Firemen win arbitration measure in Hayward vote
Firefighters in Hayward approved Charter Amendment No. One by a large margin, 4,937 to 3,771, to require outside binding arbitration in contract talks. Voters rejected Charter Amendment No. Two limiting arbitration outcomes by 4,416 to 428, with turnout around 92.5 percent. Local 1909 hailed the result while city officials voiced mixed views on future negotiations and management's role.
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Vote results in South County reveal multiple measures and officials
Election results from South County show winners in bold. Vincent Suchoski and Marilyn Glawie lead OHLOME College results while Newark Schools, Castro Valley Sanitary District, Alameda County Water District, Valley Community Services, and Union City report winners. Local measures include Hayward arbitration measures 1 and 2, Fremont School District measures B and C, San Lorenzo fire district consolidation measure A, and Union City park improvements measure A.
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Anthony Taylor
John EB. O'Leary
Emil Locke
John R. Garnet
Lincoln Wolfe
Kenneth M. Jackson Jr
Mass protest over Winton jail plan draws 400 at meeting
About 400 residents and officials packed Southland Community Hall to oppose Alameda County’s plan for a 500 bed jail at Winton Avenue near Amador Street. The group cited traffic, costs, psychological impact, and neighborhood incompatibility, urging alternatives like diversion programs.
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Alameda, Union, and San Francisco Election Roundup
Alameda County Water District incumbents Frank Borghi Jr. and John Gomes won re election with 71 percent of votes. Castro Valley Sanitary District elected three new incumbents. Valley Community Services District board seats retained by incumbents with about 29 percent turnout. San Francisco backed an ordinance to fire police and fire union participants in wage strike. George Moscone and John Barbagelata lead mayoral race to runoff.
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Riordan to replace McClure as San Leandro city manager
Riordan, 48, longtime assistant city manager of San Leandro, is to be appointed city manager by the council Monday night. He will replace Wesley McClure, who has served 27 years and plans retirement. Mayor Jack Maltester said Riordan will likely earn at least McClure’s $47,232 salary.
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Newark District Drops PE Requirement for Juniors and Seniors
Newark high schools will keep PE required for freshmen and sophomores while juniors and seniors may opt out. The policy, approved unanimously by the school board, takes effect February 2 after a student poll showed 70 percent support for optional PE among eleventh and twelfth graders.
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