Last Week in Dublin: Charter School Debate, Police Make Arrests and Gaels Start Season With A Win

Sept. 11 Aftermath: 'The Pain and Disbelief Never Goes Away': Dublin resident Deb Lloyd lost her sister Amy King, a flight attendant on Flight 175 on Sept. 11.

Deputy District Attorney Eric Swalwell was inspired to pursue a career in government following the Sept. 11 attacks.

Opponents, superintendent say charter school would divert resources; supporters say choices only help.

An Alameda County Sheriff's motorcycle officer was flown to a Walnut Creek trauma center Thursday morning.

A trio of Stockton residents are booked on suspicion of stealing an automobile.

Union City resident Giselle Diwag Esteban was arrested Wednesday morning, Hayward police said.

Notable arrests and incidents Dublin police encountered Aug. 19 to Aug. 31.

A history class gives students a chance to help design real-life renovations to Dublin campuses.

The Dublin High football team scored the game's first 20 points in a 20-6 win at home.

Carpenters Local 713 holdsinformational protest over employee wages and benefits.

Police release results of Labor Day Weekend DUI/Drivers License checkpoint.