Andrew McGall
East Bay Times
Hayward, CA, United States
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Former Oakland Tribune, Contra Costa Times journalist Larry Spears dies at 86
Four-decade East Bay career spanned from Berkeley’s Free Speech Movement to Concord’s battles over gay rights → Read More
California tax measures loom like El Niño deluge
State, regions, counties, schools, cities, transportation agencies lining up to ask voters for money. → Read More
California braces for flood of tax measures
State, regions, counties, schools, cities, transportation agencies lining up to ask voters for money. → Read More
BART dropping coal investments
BART directors vote to end investments in coal. Move is more symbolic than significant financially. → Read More
BART dropping coal investments
BART directors vote to end investments in coal. Move is more symbolic than significant financially. → Read More
BART affordable housing policy OK
BART to require 20 percent affordable housing on station property projects → Read More
Bay transit agencies get $500 million
Bay trains, buses, ferries to benefit from congressional action and toll bridge funds. → Read More
Walnut Creek 'monumental' sculpture wins OK
Walnut Creek arts panel likes "Intersect in Red" that will rise 50 feet at the corner of the I-680 off-ramp to Ygnacio Valley Road in front of The Landing, a four-story, 178-unit apartment complex facing the BART station. → Read More
Bay Bridge workers aim to stop stormwater leaks
A contractor is helping Caltrans refill or replace grease caps, add weep holes and caulk steel elements and reinforcement within the bridge's concrete structure "where needed for further weather protection," → Read More
Bay Bridge workers aim to stop stormwater leaks
A contractor is helping Caltrans refill or replace grease caps, add weep holes and caulk steel elements and reinforcement within the bridge's concrete structure 'where needed for further weather protection.' → Read More
California transportation money cut back
State Transportation Commission cuts $754 million from five-year budget. Cites "significant drop" in money for projects. → Read More
California transportation money cut back
State Transportation Commission cuts $754 million from five-year budget. Cites 'significant drop' in money for projects. → Read More
California transportation money cut back
A five-year plan for California transportation improvement projects lost three-quarters of a billion dollars this week when a state agency cut its revenue estimate, an action that could slow the BART extension to Santa Clara County or delay widening of the Interstate 680-Highway 4 interchange. → Read More
BART putting real video cameras in all train cars
BART working on how to acquire, pay for and install working surveillance cameras on all cars. Jan. 9 shooting death on a train led to revelation that many cameras are dummies. → Read More
Share the Spirit donations hit three-year high
East Bay residents were generous during the holiday season, contributing $194,000 to the annual Share the Spirit campaign that warms the winter days for the less fortunate. → Read More
BART putting real video cameras in all train cars
BART working on how to acquire, pay for and install working surveillance cameras on all cars. Jan. 9 shooting death on a train led to revelation that many cameras are dummies. → Read More
Highway 4 segment in Antioch closing early Friday
The 1-4 a.m. closure will affect a stretch of Highway 4 between Hillcrest Avenue and Highway 160. A detour will be marked. → Read More
Emergency drills on bay could put white smoke into air
White smoke rising from boats on the bay Wednesday will signal a training drill involving a host of agencies.The drill involving more than 20 agencies began at 6 a.m. and will continue through 5 p.m. to test emergency responses on the bay. The → Read More
Bay ferries practice for emergencies Wednesday
Bay ferry emergency drill means white smoke, unusual boating activities, will be visible Wednesday as a host of agencies participate in a training drill. → Read More
California road-use fee test needs volunteer drivers
California is looking for 5,000 volunteers to help it test charging a road maintenance and repair fee based on the number of miles driven. Caltrans says such a fee could replace the state's gas tax. → Read More