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May 31, 2011 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index Additional funding for Port electrification Auto Review: Volkswagen Touareg SUV Awards evening honors Latino educational success BART to Warm Springs extension Bay Trail feasibility study Bookmobile Schedule Celebrate Excellence in High School Theatre Chronic Kidney Disease: Learn About Treatment Options Click it or Ticket campaign Colts outlast Cougars, advance to NCS Semis Corbett vows to continue fight for Internet privacy protections Editorial: Bay Area Awakenings Exploring a Career in Health Care Exploring the Great Outdoors FDA approves Optimer drug for hospital infection Family Festival returns Feds won't delay Calif. high-speed rail deadline Financial aid available for summer camp Fine Art festival entries available Footnotes Fremont City Council Fremont Police Blotter Gas tanks are draining family budgets Golf Tournament Raises Money for Cancer Care and Hospice Services Hayward Unified School District Board meeting report Hayward holds Latino Recognition Awards It's all in the beans Kennedy graduates first AVID class Logan and Newark advance in Division I NCS Mariners diamond squads battle into NCS Quarters Measure B Defeat - What Happens Now? Milpitas badminton comes up short at CCS Missing Person Mortgage fraud strike force to protect homeowners Movie Review: Hangover Part II Movie Review: Kung Fu Panda 2 Newark Police Log Our man Charlie Personal Disaster Preparedness (PEP) Classes scheduled Pet adoptathon aims to empty East Bay animal shelters Search for suspicious person Senate: Sanofi coordinated lobbying by physicians Senators vote to give Nevada a way out of TRPA Shoreside power electrification project to begin operation Sister City Committee welcomes Afghan delegation Solo concert dedicated to Mock Trial team Stalker sought State of the Arts Stockton brothers sentenced in food stamp scheme Students suspended after racist incidents in Calif Summit to address mental health of older adults Sunset Magazine opens its doors Swiss wrestling 'Schwings' through Tesla Motors to raise up to $214.3M The Art of Jurying Art Work The Bay Area fights Cancer The Ohlone College Foundation Auction Is Officially Open! Union City City Council Warriors eliminated in first week When to report suspicious activity