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Tri-City Voice March 17, 2026

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NEW SECTION: REAL ESTATE

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Warli art Hetal Anjaria demos geometric folk art. 16

OPINION

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REAL ESTATE

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OBITUARIES

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LEGAL LISTINGS

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Utility User Tax Union City works on measure extension. 6 TRICITYVOICE.COM

VOL 25 NO 12

MARCH 17-23, 2026

Fremont has declared an emergency shelter crisis ● Motel 6 location will be the site for 150 shelters

State of the City Hayward mayor gives updates on budget and projects. 8

By Roelle Balan

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Victor Carvellas

Fremont has declared an emergency shelter crisis as the city’s homelessness population is likely to increase. According to the resolution, the city is anticipating an increase due to the lack of funding for supportive housing. The approval of the declaration starts an emergency shelter program led by Cardea Health and Abode Services. Cardea Health will assist people with severe medical needs. Abode will provide case management and housing navigation services, which will help people toward permanent supportive housing. The city plans to open 150 emergency shelters at the Motel 6 South location. The motel is on 46101 Research Ave., off of the Mission Boulevard exit on 680. Councilmember Teresa Keng said it’s concerning that the city has yet to receive Measure W funds. “Our taxpayers have paid towards Measure W and we have this huge need,” she said.

Growing Together

Diagnosed with a protein deficiency as an infant, Reyna Jogani is now eight years old and working with her family to expand her world. P14

Interactive fun in Fremont ● Solving a murder was never this fun By Stephanie Uchida

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s I lack experience with both escape rooms and improv theater, I decided I was the perfect person to review the theater/escape room pop-up in Fremont, “About Last Night.” The description said no

experience was necessary, so I definitely put this to the test. The “About Last Night” website describes the game as a “mashup of immersive theater performance, escape room puzzle solving and social strategy game mechanics.” The story takes the form of a murder

mystery: After throwing a rave, tech billionaire Marcus Blackwood is found murdered, and party guests wake up with their memories stolen by his new sketchy device. Players are assigned characters and tasked with finding clues to recovering their memories scattered around the — More on page 6

Local disrupters Newark’s Lucid Motors provides worthy electric vehicles. 13

Wind up Newark Symphonic Winds holds spring concert. 17

End of the Mission Boys’ basketball team wraps up the season. 26


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