Last Week in Dublin: Prostitution Sting, Proposed Charter School and Kids Helping Japan

 Tassajara Preparatory High School has come under fire by some Dublin residents, who feel having a second high school will be detrimental to Dublin High's funding.

 Parking spaces that were supposed to disappear today at Dublin/Pleasanton station will remain available until Sept. 1.

 In an interview with Livermore Patch, Roshell Morgan of Newark discusses the events that unfolded prior to her boyfriend being fatally stabbed, his attempt to get off drugs and her struggle to come to terms with his death.

 10 women and two men arrested Wednesday.

 Thirty Dublin residents are participating in the 2011 Citizens’ Police Academy.

 Actress and singer Jennette McCurdy performed to a large crowd Wednesday at Stoneridge mall.

Here's how you can have fun in Dublin without spending a lot of money.

John Wade, who lives in San Ramon, has been hired to coach the high school football team.

 CHP says four cars were involved in the chain-reaction crash Monday that jammed up traffic.

 Twenty-seven people were honored at the Second Annual Hometown Heroes ceremony in Oakland.

 A list of notable arrests and incidents by Dublin police.

 Defense strategy of Livermore man charged with murder may depend on toxicology reports of dead Fremont man.

 Tassajara Preparatory High School will not be on the agenda in April as was previously announced.

 Jury says former poker player killed parents, a Cal State East Bay administrator and a former San Ramon school board member, in their Castlewood home for money.

Dublin school honors a Japanese tradition in hopes of providing disaster relief to Japan.