Four storefronts burn in Hayward structure fire
The Hayward Fire Department is investigating the cause of a two-alarm fire Monday that burned four storefronts at the corner of Foothill Boulevard ...
Strike team joins effort to battle 2,000-acre Crews Fire
The Crews Fire burning east of Gilroy in rural Santa Clara County has burned an estimated 2,000 ...
Hayward city employees give up raises, cut expense budgets due to pandemic revenue loss
The coronavirus crisis may deplete Hayward’s $36 million in General Fund reserves in one year unless spending ...
Hayward COVID-19 testing center can process 370 tests per day
A partnership with a Menlo Park genetics laboratory firm will allow Hayward to open a dedicated center ...
BART South Hayward station reopens with residual delays
BART officials said South Hayward station has reopened following some power line issues that PG&E corrected Monday ...
Flight instructor killed in helicopter crash
Wayne Prodger, 62, of Sunnyvale died Monday after a helicopter he was in crashed at Hayward Executive Airport, according to the Alameda County ...
Helicopter lands upside down in Hayward, injuring two on board
Two people were seriously injured when a helicopter crashed Monday afternoon at the Hayward Executive Airport.
Fire chief suspended for drinking on the job
Hayward's fire chief nearly lost his job after an investigation revealed a pattern of drinking on the ...
Grass fires cause I-880 delays
Grass fires reported along southbound Interstate Highway 880 in Hayward Tuesday are causing lane and on-ramp closures ...
Fire torches 100 portable toilets
Transients may have started a one-alarm fire that spread to about 100 porta-potties at a storage facility ...
Elderly man dies in fast-moving home fire
An elderly man was killed this morning after his daughter and a neighbor tried to pull him from the front door of a ...
Hazmat scare forces shelter-in-place, road closure
A hazardous materials incident in Hayward this afternoon has prompted a widespread shelter-in-place order and a road ...
