This Bay Area native just unseated Taylor Swift as world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire
At age 30, a Bay Area native and artificial intelligence entrepreneur has now dethroned celebrity powerhouse Taylor Swift as the world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire, in a new Forbes review.
Travelers with no REAL ID can fly for now, but with likely extra steps: Homeland Security
Travelers who aren’t REAL ID compliant by the upcoming deadline this week will still be able to fly but should be prepared for extra scrutiny, the head of Homeland Security said Tuesday, prompting a sigh of relief for those who haven't gotten the new identification yet.
Fremont teachers reach tentative contract deal
Teachers in Fremont reached a tentative deal Wednesday night on a new contract with the school district, which averts the possibility of a strike, and comes as a relief to parents and the school community.
Fremont debate students raise funds for coach stricken with cancer
A group of Fremont debate students have launched a GoFundMe account to raise funds for their beloved teacher, who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
Forensic scientists ID mutilated animal remains found at Fremont train station; skeptics remain
The decapitated and eviscerated remains of some kind of animal left on a park bench at the Centerville Train Station in Fremont has stumped authorities for the last week, leaving some to wonder whether some sort of satanic cult was involved.
Man charged with hate crime after incident at Fremont restaurant
A man is facing hate crime and battery charges in Fremont after he was accused of assaulting an Indian woman and her children at a fast food restaurant earlier this month.
Decapitated, eviscerated animals found at Fremont train station
No threats have been identified as being associated with the discovery, and a forensic veterinarian is working to identify the species of the animals.
Fremont residents notified after dead bat tests positive for rabies
The Fremont Police Department is putting residents on alert after a dead bat tested positive for rabies near a home in the Niles neighborhood.
Second person dies following Fremont apartment fire
A second person has died days after a fire broke out at an apartment complex in Fremont.
Fremont district looks to avoid teacher strike
Closed-door negotiations between the Fremont school district and its teachers’ union are underway this week, as a potential strike looms ahead.
Person falls to death after fire breaks out in Fremont apartment; 3 others injured
One person has died, and three others were injured following a two-alarm fire in Fremont early Sunday.
This Bay Area city ranks most expensive in the U.S. to 'live comfortably'
$371,571: That's the salary needed for a family of four to live "comfortably" in one Bay Area city that surpassed New York as being the most expensive in the U.S.
Fremont firefighter dies of 'cardiac event' while off-duty, officials say
A Fremont Fire Department firefighter died while off-duty this week in Elk Grove, fire department officials say.
Fremont city council amends controversial homeless bill
A controversial city law, which banned "aiding and abetting" homeless residents, has been amended to remove that language after advocates and residents criticized it for being too vague.
Fremont middle school student arrested after gun found in backpack
A middle school student in Fremont brought a gun to campus on Friday, officials said.
Fremont passes 1st-of-a-kind ordinance tackling homelessness
The ordinance has activists worried that it could be used against aid workers trying to help the unhoused.
Driver crashes car into Fremont barber shop, 1 injured
One person was injured Tuesday afternoon after a car plowed into a barber shop in Fremont.
Fremont to vote on banning homeless camping in public spaces
Fremont's City Council on Tuesday is set to vote on an ordinance that would make it unlawful for any person to camp on any public property including any street, sidewalk, park, open space, or waterway.
Fremont poised to punish those helping people in homeless encampments
In Fremont, leaders are set to vote on a new ordinance that could punish people for helping people stay in a homeless encampment.
'No remorse': Bay Area serial killer sings during sentencing
A Bay Area man convicted of killing two women whose naked bodies were found along a road showed no "remorse" during his sentencing on Tuesday disrupting the proeceedings by singing a loud.