SJND Grad, Cooper Teare On Track In Life Pursuit To Qualify For U.S. Olympic Team Tryouts In June By Ben Wiley, ANN Youth Writer Since bursting onto the elite running scene at Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School (SJND) in Alameda and then at the University of Oregon, 24-year-old Cooper Teare has rattled off countless impressive achievements, yet is now preparing for his biggest challenge so far–vying to make his first US Olympic track and field team this summer. Teare’s… [READ MORE].
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Pedestrians Have More ‘Dominion Of The Road’ Than Vehicles, But Ultimately Hold Their Fate In Their Feet and Heads TO HEAR THE FULL INTERVIEW, CLICK ON SOUNDBAR AT END OF STORY Text and Photos preceding full audio interview by Larry Freeman The flip side of “bad driving” in and around Alameda, (covered in our previous audio interview with Chief Joshi) is “bad walking” when it comes to those of us who trade wheels for our feet during transit. In this… [READ MORE].
City Council Approves Staff Study Of Adding Two Drones And Other Measures To Sideline Or Shutdown Sideshows In Alameda PREFACE TO FULL AUDIO INTERVIEW WITH APD CHIEF NISHANT JOSHI By Larry Freeman (photos from public domain sources) Sideshow promoters, participants and observers, which can pack upwards of 300 to 400 or more at a given event scene, may soon be under APD aerial surveillance to allow police to better identify those involved for later consequences, involving fines, bills, vehicle confiscation… [READ MORE].
By Ben Wiley Youth Writer For ANN Photos by Ben Wiley Already the 2024 regular-season league champions, the Encinal High School Jets’ softball team (19-4) booked their spot in the West Alameda-County Shoreline postseason tournament final with their sixth straight home win, a resounding 14-to-4 mercy rule victory against the San Leandro High School Pirates (15-10). The semi-final encounter, which took place on May 8 at Alameda’s Washington Park softball field, got off to a fast start as Encinal’s senior… [READ MORE].
A Private Eye Of Sorts, Namely Video Security Cameras Owned And Operated By HOA’s May Be Deployed By Larry Freeman Various Harbor Bay Isle (HBI) HOA’s are in the midst weighing the pros and cons of placing HBI owned and operated Photo and video security cameras. Michael Robles Wong, President of The Costa Brava HOA, one of twenty eight at HBI, is helping to spearhead the potential addition of FLOCK Safety devices to allow Community Of Harbor Bay Isle Security … [READ MORE].
Mounting Frustration With Local Problem Requires City Council Approval By Larry Freeman APD will go to the City Council on the evening of Tuesday, May 7th to request the purchase of two aerial drones which could be used to gather evidence on such matters as tracking vehicle involvement and whereabouts for a host of public safety problems as out of control sideshows, violent crimes, hostage situations natural disasters and other significant threats to public safety. APD is seeking to inform… [READ MORE].
Rivals Showcase All Out Talents And Focus In Classic Nail Biter By Ben Wiley Youth Writer for alamedanews.org (a special message about Ben follows this story.) Photos by Larry Freeman The Alameda High School (AHS) varsity baseball team (13-8) notched a two-game season sweep over league-rival Berkeley High School (11-10), defeating the visitors 4-3 in dramatic, come-from-behind, walk-off fashion. This faceoff, at the city of Alameda’s Lincoln Park on April 29, was of utmost importance to both teams as it… [READ MORE].
Project On Indefinite Hold Pending City Analysis Of Experiment And Future Council Decision By Larry Freeman The little experiment that could one day help lead to global climate cooling mitigations recently became a major science story buzz in the likes of The New York Times, local TV, radio, The SF Chronicle and even Popular Mechanics and The Smithsonian Magazine to name a few. But now the Marine Cloud Brightening Program (MCB) headed up by leading climate scientists at The University… [READ MORE].
HORNET, FABLED SHIP OF PAST, LOOKS TO FUTURE AS IT HOSTS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON “MARINE CLOUD BRIGHTENING PROGRAM” PART ONE OF THIS STORY Text and Photos By Larry Freeman ( outsourced photos noted in captions) The USS Hornet, Alameda’s famed warship museum which commemorates and preserves the past through its ties to the history of critical missions from World War II to Vietnam, and later the recovery vessel for the Apollo 11 Astronauts and capsule, now has a mission that… [READ MORE].
APD And City Push Back On The Decision, Citing Multiple Previous Investigations That Cleared Officers; DA Pamela Price’s Office Reviewed Past Evidence As Basis To Charge, One Day Prior To Statute Of Limitations Expiration Date By Larry Freeman One day before the third anniversary of Mario Gonzalez’s in-custody death, and on the eve of the expiration of a statute of limitations to charge the officers, The Public Accountability Unit (PAU) of Alameda County D.A’s Office and DA Pamela Price announced… [READ MORE].