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A man found unconscious and injured at the Phoenix Lodge in Hayward on Saturday has been identified as a San Leandro resident.
Here are some events happening between Sept. 16 and Sept. 22.
Read about different ways San Leandro is helping the environment.
Mark Cross, from Castro Valley, has made made it to Simpson University's Dean List.
A recent study assessed the City’s industrial past, current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats; and recommended three key strategies to transition the industrial San Leandro area into a vibrant 21st century center workplace district.
Don't know what to do this weekend? Let Patch help you out with our Weekend Planner.
Don't know what to do this weekend? Let Patch help you out with our Weekend Planner.
On Monday, Sept. 16, the Marina Boulevard exit will be closed in the early morning.
Hayward Police Department arrest a subject wanted for attempted murder in South Carolina, and more incidents in Hayward between Sept. 3 and 10.
On-site nurses will be providing the public free health and heart screenings.
Two summer interns, friends from Castro Valley High School, create an app to improve county shuttle service.
This past weekend, Washington Elementary's kindergarten families socialized at the annual Ice Cream Social.
The designer of Union City's Flight 93 memorial and Castro Valley's veteran memorial is in the process of building a 9/11 memorial in downtown Hayward.
Previously reported missing person Loreen Medeiros has been located in Fremont.
In a 2010 survey, 19.6 percent of 11th graders in the HUSD felt unsafe or very unsafe at school. HUSD superintendent assures parents that the district has made changes that will allow students to feel safe on campus.
Here's a list of local job listings in the San Leandro area.
