Bombing suspect arrested
'Sigh of relief' after 18 months
Bay Area Afghans divided over military strike
By Fariba Nawa August 21, 1999 Argus/ANG Newspapers Fremont -- In a Centerville jewelry store, a group of Bay Area Afghans who call themselves United Guardians Defending Afghanistan stood Thursday in front of their picket [...]
Minorities see less prejudice, more sensitivity in workplace
By Fariba Nawa August 1, 1999 Argus/ANG Newspapers EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of four articles investigating diversity in local police departments. FREMONT POLICE officer J.C. Grant knows some of his colleagues tiptoe around the [...]
Diversity dilemma: police face a growing language barrier
By Fariba Nawa July 31, 1999 Argus/ANG Newspapers EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of four articles investigating diversity in local police departments. TERROR STRUCK a 50-year-old Korean man when narcotics officers kicked in the door [...]
East Palo Alto man still hopes to find brother’s assailants
By Fariba Nawa March 28, 1999 Fremont Argus/Oakland Tribune/ANG Newspapers EDITOR'S NOTE: Unsolved Crimes is a monthly series that profiles cases which remain unsolved in Fremont, Union City and Newark. Police ask residents to call [...]
A year after the terror, victims attempt to move on
By Fariba Nawa March 28, 1999 Argus/ANG EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of four articles in a series that probes into the unsolved Fremont bombings investigation. Fremont -- Linda Wasserman has found a way to [...]
Picking up the pieces
Investigation continues as Mission district victims rebuild their lives
Local businesses target Hispanics
Stores add product lines, departments
Profile in courage
10-year-old Newark boy with AIDS chooses openness to educate others about his disease
Brain device blocks woman’s tremors
By Fariba Nawa December 19, 1997 ANG/Oakland Tribune Fremont -- It took just six hours in the end to treat the disease that gave Cyndi Walentiny uncontrollable tremors for 20 years. The Fremont resident had [...]
