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“The officers responsible need to be held accountable,” the statement reads. “While we applaud the act of reopening this case, we hope that this act is accompanied with a conviction. We need the cops prosecuted, convicted, and stripped of their badges so they cannot continue to cause harm to the communities that they are sworn to protect.”
Several dozen nurses held an informational picket outside of the St. Rose Hospital in Hayward on Friday morning, raising awareness about chronic short staffing and high turnover.
Less than a week after the release of video footage showing the fatal police beating of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols, an avid skater and lover of sunsets, members of the Hayward community gathered to mourn his loss and call for an end to police brutality.
The fatal police shootings of Caleb Smith, Joshua Gloria and Agustin Gosalez in Southern Alameda County are set to be revisited by the newly elected county prosecutor.
Some city staff, including some of the highest-paid staff, are getting a raise to ensure they’re getting paid at a rate that matches the rest of the labor market.
Essentially, the roots of a very large tree near the gym grew into the pipe over the decades, eventually creating a blockage affecting about 80% of the pipe, which has been causing flooding issues near the gym and which the district only recently learned about, Allan Garde, Hayward Unified School District’s assistant superintendent of business, told the district’s Board of Education at it’s Jan. 11 meeting.
The Hayward Unified School District Board of Education on Jan. 11 voted unanimously to increase the day-to-day substitute teacher pay from $220 to $260 a day. The pay for teachers subbing for two weeks or longer was raised from $240 to $300 a day.
On Jan. 9, the Hayward City Council appointed city planning commissioner Dan Goldstein to fill a two-year vacancy on the council.
Classrooms without heat, floors damaged by flooding and a faucet that wouldn’t turn off for days — maintenance issues are reportedly plaguing schools in Hayward.
The city of Hayward is working with Alameda County and nonprofit Bay Area Community Services to buy St. Regis Retirement Center on Mission Boulevard and transform it into a campus that supports people who are struggling with housing and their physical or mental health.
