Alameda County
Alameda County is a jurisdiction of 1.7 million anchoring the East Bay — governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors delivering public health, social services, courts, and regional infrastructure across 14 cities from Oakland and Berkeley to Fremont and Livermore, spanning bay shoreline to the Tri-Valley.
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Alameda CTC Programs and Projects Committee met yesterday
The Alameda County Transportation Commission's Programs and Projects Committee held a meeting yesterday, continuing its work on transportation initiatives across the county. This session followed meetings of the Planning, Policy and Legislation Committee and the Finance and Administration Committee, all convening on the same day to address various aspects of county transportation planning and funding.
Also in local news, René Turnbull and Karen Newcomb are leading in the Sunol Glen Unified School District board race, according to recent election results. Separately, two women from San Jose were arrested for allegedly stabbing a person to death and dumping the body in rural Alameda County. Residents may want to watch for upcoming decisions from the Alameda CTC committees as they advance transportation projects, as well as follow the ongoing local elections and public safety developments.
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Alameda County's FY2026-27 proposed budget is balanced on the County's official tables, with modest General Fund growth and much larger movement in capital projects, special funds, and infrastructure-heavy areas.