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Pride Month And Planning For HUSD
In Which: Hayward announces a Russell City Redress Fund with the County, HUSD's LGBTQ+ Comms Plan on shaky ground after cuts, And The SIR reveals issues…
Jul 11
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Collin Thormoto
Protecting Backyard Trees Still Rankles Some
In Which: Staff explains where native trees usually are, A Commissioner pushes too far on how fees are spent, and Commissioner pushes for personal…
Jul 9
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Collin Thormoto
The Zine Comes To You!
In Which: I show off our lovely Zine to the online subscribers, Full articles are linked and explained for your viewing pleasure, and I dip out of town…
Jul 4
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Collin Thormoto
HUSD Still Under Water
In Which: Bruckner-Carrillo complains about formatting, HUSD is still $12 million short after the cuts, And Trustee Prada asks for a spreadsheet.
Jul 2
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Collin Thormoto
June 2025
Big Spending And Military Equipment
In Which: Former CM gets a big severance package, Stack Center continues on, and Military equipment policy gets waived through.
Jun 27
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Collin Thormoto
Big Budgets and Public Art
In Which: I return, Council talks public art fees, Our tasty water will cost a little more, And the City's budget gets approved despite the deficit.
Jun 25
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Collin Thormoto
The Hayward Herald At The Night Market
Stop By, Say Hi, Let’s Talk Hayward.
Jun 19
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Collin Thormoto
What Is Hayward Anyway?
In Which: I explain where Hayward actually is, why it's confusing to so many people, and why different identities is so important.
Jun 12
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Collin Thormoto
Council Eyeing Changes To WFH
In Which: The Mayor is out of town so Councilmember Roche takes point, A drive-thru is now allowed on airport land, and Council takes aim at work from…
Jun 6
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Collin Thormoto
Future Of Arts Uncertain At HUSD
In Which: We explain the VAPA program and what it does, Trustee Rawdon pounds the table over Art funding cuts, and Staff pushes back on Trustee…
Jun 4
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Collin Thormoto
May 2025
Residents Reject Safety Improvements
In Which: Acting CM leans into his role, Mayor Salinas puts his thumb on the scale, And Wildfire risk management falls to the individual homeowner.
May 30
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Collin Thormoto
City Administration In Historic Disarray
In Which: We give an update on the state of the City's administration, Commissioner Stevens offers to give back free money, and One more Starbucks is…
May 28
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Collin Thormoto
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