CVSan offices will be closed Tuesday, November 11, 2025.
From Mediterranean cuisine to coffee and a spa, these businesses are transforming a Bay Area city's downtown area.
Authorities say she was last seen walking in the area of Edwards Lane at Center Street Sunday night.
The dim sum restaurant, HL Peninsula, had its grand opening on Thursday.
CVSan will be operating at a limited capacity until we reopen for regular business on Tuesday, November 4th.
The new station will play a "critical role" in helping respond to emergencies in the region, fire officials said Tuesday.
The woman died after jumping out of a car in a desperate attempt to flee from her abuser, according to a The Mercury News report.
Video: County Board of Supervisors Meeting October 9, 2025
The exhibit will be at the Main Library in San Leandro through Nov. 26.
Single-family residents participate in CVSan’s Used Motor Oil Filter Exchange Program to receive $15 coupons for new oil filters.
CHP officials have not said why the pedestrian was lying on the roadway.
Students and staff at the Castro Valley High School were evacuated while authorities searched the campus following a bomb threat on Tuesday.
Coffee enthusiasts have a number of options when it comes to local spots that offer a variety of roasts and specialty drinks.
Textile Collection Week will be from October 6th – 10th!
The three-year project focused on the reduction of hazardous fuels via thinning and removing trees.
Fall is just around the corner, and Patch has put together a guide on exactly where to pick delicious apples all over the Bay Area.
A local theater invites the community to revisit classic movies from the 1970s, 1980s and 2000s.
An Ebony Alert was issued for the teen.
A popular fall-themed festival gets underway this weekend in the East Bay.
On Aug. 30, Californians without a fishing license will be able to explore a new hobby on Free Fishing Day.
A historic theater will soon be undergoing renovations, with an official groundbreaking event happening this week.
Disgraced former owner of Adams Autoworx, located in Castro Valley, Albany, and Walnut Creek, jailed for child abuse in Alameda County.
The presence of blue-green algae in lakes has resulted in ongoing advisories from East Bay park officials.
CVSan offices will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day.
The Castro Valley Library and other East Bay branches are offering some free community-friendly events this weekend.
On August 5th, three non-profit charities were presented with donation checks from Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSan) at CVSan’s Board
The program mixes game play with fall prevention education and exercises addressing range of motion, balance, muscle strength and endurance.
Magnolia Grove is the latest multi-family community to be re-certified by CVSan) in the Green Neighbor Community Recognition Program!
The program recognizes local multi-family communities who practice the 4Rs – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Rot (organics).
Thrifters can score big this weekend. Salvation Army Thrift Stores are offering 50% off, and Goodwill boasts special deals.
Castro Valley is one of the Bay Area cities earning top grades for schools, family-friendliness, outdoor activities, diversity, and weather.
Photographer Anna Schneider loves the wildlife from Lake Chabot Regional Park.
Pediatricians share tips to make sure your child starts the year strong
The owners of a jewelry shop in Castro Valley are holding a "retirement sale" to thank the customers who helped make their dream a reality.
A popular Chinese eatery on Castro Valley Boulevard recently announced its closing, much to patrons' disappointment.
1,305 Alameda County residential households and Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSan) businesses attended CVSan’s Recycles Day.
A Hayward resident landed a $2 million jackpot on a California Lottery "Scratchers," and it's not his first win playing the game.
A Hayward resident on an incredible lottery lucky streak landed a $2 million jackpot on a California Lottery scratcher game, officials said.
Both were arrested and taken to jail, police said.
The woman told police she was defending herself from being assaulted, according to the Hayward Police Department.