Trump Birth Control Coverage Rules Blocked, Affecting California

The central issue in the case revolves around an Obamacare requirement that birth control services be covered at no additional cost.

Furloughed Workers: Unemployment Resources In CA

Whether furloughed or required to work without pay, California wants to help federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.

New Assistant City Manager Appointed In San Leandro

Elizabeth D. Warmerdam was hired away from the City of Alameda.

Free Gas Cards: Legal Action Planned Over Promotion

A chance to win gas cards in a drawing at a pro-Prop 6 rally is being called illegal by opponents.

Short-Term Rentals: Forum On San Leandro Regulations

The City Council is drawing up policies and regulations on short-term rentals.

Crackdown on Short-Term Rentals In San Leandro

A temporary moratorium on non-hosted, short-term rentals was unanimously approved. It could be extended or made permanent.

San Leandro Names New City Manager

Assistant City Manager Jeff Kay was named to be the new permanent city manager.

261 Year Sentence For San Leandro, Oakland Assaults

A 9-year-old girl and an adult woman were his victims.

Full Sexual Harassment Report Released By San Leandro

The City has agreed to a $350,000 severance payment for City Manager Chris Zapata.

San Leandro City Manager To Receive $350,000 Severance

Chris Zapata had a contract until January 2020.

Details Of Ghost Ship Plea Deal Expected Tuesday

The deal was reportedly reached Friday afternoon after intense negotiations.

Attempted Murder Charges Filed In San Leandro Robbery Case

The robbery happened on June 15.

'Families Belong Together Rally' Planned In San Leandro

Organizers say they want lawmakers to keep families together.

2 Men Charged With Murder For San Leandro Stabbing

This was the first murder in San Leandro in 2018.

San Leandro City Manager Cleared Of Wrongdoing

The city council voted unanimously to reinstate Chris Zapata, effective immediately.

San Leandro Councilwoman Prods Congress On Local Funding

The nation currently has a $2 trillion investment gap. Needs include transportation, roads, bridges, water and broadband. ​

San Leandro Businessman Sentenced To Federal Prison

He was also ordered to pay $357,531.76 in restitution.

Domestic Violence Cases Consolidated In Alameda County

All requests for restraining orders will now be handled in Hayward.

All Day Parking Restrictions Near San Leandro BART Station

The restriction will go into effect soon. Here's where to park instead.

San Leandro Man's Murder: 2 Plead Not Guilty

Two men, one from San Leandro and the other from Oakland, are charged in the killing.

San Leandro Business Owner Pleads Guilty To Tax Fraud

He faces prison time and a large fine.

San Leandro City Manager Put On Paid Administrative Leave

The move follows an official complaint of sexual harassment by the CEO of a local nonprofit.

San Leandro City Manager Accused Of Sexual Harrassment

City Manager Chris Zapata has not responded to a request for comment on the accusation.

San Leandro Receives State Grant for Warden Park

San Leandro Receives State Grant for Warden Park

San Leandro Gets Money For Housing

San Leandro is one of six cities in Alameda County that will share millions of dollars.

Voter Registration Deadline Approaches For Special Election

Do you want higher taxes, San Leandro? Voting is already underway.

Gov. Jerry Brown Seeks Federal Disaster Declaration

The state is asking for money to repair the Oroville Dam spillway, plus other storm-ravaged infrastructure.

Newly Formed 'East Bay Community Energy Authority' Seeks Community Advisers

San Leandro is among 11 cities in region to join the program aimed at securing cheaper, greener energy alternatives for locals. Interested?

Gov. Jerry Brown to Undergo More Cancer Treatments

The governor was first treated for cancer in 2012.

Alameda County Creates Regional Energy Authority

San Leandro is among eleven cities that have voted to join Alameda County in the newly created East Bay Community Energy authority.

San Leandro: Property Taxes Due Nov. 1 in Alameda County

The payment date is here for the first installment of your 2016-2017 property taxes.

San Leandro Seeks Public Input for Eden Health District

The Alameda Local Agency Formation Commission will hold the third of three special meetings on November 7 in San Leandro.

San Leandro Appoints New Police Chief & Assistant City Manager

City Manager Chris Zapata announced the appoints of Jeff Tudor as Police Chief and Jeff Kay as Assistant City Manager in San Leandro.

Governor Signs Bill To Place Locking Devices on DUI Offender Vehicles

A pilot program has been in place in Alameda and three other counties since 2010.

BART: Major Damage Caused By Golf-Club Swinging Man

One train had to be taken out of service. An Oakland station was also damaged.

San Leandro: Are You Wondering Why Flags Are Flying at Half-Staff?

President John F. Kennedy appointed this remarkable woman, a true trailblazer, to a federal position. Her actions are still felt today.

Your Chance to Run For Office in San Leandro Ends Friday

The nomination period is closing. But there is one catch.

Need Survey Records, San Leandro? They're Online Now

The new online tool will save you a trip to Hayward.

Oakland City Council Votes to Ban Handling and Storage of Coal

Environmental groups say that exposure to coal dust could make West Oakland's existing air quality issues worse.

Man Shot, Killed in North Oakland Thursday Morning

The man was taken to a hospital but died from his injuries there.