News: Pittsburg restaurateur remembered for serving humanity with a side of burritos

Problem viewing email? [View in browser]( or [visit our website]( [eastbaytimes.com]( Friday, December 1, 2017 Top Headlines [] [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Pittsburg restaurateur remembered for serving humanity with a side of burritos]( Guillermo Muniz was in the restaurant business and people came from miles around to The New Mecca Cafe, but what he really was serving was humanity. [Read More]( ADVERTISEMENT [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Alt Text To Be Here]( [In morning tweets, Trump blasts court process, Obama, Pelosi in Steinle case]( With only a few hours of sleep in between, President Trump took to Twitter last night and again this morning to lash out at a not-guilty verdict in a San Francisco murder trial that he had made a flashpoint in the debate over illegal immigration. [Read More]( [Alt Text To Be Here]( [Holiday celebration held at once-troubled East Oakland street corner]( Neighbors came together for a traditional tree-lighting at a once troubled East Oakland intersection that has been transformed into a community plaza. [Read More]( [36 people died one year ago in the Ghost Ship warehouse. Not much has changed.]( Changes to police, fire and building departments are in the pipeline, but few major reforms have been enacted. And the ones that have changed aren't receiving much buy-in. [Read More]( [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Oroville Dam: Phase two of spillway construction may be more challenging]( Phase two of construction at Oroville Dam — with work on both spillways — might prove more challenging than the first feat, the contractor’s project director said in a media call Thursday. [Read More]( [Alameda County Library still doesn’t know how how many patrons were hacked]( Alameda County Library officials said they're still not sure how many people are affected by a hacking incident in September. [Read More]( [Last of Sonoma County fire victims named by sheriff’s office]( The fires that broke out Oct. 8 and Oct. 9 in the North Bay have claimed 44 lives to date. [Read More]( [Alameda County takes brakes off 54,000 drivers, reverses license suspensions for unpaid traffic fines]( Alameda County Superior court has reversed licenses suspensions for 54,000 drivers who couldn't afford traffic fines. Advocacy groups are pressing for other counties to follow suit. [Read More]( [Kate Steinle verdict reignites political firestorm]( The jury considered first-degree, second-degree, or involuntary manslaughter for Garcia Zarate, who also faces charges of assault with a semiautomatic firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. [Read More]( [Roadshow: New Interstate 680 lane has Sunol Grade drivers doing cartwheels]( Plus: [Read More]( You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( FOLLOW US [facebook]( [twitter]( google plus linkdin max-width:356px; [Daily News San Mateo Country times]( [RETURN TO TOP](#top) Copyright © 2017 [The East Bay Times](, All rights reserved. ABOUT THIS E-MAIL This email newsletter is brought to you by the East Bay Times. You are receiving this email because you have opted in to the program. If you do no longer wish to receive this email, please click to [MANAGE YOUR PREFERENCES.]( To advertise in this newsletter, click to [CONTACT A SALES AGENT](mailto:mturpin@bayareanewsgroup.com). MediaNews Group, 101 W. Colfax Ave., Suite 950, Denver, CO 8022