Last Week in Dublin: Target, Homecoming Week, Guy Fieri and Charter School News

Dublin resident Bill Soliday was a cub reporter for the Fremont News-Register when he first met Al Davis in 1965 in the Raiders locker room.

Dublin takes down Alhambra 16-8.

Hundreds of students, parents and members of the community fill Dublin High's Sports Complex for an evening of student-led entertainment.

We have lost a great visionary who truly changed the way we interact with the world.

Divorce, family law, restraining orders, civil cases shifted to Hayward courts as of this Friday.

Murray Elementary students, family, and staff came together with Murray's mascot to participate in Walk to School Week.

Smoke testing will take place from Oct. 10 to Oct. 14.

The man was arrested at Safeway after walking away a car police said he crashed into a Windmill Canyon Drive home early Wednesday morning.

Guy Fieri will be in town on Monday, Oct. 10 for the grand opening of Johnny Garlic's restaurant.

Target is now open in the Fallon Gateway Shopping Center in east Dublin.

Trustees, superintendent say petition for Tassajara Preparatory is lacking.

Notable arrests and incidents Dublin police encountered Sept. 16 to Sept. 30.

Event coming back to the Alameda County Fairgrounds on Oct. 15.

One local elementary school raised money through a creative event.

Detective's testimony recaps Livermore man's account of March 9 road rage incident.

Thousands of people gathered at the Alameda County Fairgrounds to pelt each other with mushy tomatoes Saturday.

A school that caters to kids with special needs will soon move to a new state-of-the-art building.

Alameda County Fire Department Chief Sheldon Gilbert received a prestigious award from the California Fire Chiefs Association.