Questions may be sent in advance to Dr. Yvonne Maldonado, a Stanford pediatric infectious-disease specialist. Event streams live this week.
COVID-19 Q&As can be directed to guest speaker Sutter Health's chief medical officer, Dr. Stephen Lockhart, during the Facebook Live event.
Non-essential city services and interactions will be on an appointment or telephone-only basis.
Castro Valley Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results from across Alameda County in the primary election for March 3, 2020.
The polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. If you have a mail-in ballot still on hand, you may drop it off at any polling place.
Election day is Tuesday, March 3. If you are searching for your polling location, here is where you vote.
Early voting is already underway in Alameda County. Here's where to drop off your official ballot.
Help will be available on Saturdays to help people fill out and complete petitions for dismissal.
A woman's badly burned body was found in a canyon in 1991. She was finally identified in 2007, but her death remains unsolved.
Over 28 tons of holiday trees collected and diverted from going to the landfill!
CVSan recycling, organics, and garbage collection services during the holiday.
The ban is in unincorporated areas including Ashland, Castro Valley, Cherryland, Fairview, Hayward Acres, San Lorenzo and Sunol.
Items picked up at CVSan's Textile Collection Week and Bulky & Reuse Pick-Ups get resold, repurposed, or recycled.
Dozens of US mayors are pushing for a bill to pass Congress before the end of the year.
Eden Area ROP recognized CVSan as a partner who provides students with work-based learning opportunities.
Students at Vannoy Elementary learned more than half the materials in one day's worth of garbage could have been diverted from the landfill.
A grand total of 11,654 lbs. of textiles was collected and diverted from the landfill!
CVSan Recycling, organics and garbage collection services during the holiday.
They will spend years behind bars for their roles in killing a man in a wheelchair.
These Employees Made Waste Reduction A Priority!
Applications are due Monday, November 4, 2019
Green Businesses make communities healthier and more livable.
New taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel are generating billions of dollars for hundreds of state and local transportation projects.
Applications are being accepted until October 31st.
Residents of Castro Valley can redeem their CRV at several locations.
Residents of Castro Valley are encouraged to be involved in their community and be civically engaged with their local government.
Participate in CVSan's award-winning Used Motor Oil Filter Exchange Program October 7th - November 15th.
CVSan residents can now recycle textiles curbside.
Jenny Lin Foundation was presented with a $205 donation at the August 3rd CVSan Board of Directors meeting.
The man used other people's social security numbers to file income tax returns.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case.
Detectives arrested Rev. Hector David Vela at a church in Fremont.
The victim was gunned down in Cherryland while pushing his 3-month-old son in a baby stroller.
CVSan will be closed on September 2nd. Recycling, organics, and garbage collection services will occur as regularly scheduled.
Eden Counseling was presented with a $260 donation at the August 6th CVSan Board of Directors meeting.
Castro Valley Sanitary District awarded the Certificate of Achievement in Financial Reporting for the fourth consecutive year.
The letter was signed by 249 mayors across the country.
$1,000 scholarships available for students who are fostering environmental stewardship in their community.
The gang-related shooting and vehicle pursuit happened over on the Peninsula.
CVSan is offering financial assistance to Castro Valley homeowners to replace their entire sewer lateral.