The City Council will consider taking the first step in eminent domain to secure access to an alley
Hercules officials postpone plans after tax liens are discovered
Here is some of the action involving East Bay politicians in Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
Council members reversed last month's rejection of the tower after Verizon Wireless threatened to sue
The council will discuss budget appropriations as well as the once-rejected communication tower in Pinole Valley Park
Here is some of the action involving East Bay politicians this past week in Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
Verizon officials say they have a valid lease with the city for the tower
The council will also discuss renaming the Willow Avenue overcrossing when it meets on Tuesday evening
The rate increases will average 3.5 percent a year for five years
Greg Dwyer has worked at Hercules City Hall for 20 years
In an opinionated letter to constituents Zachary Mallett says the system must focus on maintenance and curb "outlandish benefits."
The council meets Tuesday night to discuss the two items as well as the new city budget
BART riders will need to find alternative ways to work on Monday morning
The transit agency is warning commuters that getting across the Bay could be a mess on Monday.
Some of the things East Bay elected officials have been working on this past week
BART officials made a new offer to union negotiators as labor talks continued on Thursday
The $12.6 million spending plan was buoyed by the passage of Measure A
County clerk cautions that marriages won’t resume right away.
Congressional and state officials say the decision opens a pathway for marriage equality
The City Council is also scheduled to approve an agreement to sell the Sycamore Crossing property
The survey by the Bay Area News Group also details the "pension pickups" some government employees receive
The new position should also help Skinner's Assembly district, which stretches from Hercules to Piedmont
Two proposed amendments to the state Constitution would lower voter thresholds on funding measures.
What do you think? Should more low-income Californians be added to the Medi-Cal rolls?
The 78-foot-tall Verizon tower is on Tuesday night's council agenda
(Editor's note: This excerpt is from an article by local blogger Patty Enrado.)