Fremont Police Department reports 1st homicide of the year
A man died in Fremont earlier today after sustaining fatal injuries during an altercation with another man, according to a…
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Fremont wants to plant 121,700 trees in the city over the next 40 years
FREMONT, Calif. — For the past few years, Fremont has been working on a plan to grow and manage its…
Fatal police shooting cases in Fremont, Hayward to be reopened
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.
Made Up Theatre celebrates 12 years of improv in Fremont
On Saturday, Jan. 21, Made Up Theatre is celebrating 12 years of building an improv community out of nothing in the city of Fremont. Taylor says it’s a big milestone for the theater, not only because it will be the first in-person anniversary celebration in three years, but also considering how many venues were forced to close because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Storm drives Fremont to declare local emergency
The city of Fremont has declared a local emergency to ensure it has access to state and federal resources if needed to address the impacts of the heavy storms passing through the state.
Fremont approves 20-year lease for Mission Peak
The Fremont City Council on Dec. 6 unanimously decided to approve a 25-year lease agreement with the East Bay Regional Park District to continue managing 900 acres of the 3,023-acre Mission Peak Regional Preserve, as it has been doing for about half a century.
Fremont’s new trail expansion project includes an iconic bridge over 880
Fremont is working on a major trail expansion project that includes a unique bridge that will not only allow people to walk and bike over Interstate 880, but also serve as a signature piece of infrastructure for the Warm Springs area.
Fremont City Council tables approval of new Mission Peak lease agreement
The East Bay Regional Park District has been managing and operating part of Mission Peak for the city of Fremont for close to half a century, but residents that live near one of the entrances to the regional park are unhappy with how the district is handling parking.