Angela Ruggiero
San Jose Mercury News
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Alameda County delays vote on large Livermore solar project
Alameda County Board of Supervisors has delayed a vote on a big solar panel project until June, questioning if it qualifies for a big tax break. → Read More
Berkeley allocates large investment for affordable housing project near BART
Berkeley City Council agreed to allocate $53 million toward an affordable housing project near two Berkeley BART stations. → Read More
East Bay official faces backlash after ‘ghetto’ comment
A Livermore Planning Commissioner and former City Council member, John Stein, could be removed from his position for comments he made during a meeting. → Read More
Livermore ranchers, farmers sue county to halt solar project
Members of several activists groups including Save North Livermore Valley and the Ohlone Audubon Society are suing Alameda County over the approval of a large-scale solar project north of Livermore. → Read More
Livermore updates historic guidelines for properties citywide
The city of Livermore updated its standards for a property to be considered historic, surveying every current property in the city. → Read More
Dublin approves millions to help fund affordable housing project near BART
A new affordable housing project could be in the works near the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station in Dublin after City Council approved millions in funding Tuesday night. → Read More
Pleasanton grocery store pleads guilty to price gouging during pandemic
A Pleasanton grocery store, Apna Bazar and its owner, were accused of illegally raising prices up to 400% during the pandemic. → Read More
Oakland students return to classroom after agreement reached with teachers union
The Oakland Education Association and the Oakland Unified School District reached an agreement Sunday after weekend negotiations over the return to the classroom for Fall 2021. → Read More
Dublin school opens much-anticipated new science, engineering building
Dublin High School officially welcomed a new 47,000-square-foot science and engineering building to its campus Thursday. → Read More
Wife of East Bay Assemblyman Rob Bonta announces run for his seat
Mia Bonta, the wife of current Assemblyman Rob Bonta and soon to be state attorney general announced she’s seeking election to her husband’s assembly seat. → Read More
Berkeley wants to hear from residents about Cal housing plans, including People’s Park
Berkeley City Council is will host a special meeting Tuesday to discuss UC Berkeley’s housing constriction plans, including the controversial People’s Park project. → Read More
East Bay city handing out free gun locks
Dublin Police are giving away free gun trigger locks as part of an effort to bring awareness to a new law that requires gun owners in Dublin to properly store firearms. → Read More
East Bay city handing out free gun locks
Dublin Police are giving away free gun trigger locks as part of an effort to bring awareness to a new law that requires gun owners in Dublin to properly store firearms. → Read More
DA charges Oakland man who allegedly shot teen after interrupting van break-in
A 23-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder after he allegedly pistol whipped a car burglar then shot a 17-year-old who was waiting in a car a short distance away. → Read More
Cal students, staff warned of massive data breach after nationwide cyber attack
A massive nationwide cyberattack last week could have compromised the data of UC faculty and staff, including at UC Berkeley, the university warned. → Read More
Pleasanton teacher and her mother die after car goes over cliff at Bodega Bay
A first grade teacher at Lydiksen Elementary in Pleasanton died in crash over the weekend in Bodega Bay. → Read More
Pleasanton offers ‘virtual academy’ this fall for students who prefer distance learning
While some students struggled with distance learning during the pandemic, some thrived. So Pleasanton Unified will now offer an alternative solution for students, Virtual Academy for fall 2021. → Read More
Housing alone shouldn’t replace popular downtown Pleasanton restaurant, planners say
Owners of Barone's Restaurant in Pleasanton want to shutter, and tear down the restaurant for housing. → Read More
Berkeley police: Sex assault cold case solved after 24 years
After 24 years, Berkeley Police were able to solve a cold case sexual assault of a teenager thanks to DNA evidence. → Read More
Former East Bay council candidate sued for sexual harassment
This former Danville Town Council candidate, who lost in the November 2020, is being sued by a former employee for allegations of sexual harassment, including allegedly drugging her drink at a work… → Read More