🌱 Patch AM: San Leandro Police Find Hidden Bunker During Encampment Cleanup

Spotted on the San Leandro calendar: Walnut Creek Oktoberfest: Prost to a Weekend of Brews, Brats & Bavarian Fun! 🥨🍻

🌱 Patch AM: San Leandro Man Sexually Abused Teen He Met Playing Phone Games: Report

And on the San Leandro Patch calendar - Free Fall Job Fair

🌱 Patch AM: How new EPA-funded devices will cut trash flowing into San Leandro Bay

Happening soon: Free Fall Job Fair on the San Leandro Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How close could new San Leandro cannabis shops be to schools?

Make time for Free Fall Job Fair on the San Leandro Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Fall Art Fest 2026, Sept. 26 - 27 at Evergreen Nursery, San Leandro. and 9 more events

And check out Walnut Creek Oktoberfest: Prost to a Weekend of Brews, Brats & Bavarian Fun! 🥨🍻 on the San Leandro Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How a sailor’s fatal overdose in San Leandro led to guilty pleas

You won’t want to miss Walnut Creek Oktoberfest: Prost to a Weekend of Brews, Brats & Bavarian Fun! 🥨🍻 on the San Leandro Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: How a wrong-way Mustang shut down I-580 near San Leandro.

Be sure to catch Agricultural Day (Ag Day!) on the San Leandro Patch calendar

Large Earthquake Shakes Bay Area

East Bay earthquake struck near San Leandro Thursday morning but was felt across the Bay Area.

Largest Free Street Festival 'West Of The Mississippi' Returns To The East Bay

The festival attracts more than 150,000 people each year, according to organizers.

Oakland's Hospital Workers And Patients Rally For Pediatric Care

Participants said the move creates barriers for patients to access care.

'A Lover Of Music:' Youth Concert Honors Slain East Bay Teen

Jenny Lin, 14, was killed in her Castro Valley home in 1994.

Heritage Fire Brings Live-Fire Flavor to the San Francisco Peninsula

Top chefs, bold bites and Napa Valley wines come together at Coyote Point on July 26 for an all-inclusive culinary experience.

Building Problem Solvers at Coastline Christian Schools: Inside Odyssey of the Mind

A team of middle school students developed real-world problem-solving skills that led them from regional competition to the world stage.

Judge Ridenour Enters District 14 Race With “Running for the People” Message

Ridenour's campaign focuses on restoring trust, accountability, and people-first governance

San Leandro Summer Library Program Begins Monday

“Our Summer Library Program is designed to bring the community together," the library's director said.

San Leandro To Host Pride Flag Raising Ceremony

"Our LGBTQ+ community has my unwavering support," San Leandro's mayor said.

San Leandro Sees Decline In Number Of People Living On City Streets

City officials attribute low-barrier shelter, dedicated outreach, and a new prevention program for the decline.

San Leandro Cherry Festival Returns In June

The tradition dates back to 1909, officials said.

Shrooms 'Art-N-Seek' Game Coming To San Leandro

On June 13, mushrooms will take over the main library plaza.

San Leandro Recieves $1M In Federal Funding For Shoreline Project

The funding will go toward improving the shoreline area in San Leandro.

Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Maintains 'A' Safety Grade From Watchdog Group

The hospital has maintained an A grade through the last three rankings.

Popular Chocolate Recalled Over Salmonella Risk

The San Leandro-based company voluntarily recalled the product on Monday.

'Para Toda La Comunidad': Cinco De Mayo Celebration Returns To San Leandro Friday

"Join us in celebrating the heart and soul of San Leandro and experience the joy of cultural connection," city officials said.

Support Pours For San Leandro Woman Who Lost Home In Fire

The fire impacted five homes, including the 72-year-old woman's.

Monarch Butterfly Exhibit, Events Planned At San Leandro Main Library

A traveling exhibit on monarchs opens this week, with free library programs through mid-May.

San Leandro Farmers' Market Returns In April

There will be up to 30 vendors at the event, including Bodega Trading Company, Dumpling Kings, and Toshi’s Teriyaki Grill.

Engagment Forum Lets San Leandro Resident Share Thoughts On 2027 Fiscal Budget

The forum will be held on Monday and Tuesday, city officials said.

Coastline Students Shine at BizWorld Competition

From a Brand Partner: Eighth graders compete in real-world business challenge at Riskmasters Luncheon hosted at the Computer History Museum

Police Release PSA On Girl Scout Cookies: 'Remain Calm, Do Not Buy 12 At Once'

The playful video was posted on social media by the San Leandro Police Department.

Books for children of Samoa

Rheumatic Heart disease testing saves hundreds of children

A Historic San Leandro Comic Shop Is On The Brink Of Closure

Its co-owner is asking for help keeping the business going and keeping "the magic alive."

A Plan to Attract What’s Next In Retail

San Leandro aims to grow the local economy, strengthen its regional identity, support small businesses, and enhance the quality of life.

New Fire Chief Appointed In East Bay City

The announcement comes more than a year after the city's last fire chief retired.

Former NFLer Dies In San Leandro: Report

Keith Browner Sr. played five seasons in the NFL between 1984 and 1988.

Traveling Exhibit Highlighting Mars Lands In San Leandro: 'We're Honored'

The exhibit will be at the Main Library in San Leandro through Nov. 26.

Nurses To Picket At Major San Leandro Hospital, Protesting Layoffs And A.I. In Medical Care

Union nurses will protest outside 22 facilities across California, claiming the hospitals are putting profits and politics before patients.

Home Match: Building Community Through Shared Housing

The program reflects a top priority for San Leandro: ensuring housing for all while fostering a spirit of belonging.

Volunteers Make All The Difference On Coastal Cleanup Day: San Leandro

Join others for a good cause: sprucing up beaches and waterways in local parks.

East Bay Library Is Getting A Revamp

A library in the East Bay will be demolished and replaced with a new, larger facility.

Farmers Market Bounty: Photo Of The Day

Photographer Miyo Burnett loves the selection from the farmers market.

'BBQ & Badges' Is A Day Of ‘Community, Safety and Fun’

Meet your local police officers at the San Leandro Police Department's "BBQ & Badges" event.

Bountiful Succulents: Photos Of The Day

Photographer Liz Whitt shows off her colorful succulents.

Community 'Restoration Day' Aims To Spruce Up Local Creek

All are welcome to participate in an event centered on making a creek healthier.

Sunflowers Catch Some Shade: Photos Of The Day

Photographer Miyo Burnett is helping her sunflowers block out the haters.

Longevity Breakthroughs to Help You Live Longer

The Livelong Newsletter provides tips to help you extend your life, improve your health, and grow your happiness.

$1.1 Million in StopWaste Grants for Projects that Prevent Waste

Funding for reuse, repair, food waste prevention & recovery, reusable foodware and more. Businesses, nonprofits, others can apply by March 3

How to Pay for Energy Storage & Have Power During Outages

Solar loans, leases, and PPAs help Californians go solar, install battery storage systems and have power during utility outages.

What Oil & Gas Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Solar

Experts debunk 9 utility-fueled myths so you can make an informed decision about solar energy for your home.

How to Get an 1% Interest Rate on Your Home Repair Loan

Renew Alameda is making home repairs affordable for homeowners across Alameda County. See how it works and if you qualify!