
• Celeb Pix: Is George Cloony the sexiest man on Earth?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Two held in East Bay teen prostitution scheme; Woman accused of vandalizing luxu
• Running for office? Grab your wallet
• Suspect in Union City officer assault arrested in Antioch after anonymous tip
• 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
• Hayward neighborhoods come together after burglaries
• David Ellison: Spilled milk
• Armed men in black create a ripple at Mineta San Jose International Airport
• Mission Valley ROP Dedicates Newly Constructed Fire Science Garage In....
• 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
• Self-inflicted wounds make PG&E's effort to rebuild trust a tall order
• Rash on Alameda beachgoers blamed on invading snail
• First gubernatorial debate offers potential for pitfalls, pratfalls
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• Celebration as Fremont Senior Center turns 30
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week 4 on the gridiron
• East Bay prep football recap: Monte Vista, Concord, Alhambra, San Ramon Valley rack up big points
• Armed trio robs Fremont hair salon
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Apple, Google, Intel admit to secret agreement; Perata play nice in Oakland mayo
• Jaime Richards: The conflict between ambition and relationships
• Outsiders seek seats on Fremont council
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan goes back to jail
• Live blog: East Bay prep football in-game updates, Friday, Sept. 24, 6:30 p.m.
• Couple entering Fremont politics
• Fremont Argus Sept. 24 letters to the editor
• Super Harvest Moon was quite a show
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brown takes Prop. 23 jab at Whitman; Stabbing at Peninsula shopping center
• My Word: Patients' Bill of Rights starts today
• Development talk dominates lone televised Fremont candidate forum
• Opponents blast Caltrans proposal for Niles Canyon Road
• Pair arrested after gang-related shooting in Fremont
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man impersonating officer robs woman; Did South Bay cop pretend to arrest boy fo
• Fremont Argus Sept. 22 Letters to the editor
• Shoreline trash cleanup event held, more coming this weekend
• Alameda County to consider revising crematory ordinance
• People in the News
• 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.
• Celeb Pix: Shakira takes it off in New York
• Dancing with the Stars wrap: Hoff's off -- David Hasselhoff first to leave DWTS
• Accused Fremont cop shooter charged with two more felonies
• 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?
• DEA to collect unwanted, unused prescription meds in East Bay
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Teen passenger killed in crash; Was college employee fired for reporting preside
• Ohlone opens deaf studies lab
• Fremont Senior Center celebrating 30th anniversary
• 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
• Jaime Richards: Assessing true worth
• Gradkowski leads Oakland Raiders past St. Louis Rams16-14 in home opener
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• Newark political forum to hit airwaves, Internet
• Parade, family fun at Newark Days festival
• East Bay prep football recap: De La Salle, Monte Vista, Foothill get unconventional wins
• DUI crackdown leads to increase in arrests
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Alameda police worker accused of embezzlement; Gas scare closes San Bruno school
• Fremont pumpkin massacre leaves kindergartners without jack-o'-lanterns
• Amador Valley 31, Washington 15
• Quarterback David Camarena leads Foothill High to 38-28 comeback victory over James Logan
• Liberty 22, American 16
• Photo slide show: High school sports: Week 3 on the gridiron
• Milpitas 21, Newark Memorial 19
• My Word: Writer wrong about the Restoring Honor gathering
• Fremont Argus Sept. 17 Letters to the editor
• Man arrested in kidnapping case at Ohlone College
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 3
• 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 County Presents a Free Awareness Program 'Lives Affected by Mental Illness'
• Celeb Pix: Sharon Stone, bad hair day?
• Fremont official set to become next Moraga town manager
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dead whale found on ship at Port of Oakland; San Jose crash kills 2 fleeing from
• Small quake shakes Fremont
• Community generosity shines during annual school supply drive
• Fremont approves skate park location
• Man arrested in pair of attempted Fremont bank robberies
• Police seeking trio who threatened student at Ohlone College
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• 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
• Family argument turns deadly in Union City; man killed, stepson arrested
• Bill would change kindergarten cutoff date from Dec. 2 to Sept. 1
• For an American Muslim, stares, misunderstandings come with the territory
• Local National Merit scholarship semifinalists announced
• Forum to focus on Newark school board, utility tax
• Fremont Argus Sept. 15 letters to the editor
• Tri-City area consolidation proposal shows up on county commission agenda
• Celeb Pix: Kim Kardashian visits the Louvre, but why?
• San Bruno blast: Father, son recount rescue of 4 elderly women from home
• Bill Clinton endorses Jerry Brown
• 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
• Caltrans faces opposition to Niles Canyon Road work
• Best reader photos: Tandem aquatic fetch, Yoohoo best served with straw, cats in sinks, bugs and mor
• Caltrans faces opposition to Niles Canyon Road work
• Homeless man suspected in San Jose bank robbery arrested near Yosemite
• 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?
• Roadshow: Traffic delays mount throughout Bay Area
• Political Blotter: Want to be in an ad for Jerry Brown?
• Wrong-way driver on 101 in San Mateo leaves two dead
• C-section rates higher at for-profit hospitals
• Faulty CNN report is fodder for political ad
• UCSC study: Algae-spawned toxin blamed in sea otter deaths
• Oakland aid workers arrested in Zimbabwe over AIDS medicine disagreement
• UC Berkeley to hold forum on teacher evaluations, controversial Los Angeles Times series
• Residents return to San Bruno neighborhood devastated by fireball
• California schools gain on annual test, narrowing achievement gap
• David Ellison: What really matters
• 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
• Popal found incompetent to stand trial; future of case uncertain
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Oakland health workers released from Zimbabwe jail; A place where marijuana, ice
• Fremont Unified seeking 40 acres near Patterson Ranch project
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• Artists paint at Fremont's Lake Elizabeth
• Senior Center Menus
• Union City commemorates Flight 93
• Shakespeare returns to Fremont
• Jaime Richards: Questioning criteria
• 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
• 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
• My Word: Newark residents must fight the 'blighted' designation
• Live East Bay Prep Football Scoreboard: Week 2
• Celeb Pix: Jessica Simpson's outfit, pass or fail?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Silicon Valley leaders endorse A's move to San Jose; Oakland fire called su
• Shakespeare fest returning to Ardenwood
• Hayward Daily Review Sept. 9 letters to the editor
• Fremont Argus Sept. 9 Letters to the editor
• /Celeb Pix: Who is the sexiest cast member of "Glee"?
• Plans to burn Quran has Bay Area religious leaders calling for peace
• 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
• New Alameda County court aims to help mentally ill
• 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?
• Flashing mobile billboard in Bay Area poses questions during Jewish holidays
• Grocery stores preparing for a food fight in Bay Area
• Should California teachers be graded by students' scores?
• Fremont Argus Sept. 8 Letters to the editor
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• Man found dead was shot, Newark police say
• A new slant on Fremont parking
• Best reader photos: A local owl hangout, a spider's strong web, sleepy pets and more.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Man found dead outside party was shot; Suspected drunken driver caught after low
• Fremont Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Body found near Newark hotel after pool party
• 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
• 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
• Pirates of Emerson walk plank -- to Pleasanton
• Local unions hit the grills for Labor Day campaign, backing Brown, Boxer, Lee, McNerney
• Fremont police show 'solidarity' in court
• 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
• California High beats Washington with balanced offense in season opener
• Stiff challenges ahead for governor, Senate contenders
• Newark Mile to be run after all
• 'Flight 93' motorcycle ride to make Union City stop
• One of continent's rarest mammals, Sierra Nevada red fox found near Sonora Pass
• 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
• San Leandro spa hosts benefit to raise money to continue search for Hasanni Campbell
• Roadwork under way near Cal State East Bay
• Artist brings life to BART stations
• Fremont hosts prehistoric weapons contest
• Rise of a 'ganjapreneur'
• Flu shot season has arrived and this year, just one shot is needed
• 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
• 49ers stadium plan again under review
• Roadshow: No chance of banning big rigs on Highway 17
• Jaime Richards: The best of humanity
• 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
• Pinole Valley 27, Irvington 0
• California School for the Deaf 31, Calistoga 14
• Fremont police officer shot last week in Oakland still sedated, but improving
• 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
• Lottery to be held to attend gubernatorial debate in San Rafael
• Brown, Latino leaders fire back at Whitman
• San Jose man fears persecution in Philippines, tries to avoid deportation
• Land purchase could help open new regional park
• Underground wiring malfunction caused Fremont water park outage
• Pair sought in connection with body found in Fremont
• Celeb Pix: Sofia Coppola premiers 'Somewhere' in Venice
• 3Par's VC backers reap big reward for hanging on
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay preschoolers get head start on technology; Santa Cruz police get help p
• Silicon Valley companies making billion dollar deals
• Meg Whitman admits to attorneys this isn't a good time to serve on a jury
• Republican lawmakers urge governor to appeal Prop 8 ruling
• Newark high school under lockdown after report of gun seen near campus
• San Francisco donor fulfills wish lists of 1,000 California teachers
• Bill to raise kindergarten start age heads to governor
• HP wins bidding for Fremont's 3Par with raised offer of $2.4B
• Independent probe finds no problems with technology of PG&E's Smart Meters, but PG&E bl
• Fundraiser held for wounded Fremont officer
• Shooting suspect back in Bay Area
• Magnitude 3.3 quake reported near San Pablo
• San Jose: Broken sewer line is source of airport stink, official says
• Boxer, Fiorina trade political jabs in senatorial debate
• Celeb Pix: Michael Jackson's `Thriller' is still a scary good time
• Children's Fairyland turns 60
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Crash means free beer on Highway 17; Deadly plane crash in Redwood Shores lagoon
• Fremont starts first Mandarin immersion kindergarten program
• Final touches coming to new toll lane on I-680
• Foreclosures' heavy toll on health
• Brown poised to raise profile in governor's race
• Another Spare the Air alert called for Thursday
• Meg Whitman to find out today whether she'll spend next month in jury box
• Sacramento picks up the pieces the day after marathon lawmaking session.
• Court won't force Brown, Schwarzenegger to defend Prop 8
• Silicon Valley temp jobs on the rise
• Bay Area route for high-speed train selected -- again
• Labor Day travel expected to be higher than last year
• East Bay Grape growers hope the cool, late season will mean spectacular wines
• Boxer lays out economic plans in SF speech
• Caltrans engineer pleas guilty to bribery in bid rigging case
• 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
• San Jose police identify three people slain last weekend
• Folsom prison still on lockdown 4 days after riot
• Fremont woman arrested in connection with string of Bay Area bank robberies
• Sharks president Greg Jamison stepping down.
• Judge again puts California's effort to resume executions on hold
• Re-entry prison facility on hold because of site issue
• California lawmakers reject open-carry gun ban
• Abercrombie & Fitch hit with bias lawsuit from Muslim job applicant
• Meg Whitman could serve on jury in molestation trial
• Celeb Pix: Natalie Portman heats up Venice Film Festival
• Authorities find bodies of missing Vallejo women linked to Hercules homicide suspect
• Apple's Steve Jobs shows new iPods, iTunes, Apple TV
• Police shooting suspect faces life in prison after being charged
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Apple unveils new iPods, iTunes and Apple TV; Streetcars may return to Redwood C
• Police shooting suspect faces life in prison after being charged
• Spare the Air alert called for Wednesday
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• Police surrounded cannabis club after reported armed robbery
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• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Some East Bay students putting in long hours at school; Thousands on Peninsula l
• 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
• 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
• Delays on Richmond-Fremont BART line for equipment failure
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rocks thrown through window of NAACP chapter; Funding issues put squeeze on scho
• Sources: Man arrested in Fremont officer's shooting has confessed
• Roadshow: American drivers get a rave review
• Plastic bag ban forges ahead in California
• San Quentin inmates get advice on 'green' careers
• Medicare expands coverage to help smokers quit
• 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
• San Jose officials tout their plan to woo A's, but hurdles remain
• Oakland insists it's still in mix to keep A's
• Fremont family donates hundreds of school supplies to foster families
• David Ellison: Computers becoming a key part of education
• Photo slide show: The 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards
• Fremont officer recovering after second surgery
• Shoppers find bargains in Niles
• Baristas in bikinis perk up Fremont coffee business
• Larger class sizes, less bus service for Tri-City area students
• 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
• Cop shooter arrested near Mexican border, sources say
• The high cost of traffic crashes
• 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
• A life altered by the Marcos regime
• Jaime Richards: Book puts life's details in perspective
• 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
• HP tops Dell again for 3Par
• Fremont police officer shot in East Oakland
• Photo slide show: Hurricane Katrina 5-Year Anniversary
• Fremont looks for new tenant at Niles district nursery
• Salmonella discovered in chicken feed
• Lobbyists hope efforts can sack California bill
• Three arrested in fight that injured one at Livermore shopping center
• Fremont man faces child porn charges
• Bill would slash fine for drivers' 'California stop'
• Union, data system faulted for California's loss in federal education-grant contest
• San Jose airport has fifth most laser strikes on planes
• CSU accused of improper management of public funds
• California OKs 13.4 percent Anthem rate hike after controversy
• Roadshow: Merging deserves No. 1 spot on pet peeves list
• Mavericks Surf Ventures gets recommendation for contest permit
• BART spent $6 million in response to Grant shooting and aftermath
• Lengthy ballot to cost voters time -- and money
• Santa Clara County sounded egg alarm
• Celeb Pix: Is Jessica Alba too thin?
• Marshland restored in North Bay as tides flow in
• BART board votes to delay small fare increase scheduled for 2012
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cal president booted from $13,000-per-month home; Witnesses of concert suicide g
• Cold case investigators find dead body in Niles Canyon in Fremont
• 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
• Football legend Roger Staubach takes on Bay Area real estate
• Two die in separate collisions on Interstate Highway 880 in San Jose, Fremont
• California Senate approves life sentences for some molesters
• Brush fire near Mount Diablo 80 percent contained
• Muscle cars make the cut
• East Bay sizzles, but not for long
• People in the News
• Fremont Argus Aug. 25 Letters to the editor
• Fremont festival caters to antique collectors and bargain hunters alike
• Fremont teen using brains to help Haiti
• Fremont man identified in fatal crash on I-880
• 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
• California won't get "Race to the Top" school money
• California.pedestrians to get more time to cross streets
• Ban on sewage dumping along California coast to get federal teeth
• With furloughs back and IOUs looming, Schwarzenegger threatens to hold budget hostage
• Roadshow: Traffic change coming to San Jose's Julian Street this week
• Three strikes DUI bill passes Legislature, headed for governor's desk
• My Word: Newark residents must fight the 'blighted' designation
• 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
• Biofuel station opens in Oakland
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police ID men killed in Oakland; County pulls plug on $30 million computer
• Brother can you spare some volts? Bay Area officials push to build chargers for electric cars
• Two arrested with guns on Laney College campus
• H-P bids $1.6 billion for Fremont's 3Par, triggering bidding war
• Heat wave interrupts Bay Area's cool summer
• 3 men seriously injured Sunday in I-880 collision
• FDA looking for source of tainted eggs
• 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
• Celeb Pix: Christina Hendricks is No. 1 reason to watch 'Mad Men'
• Jaycee Dugard case: Law enforcement a year later
• Presbyterian pastor faces religious trial for performing same-sex marriages
• Newark gets new lawn mower; new park problem crops up
• 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
• Expect changes in Hayward, San Leandro districts
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders win in Chicago 32-17
• Roadshow: Taking a spin around Bay Area chokepoints
• Senior Center Menus
• Man arrested on suspicion of shooting, robbing another man in Pleasanton
• Union City holding sister cities festival at sports center
• Jaime Richards: It's not where or what, it's whom
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Police car knocks over minivan carrying woman, child; Turf war brewing on Penins
• My Word: No apology necessary, Harry Truman did what he had to do
• Fremont Argus Aug. 20 Letters to the editor
• Former Fremont gymnastics instructor, competitor faces felony charges
• Silicon Valley jobless rate edges higher in July
• 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?
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• 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
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hundreds of drivers ticketed for cell-phone use; Bay Area home sales hit a 15-ye
• Looking for love? FasTrak may have your number
• Two lawsuits filed against Diocese of Oakland
• Egg recall linked to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Bay Area immigrants face obstacles when they are victims of crime
• Bay Area Muslim centers to host open houses for Ramadan
• Celeb Pix: When did Maggie Gyllenhaal start dating a young Jack Nicholson?
• "American Idol" auditions in San Francisco draw thousands of dreamers
• Bumper crop of backyard gardens in East Bay
• FBI: Two questioned over American Airlines threat at SFO
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Rape victim's bizarre courtroom confrontation; Details emerge of complaint
• East Bay residents launch relief efforts for Pakistan
• Expiring tax credits stifle Bay Area home sales
• California truancy bill would crack down on parents of truant schoolchildren
• Roadshow: Good Samaritans on the road
• Newark police classify case as double homicide; say one man acted in self-defense
• Sewer-like smell plaguing remodeled San Jose airport terminal
• Nine lives, sixth sense: Cat at veterinary clinic seeks out ailing cats
• Pressure remains on HP
• California Supreme Court OKs Schwarzenegger furloughs
• California law targets adults who give alcohol to kids
• 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
• Ex-Newark man honors late mom with cross-country bike ride
• 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
• More details emerge of complaint against HP's Hurd
• San Jose man found dead in remote area near Morgan Hill identified
• 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
• Cajun/Zydeco Festival set for Saturday at Ardenwood
• Deputies asking for help confirming skeletal remains found in Pleasanton hills
• 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
• American Idol auditions at AT&T Park this week
• Roadshow: Paint shortage hitting city streets
• Governor's cuts to In-Home Supportive Services affects East Bay disabled community
• Appeals court puts gay marriages on hold, sets December hearing
• Celeb Pix: Jenny McCarthy takes it off for Shakespeare
• Outgunned and outnumbered, high speed rail opponents have numerous options to fight back
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Human remains found in East Bay hills; New bridge toll shakes up casual carpool
• Raj Salwan: Should dangerous dogs be banned?
• 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
• Fire chars hillside on I-680 near Vargas Road in Fremont
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cal now ranked No. 1 in the nation; Police shoot, kill knife-wielding man
• Global warming measure could suspend other landmark environmental rules
• Law enforcement agencies setting up checkpoints to stop impaired drivers
• Dell buys Fremont's 3Par for $1.15 billion
• Burlington Coat Factory coming to NewPark Mall
• David Ellison: A strong but loving hand
• State cattle inspector keeps eye out for East Bay rustlers
• Cool and foggy weather a headache for California farmers
• 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
• HP's hiring of B-movie starlet raises questions
• Births
• Truck binds five generations of Tri-City area family
• Senior Center Menus
• Indian parade, festival takes over downtown Fremont
• 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.
• Fremont search linked to S.F. slaying
• Another national honor for Irvington High
• East Bay amateurs to compete against the nation's best barbecuers
• Jaime Richards: Tough enough for criticism
• Native American remains found at Kaiser Permanente construction site in San Leandro
• S.F. Zoo polar bear euthanized
• Apple manager arrested in kickback scheme
• Silicon Valley seeks a cure for health care
• Meg Whitman donates another $13 million to her gubernatorial campaign
• Two-alarm fire displaces Newark family of three
• Billions earmarked for Bay Area transportation projects
• CHP tickets more than 70 Bay Area drivers a month for speeds exceeding 100 mph
• 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.
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dead men in Newark identified; Man posing as construction worker robs video stor
• Fremont Argus Aug. 13 letters to the editor
• Boxer says voters 'grumpy' about sputtering economy
• $7.7 million in upgrades planned for Osgood Road
• Weapons found near bodies, Newark police say
• Photo slide show: Oakland Raiders at the Dallas Cowboys
• Some Alameda County pools shut down to meet new federal safety regulations
• UC-Berkeley drops plans to release personal genetic information to incoming freshman
• Second former Bay Area swim coach accused of abuse
• Celeb Pix: Lady Gaga is almost literally on fire during concert in Los Angeles
• Chilly West, scorching East: There's a link
• Judge says gay marriages can start in California; gives opponents time to appeal Prop 8 case ruling
• BART fare reduction proposal dead -- for now
• Roadshow: CHP's purple ribbons promote Kaitlyn's Law
• State pursues plan to award more money to low-achieving East Bay schools
• Parade headlines two-day Festival of India in Fremont
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Hundreds of drivers ticketed for cell-phone use; Suspected iPhone thief nabbed b
• Feel-good foreclosure data in the East Bay
• Brunton withdraws from Ohlone race
• Judge Vaughn Walker to rule today on same-sex marriage stay
• Photo slide show: Judge rules same-sex marriages should resume then puts decision on hold
• Nasa's chief technologist seeks to develop transformative programs
• Celeb Pix: Paris Hilton desperate to be Marilyn Monroe
• Man sought longest on Fremont's "Most Wanted" list finally caught
• Hurd scandal pushes HP back into the middle of public crossfire
• Drummond: A year later, no word on missing Fremont boy
• Not-guilty plea entered in I-580 gunbattle
• As Whitman and Brown dance toward the political center, they risk alienating their bases
• Californians see first income decline since World War II
• Santa Clara County board wades into debate on 'Secure Communities'
• Oiled birds: How many can be saved?
• East Bay drivers facing crackdown on cell-phone use
• 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
• 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?
• Fremont Argus Aug. 11 Letters to the editor
• Roadshow: Caltrans suspends Highway 17 work
• Median home prices up in San Jose, San Francisco areas, most U.S. cities
• Police seeking information on series of fires at Fremont elementary school
• Two found dead at Newark apartment complex
• O'Brien to retire as East Bay Regional Park District general manager
• More than 20 Bay Area creeks join list of trash-clogged waterways
• A 'lonely marriage': Spousal caregivers confront brutal challenges
• Need a job? The circus is hiring
• Roadshow: KNBR's Gary Radnich vs. Mr. Roadshow
• CHP's cell phone crackdown is today
• Louis Ross still main suspect in Hasanni's disappearance
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Cruel summer weather has some hot under the collar; Five detained in tourist
• American Bar Association backs same-sex marriage
• Most November election races set in Tri-City area
• Some California schools make kids 'pay to play' extracurriculars, though it's not leg
• Driver in Fremont arrested after illegal street race, ramming police car twice
• Best reader photos: Years before the A's the Billiards were on the diamond, bird bath is a cat
• State begins eradicating invasive fly from Milpitas, Fremont and San Jose
• Celeb Pix: New Victoria's Secret models, hot or not?
• Correction
• Medical marijuana cards do not offer legal exemption to job applicants
• East Bay Muslims prepare for Ramadan
• Ellison email blasts HP board
• Time running out for homebuyers seeking credit
• If the weather behaves, Perseids to bathe Bay Area sky in meteors Thursday
• Fremont student's volunteer work recognized
• California crime victims leave $11 million unclaimed in state account
• 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
• Dimmer view of Earth
• Thieves tie up guard during morning computer warehouse robbery in Fremont
• Bay Area financial columnist Cliff Pletschet dies
• Fremont turns attention to neglected Centerville district
• What happened to Hasanni?
• 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
• With L.A.-style carpool lanes, will we sacrifice safety for convenience?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: East Bay woman faces charges of having sex with teenagers; 8-year-old hit by tru
• Jaime Richards: Teaching kids to take control
• Barry Bonds steroids case: Judge sets March 21 date for perjury trial
• My Word: The cause of freedom cannot be forgotten
• Woman seen uncorking bottle of wine while driving in Fremont
• Fremont Argus Aug. 6 Letters to the editor
• Schwarzenegger, Brown file motions to resume same-sex marriages
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Dublin boy gets heart, liver transplant; `Grandma' not taken by scam artist
• Battle over Brown's frugality heats up
• Fremont's new $3.9 million fire station to remain empty
• 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
• Bay Area high-speed rail tracks unveiled
• Key ruling throws out claim that Prop. 25 would protect two-thirds vote on taxes
• Tunneling for Caldecott Tunnel fourth bore to begin Monday in Orinda
• Airline worker injured, Southwest flight grounded at Oakland airport
• Gay marriage again rears its head as wedge issue
• Celeb Pix: Selma Blair, Stephanie Pratt steal show at `Middle Men' premiere with their see-thro
• Project Ready to Learn: Donations are lagging
• Federal judge in Prop. 8 case an unpredictable iconoclast
• Fremont woman helping Sri Lanka's economy, local charities
• California company recalls 1 million pounds of ground beef over E. coli risk
• HP CEO Mark Hurd resigns after sex-harassment investigation
• Attorney in Prop. 8 case lauds justice system, sees longer court fight
• 1,000 volunteers help with East Bay Stand Down to give needy veterans a four-day respite
• Roadshow: Cell phone crackdown coming
• California to notify public if sex offenders flee
• Whitman: No plans to join billionaires' pledge
• Fiorina splits with Boxer on gay marriage ruling
• Target plans new Dublin store, work begins at new Oakland and San Jose sites
• Fremont Argus Aug. 5 Letters to the editor
• Princeton Review deems Cal State East Bay 'Best in the West'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Gay, lesbian couples celebrate Prop. 8 ruling; San Jose city salaries, pensions
• Manhunt in Newark unsuccessful
• Dave Newhouse: Picking country music's all-time greats
• Man robs Fremont Walmart of razor blades
• Local sports briefs
• Prop. 8 supporters appeal judge's ruling overturning gay-marriage ban
• Bay Biz Buzz: Fremont's Ikanos cuts 20% of work force
• 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
• Fiorina takes her U.S. Senate campaign to town hall
• Bay Area gays, lesbians and supporters rejoice at ruling
• Roadshow: Calling 911 to report pot-smoking drivers draws scorn
• 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
• Algae to keep swimmers out of San Jose's Almaden Lake through mid-August
• Judge's ruling due in California Prop. 8 trial today
• Fremont bookkeeper accused of stealing from Menlo Park nursery pleads not guilty
• BART service back to normal between Oakland, San Francisco
• Prop. 8 supporters seek stay of federal judge's ruling before it's released today
• Celeb Pix: Who is the best dressed of 'The Expendables?'
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Business picks up at Port of Oakland; $100 million worth of fake goods seized
• Photo slide show: Reaction to federal judge's ruling on same-sex marriage
• My Word: Here's a concept: Try the turn signal
• Federal judge strikes down California's ban on same-sex marriage
• Fremont Argus Aug. 3 Letters to the editor
• Oakland airport rolls out security body scanner
• Fremont to get first commercial alternative fuel station
• 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
• San Jose police find no evidence of bomb after neighborhood was evacuated
• Internet users spending more time on social networks
• Study finds blue whales have perfect pitch, but research raises more questions than it answers
• Poll: Identity, blending in important to Hispanics
• Raj Salwan: Hybrid breeds: designer dogs or disaster in the making?
• P.M. Bay Area Buzz: Brother of Giants player had prior DUI conviction; Band frontman dies in Oregon
• People in the News
• Hayward man arrested after chase in Union City
• 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
• Roadshow: Caltrans, send the Weed Patrol
• National Night Out comes to the East Bay on Tuesday night
• David Ellison: Public education needs courageous leadership, radical change
• 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
• Many backers of California's strict term limits now regret it, saying they only made things wor
• 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
• Senior Center Menus
• Two arrested in Fremont burglary
• Odds and ends aplenty at Fremont festival
• Historic rail corridor gets state recognition
• Jaime Richards: The quest for balance
• November elections taking shape in Tri-City area
• Fremont readies for Festival of the Arts
• Retiree moves furniture, and mountains, for those in need
• Couple accused of Hayward double murder have history of violence
• Volunteers sought for Fremont's community policing program
• Pair linked to Hayward assault rifle double homicide
• Fremont limits home sizes in two neighborhoods
• Missing Fremont man found near care home
• Fremont Argus July 28 letters to the editor
• Police looking for missing Fremont man with dementia
• Best reader photos: Bowl of kitty, mouthful of mouse, catching some rays and more
• Fremont teen stabs brother in neck with scissors
• Fremont Festival of the Arts scheduled for this weekend
• Senior Center Menus
• Jaime Richards: A small group of thoughtful, committed citizens
• Armed men rob home of ex-Warrior Stephen Jackson
• My Word: Columnist wrong about effect of anti-gun laws
• Fremont teachers, management employees agree to cuts in pay, furloughs
• Neighbors not happy with site of proposed Fremont skate park
• Fremont Unified to place parcel tax on November ballot
• My Word: Fremont should test increasing yellow-light durations
• Fremont teens call for new youth center
• Bay Area's AC Transit bus service disrupted as imposed contract continues
• Man shoots self in leg while running from police in Fremont's Niles Canyon
• Class action suit claims employment discrimination by bus company
• Late donations breathe new life into Fremont Fourth of July parade
• New survey says California's child care centers not notifying parents of pesticide use
• A's moving to San Jose? "Not so fast," says Oakland.
• Oakland airport BART extension back on table
• Interstate 580 shooting suspect a virtual unknown in tiny former mining town
• Governor pays tribute to advocate for disabled
• 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
• Project Ready to Learn launches today
• San Jose man, San Leandro woman arrested for Half Moon Bay shooting
• Union City wins $6.35 million in grants to build Intermodal Station District
• 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
• Roadshow: Litter, pickups and an angry truck owner
• Bay Area experiencing one of the coolest summers in 40 years
• Fremont footwear inventor has found path to success is filled with hurdles
• 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
• UC's little-known Pavement Research Center results in smooth, safe and silent rides
• San Jose police arrest 11 for possession of child porn
• Volkswagen electronics research lab expanding in Bay Area
• Fremont police investigate robberies, burglaries at area businesses
• Best reader photos: Morning cup of Joe, wrong side of many skunks, comfortable cat and more
• California pro-union law struck down by appeals court
• Celeb Pix: Lindsay Lohan goes to jail, but she may only serve 14 days of 90-day sentence
• Ex-Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell pleads not guilty to drug charge
• California teen trades up from an old cell phone to a Porsche Boxster
• Bay Area activist Ly Tong arrested in pepper spray attack on singer
• Tenants can get stung in foreclosures, too
• 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
• Washington Hospital retaliated against nurses, union says
• Stanford climate scientist Stephen Schneider dies at 65
• Racial tensions evident, but Mehserle rallies remain peaceful
• Fremont 4th of July Parade
• Obama visits alternative energy factory while Gulf oil spills on
• faceVsion Ships Highly Anticipated TouchCam N1 Skype-Certified HD VideoCam
• Auto Enthusiasts To Gather For The 7th Annual MVROP/ WHS Car Show
• Tartan Day at Ardenwood farms.
• faceVsion Ships FVexpress Combo 720p HD VideoCam for Google Talk Users
• Parent Rep Advisory Assembly (PRAA) Conducts Alternative Start Time Survey
• Mission Valley Selpa Announces Community Advisory Committee Meeting
• FUSD Board Of Ed Begins Superintendent Search
• MVROP to Hold Toy and Food Collection
• Health Occupational Student Association To Hold Fundraiser
• FUSD Celebrates ‘The Day of the Special Educator’
• EveryDay Math 101 Community Education Day
• Mattos Elementary School Celebrates 50th Anniversary
• American HS Performing Arts Presents ‘I Hate Hamlet’
• Irvington HS Conservatory Theatre Presents ‘The Hobbit’
• Superintendent Meeting to Focus on Washington Attendance Area
• MVROP to Hold 40th Anniversary Open House
• FUSD To Participate In The Great California Shakeout
• Fremont Council PTA To Sponsor Parent Education Night
• Superintendent Meeting To Focus On Irvington Attendance Area
• Kennedy High School Hosts College Night
• Grimmer Elementary And Walters Junior High School Ranked As High Performing Schools
• Irvington HS to Hold 1st Annual Green Fair
• Superintendent Meeting To Focus On American Attendance Area
• ValGenesis, Inc. September 3 Announced Support for EMC Documentum v.6.5
• ValGenesis, Inc Announces Integration of ValGenesis Solution with Microsoft SharePoint Server
• FUSD News - District Budget Agreement Reached
• Superintendent Meeting To Focus On Mission Attendance Area
• Fuzio Universal Bistro Opens in Fremont
• Susan Piekarski Of Irvginton High School Among 2009 All-Star Teacher Award Finalists
• Irvington HS in Running For America's Greenest School
• Parent/Community Meetings on Later Start Times for Secondary Students
• Superintendent Meeting to Focus on Kennedy Attendance Area
• Washington HS Presents You're A Good Man,Charlie Brown
• Mission San Jose HS Students Make National Physics Team
• Announcing: Tri-City Mary M. Hewitt Volunteer Awards
• American High School Presents Musical, Once on This Island
• Nightmare on Puberty Street Junior High Parent Preview Night
• Mission San Jose Elementary National ChessChampions!
• Washington and Hopkins Selected as Distinguished Schools
• Superintendent Meeting To Focus On Washington Attendance Area
• Mission San Jose Elementary Chess Team to Compete in National Championships
• Native American Program Public Hearing
• Anti-Tobacco PSA/Poster Contest Award Ceremony
• 2009 Job and Career Faire for Teens
• Spanish Immersion Visitation Day at Grimmer Elementary School
• FUSD to Co-Sponsor Community Forum on Youth Violence
• FUSD to Hold 2009 District Art Show
• Superintendent Meeting To Focus On Irvington Attendance Area
• Mattos Science Magnet Registration Open
• Toyota Employees To Volunteer At Cabrillo Elementary
• Mission Valley SELPA - Public Hearing/Meeting
• Orientation Meeting for Dual Immersion Program
• Community Meetings Regarding the Budget Crisis
• Superintendent Community Meeting to Focus on American Attendance Area
• Family Math Night 2009 Schedule
• Board of Education Announces Permanent Appointment of Superintendent
• Superintendent Announces Parent/Community Meeting on Budget Crisis
• Superintendent Meeting to Focus on Mission Attendance Area
• All American Volunteers
• FUSD News: Stressed Out Students to Hold Parent Workshop
• Oakland A’s Consider Move to Fremont
• Robertson Student/Parent Information Night
• FUSD Revamps Websites with Fremont Bank Foundation Grant
• Superintendent Announces Parent/Community Meeting on Budget Crisis
• Superintendent Meeting to Focus on Kennedy Attendance Area
• Irvington and Washington High School Present Alice in Wonderland
• K-6 Registration Date to be Moved: Effective January 2010
• Fremont Adult School - EL Civics Program
• American High School Girls Soccer Team Wears Pink for a Cause
• Fire At Irvington High School Open Monday - September 15, 2008
• Foreclosure Prevention Specialists
• Bryan Gebhardt Receives Early Endorsements For Fremont Unified School District School Board Position
• Bryan Gebhardt Files Candidacy Papers for Fremont Unified School District Board Position
• Fremont Unified School District Top Of The Class Of 2008
• Sixteen Year Old FUSD Grad Goes to Julliard
• Irvington High School Wins $350,000 California Partnership Academy Implementation Grant
• Mission San Jose High School Team 2nd Place In Annual National Ocean Sciences Bowl Competition
• Students With Cancer Get Computer Connection To Classmates
• Washington High’s David Stephenson Receives National Recognition
• Irvington's Cheryl Cook-Kallio Receives 2008 American Civic EdTeacher Award
• Technology Advisory Committee Seeks New Members
• American High School PresentsJesus Christ Superstar, April 17-25, 2008
• FUSD Unveils Anonymous Residency Tip Line
• Board Of Education Accepts Retirement Of FUSD Superintendent
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