A mellow evening at Federicos and Flying A.
The first two projects are slated to be operational next spring.
Warm Springs Community Park has a bumper crop of squirrel pups this year.
If you haven't spied the shooting stars yet, the peak is still ahead.
This peaceful location is in Coyote Hills Regional Park.
Keep your eye on the night sky this weekend as a full moon illuminates the sky.
Here's a combination of birds that you don't often see together.
For 25 years, a coalition of public agencies and nonprofits has worked to restore the fish.
Quarry Lakes took on an eerie look when wildfire smoke hung in the sky.
Fremont's Lake Elizabeth at twilight.
The sun painted a happy face on this Fremont building.
6 photos of squirrel pups — your dose of cuteness!
These patriotic poodles also have Mission Peak in the background.
Once the rains stopped, out hillside quickly transformed.
Tuesday's sunset over Fremont was spectacular.
This pair enjoys snacks put out by the homeowner.
This lovely photo was taken in South Fremont.
Since 1997, the 50-year-old Irvington Library has rarely been open more than one day a week.
The moon will appear large as it peeks over the horizon.
The hiker was only about 8 feet away from the bobcat when the photo was taken.
Standing in muddy water, the heron has this portion of the lake to itself.
These long-legged birds are enjoying the wetlands.
Musk wrote on his social media platform X that adding OpenAI's tech into Apple's systems "is an unacceptable security violation."
A lake, birds, expansive park and Mission Peak — all within the city limits of Fremont.
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As officials release information about the drowning, they also issue a warning about swimming as a heat wave intensifies.
As sizzling temperatures arrive in Fremont, a glimpse of cooler weather.
Lake Elizabeth looks especially serene as it's framed with greenery from above and below.
Look who ambled out of the brush Thursday morning.
It didn't take long for the hills to turn from green to gold.
The bobcats were not alarmed by people taking their photos.
A great blue heron and two turkey vultures rest on a railing at the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Fremont.
This is a composite of 350 images taken over a 3 hour period.
San Francisco Bay takes on an ethereal presence from Coyote Hills.
Fremont neighborhoods are alive with bird song right now, as birds seek out mates.
A Fremont home is shaded by a Japanese Maple tree.
Yogendra Bhasin did not have to venture far to see the aurora borealis.
This tree has gone from being a seedling to having its own light as a landscaping feature.
The aurora borealis put on an exceptional display last weekend.
The hills are reflected in Grau Pond.