News: Fremont: Fatal officer-involved shooting closes roadway

Problem viewing email? [View in browser]( or [visit our website]( [eastbaytimes.com]( Monday, February 6, 2017 Top Headlines [] [Fremont: Fatal officer-involved shooting closes roadway]( Sunday's shooting was the city's first officer-involved shooting since June 1, 2016, when two Fremont officers were injured in shootouts with a man in the Irvington neighborhood. [Read More]( ADVERTISEMENT [Alt Text To Be Here]( [Pleasanton: Assault suspect arrested after stabbing]( Officers responded to a report of two males and a female yelling at each other outside a Vineyard Place residence, police said Sunday afternoon [Read More]( [Alt Text To Be Here]( [Oakland: Vigilant witness helps CHP arrest arson suspect]( A vigilant witness helped California Highway Patrol officers arrest a suspected arsonist following a car fire in Oakland on Sunday. [Read More]( [Super Bowl Commercials: Which one is your favorite?]( You make the call -- vote for the best Big Game ad in our poll. [Read More]( ADVERTISEMENT [Yemeni girl, 12, in race against time, finally hugs sister at SFO after nail-biting journey]( A 12-year-old Yemeni girl’s harrowing journey to reunite with her family in California’s Central Valley finally ended Sunday afternoon when her plane landed at San Francisco International Airport. [Read More]( [Contra Costa administration to remain in downtown Martinez]( New county administration building will be across Escobar Street from existing 12-story "651 Pine Street" building built in the 1950s now regarded as outmoded and having out [Read More]( [In Trump era, Bay Area churches offer sanctuary to undocumented immigrants]( Inside the sacred walls of their local churches, immigrants fearing deportation are finding resources and protection. [Read More]( [Oakland restaurant faces $841K fine over shoreline dispute]( San Francisco Bay commission and restaurant spar over public access to shoreline [Read More]( [Desalination of aquifers offers drought-weary California new hope]( California’s historic drought may be winding down, but water officials across the Golden State are increasingly exploring a hidden but promising way to add to the state’s water supply: removing salt from the billions of gallons of brackish — or distastefully salty — water that lies deep below the Earth’s surface. [Read More]( [9th Circuit Court declines to quickly reinstate travel ban]( A federal appeals court early Sunday denied an initial bid by the Trump administration to restore its controversial immigration order that had barred refugees and those from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States. [Read More]( 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