Chase Hunter is an Alameda County reporter for the Bay Area News Group. With a strong background in covering agriculture, real estate, and regional interests, he brings a unique perspective to topics such as farming, housing markets, and legal affairs. Hunter's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Press Democrat and The Mercury News.
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Chase focuses on local news, particularly in Sonoma Valley, covering a mix of government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news and event coverage. His articles often revolve around local events and developments.
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Measure U, Measure V, Measure X and Measure Z look to address multiple issues in the city, including tenant protections and a public bank
By: Chase Hunter
Should voters reject the Regional Transit Measure on the November ballot, AC Transit could cut as much as 16% of its services next year, including
By: Chase Hunter
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Under the newly-installed LED neon lights of the historic San Lorenzo Theater marquee, hundreds
Under the newly-installed LED neon lights of the historic San Lorenzo Theater marquee, hundreds gathered Thursday to celebrate a $17.8 million investment by Alameda County to help renovate its exterior.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Hayward City Council will review a proposed temporary ban on data center developments at its next meeting Tuesday.
By: Chase Hunter
Over five days, the Tunnel Fire led to the destruction of 2,843 homes and 437 apartment units. By its end, 150 people were injured and 25 had died.
By: Chase Hunter
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Hayward joined a growing list of Bay Area cities to put a pause on new data centers amid public
By: Chase Hunter
Docking stations aim to speed up emergency responses, but privacy advocates warn of potential surveillance overreach
By: Chase Hunter
More than 50 years after Russell City residents were displaced from their homes, surviving residents may receive up to $25,000 in compensation
