Fremont’s charter city push heads to a final July 28 vote: What residents should know
Fremont CA – Fremont’s July 28 special meeting will decide whether a proposed charter goes on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here’s what’s at stake.
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BART seeks Fremont Station TOD proposals—Phase 1 due July 16
Fremont CA: BART is accepting Phase 1 TOD RFP bids for Fremont Station—proposals due July 16, 2026 at 4 p.m., with parking and affordability rules.
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Fremont’s July 4 guide: fireworks ban, parade closures, drone show
Fremont CA – The city is warning residents not to use fireworks, laying out downtown street closures for the July 4 parade, and recapping the week’s America 250 drone show and other holiday events.
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Fremont charter-city debate heads to a July 7 hearing, July 28 vote
Fremont CA – Council review continues July 7, with a July 28 decision on whether to place a charter proposal on the November 2026 ballot. The draft could affect term limits, staffing, and city authority.
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Fremont’s 4th of July parade returns Saturday with early downtown closures
Fremont CA – The city’s 4th of July Parade returns Saturday at 10 a.m., with early downtown closures, no-parking zones, and traffic impacts around the route.
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BART parking cuts, shutdowns and TOD proposals hit Fremont Station
Fremont CA – BART is limiting parking and access at Fremont Station through February 2027, and five weekend shutdowns begin July 25-26 as the agency seeks proposals for east-lot redevelopment.
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Fremont Blvd work still delays drivers and AC Transit riders
Fremont CA – The eastbound lane on Fremont Boulevard between Thornton Avenue and Bonde Way remains closed, and AC Transit has a stop detour nearby.
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Fremont’s latest fatal crash puts traffic safety back in focus
Fremont CA – A June 27 e-bike death near Auto Mall Parkway and I-880 is Fremont’s sixth fatal traffic collision of 2026, police said.
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Fremont charter-city push heads into summer decision window: what could change before July hearings
Fremont CA – Fremont’s charter-city proposal moves toward a July 7 public hearing and July 28 City Council decision on the Nov. 3 ballot.
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Fremont gas watch: regular under $5 at some pumps, diesel near $5.59
Fremont drivers can still find regular gas under $5 at some pumps, while diesel is sitting near $5.59 at commercial sites. Shopping around still matters.
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Fremont starts building a new Central Park community center, replacing aging facilities in a key city hub
Fremont CA – Construction has started on a new Central Park Community Center that will replace older facilities and add flexible space, an event hall, and greener design.
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Fremont’s $51 million Central Park Community Center is now under construction. Here’s what it replaces, what it adds, and when it could open
Fremont CA – The city has started building a new Central Park Community Center, with a 2028 opening target, more flexible space, and a replacement for aging facilities.
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Fremont’s draft 2026-27 action plan puts $2.2 million in federal housing and services funds on the table
Fremont CA – The city’s draft 2026-27 action plan would direct about $2.2 million in federal housing and community funds, and residents can weigh in before May 12.
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What Fremont’s LS Power franchise hearing means for roadwork, grid reliability, and city broadband plans
Fremont CA – A City Council franchise hearing tied to LS Power could bring trenching on Boyce, Cushing, and Fremont Boulevard, plus city-owned broadband conduit.
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Rabid bat found in Fremont’s Glenmoor neighborhood; what residents and pet owners should do now
Fremont CA – A dead bat found on Logan Drive in Glenmoor tested positive for rabies. Officials reported no known exposures and urged residents to avoid contact.
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Fremont Daily: Charter Review, Corridor Projects and Housing Goals
Fremont, CA – April 4, 2026 – Charter planning, corridor upgrades and housing targets are driving a busy spring agenda as budget pressures build.
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Transit Updates, Clipper Glitches Top Fremont’s Regional Infrastructure News
Fremont, CA – April 3, 2026 – Transit riders face service changes and Clipper glitches as regional agencies roll out updates affecting local commutes.
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Fremont Advances Charter Process, Bay Trail Plans and Multimodal Corridor Upgrades
Fremont, CA – April 2, 2026 – City leaders move forward on a proposed charter, Bay Trail improvements, and key transportation corridor upgrades.
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Housing Plans Advance, Police Review Underway, Budget Pressures Mount in Fremont
Fremont, CA – April 1, 2026 – City advances housing, probes police shooting, and weighs budget shifts amid infrastructure and safety updates.
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Transit Funding Talks and Local Mental Health Programs Lead Fremont’s Week
Fremont, CA – March 31, 2026 – Regional transit funding plans and local mental health programs are shaping the week for residents.
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Charter Debate, Stalled Projects and Permit Delays Stir Civic Conversation in Fremont
Fremont, CA – March 30, 2026 – Charter reform, revived construction near I-680 and permit backlogs are driving debate over growth and governance.
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Corporate Filings Spotlight Governance Shifts at Fremont-Based Firms
Fremont, CA – March 29, 2026 – Major filings from ABVC BioPharma, TD SYNNEX and Nextpower signal board votes, charter updates and ownership shifts.
