Larry Altman is a freelance writer with a background in crime and court reporting. He has worked for the Daily Breeze and has been recognized as a Distinguished Journalist by the Society of Professional Journalists. Larry's articles primarily focus on local news and events in the Livermore area of California, covering topics such as criminal justice, government, and community issues.
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Larry's coverage largely revolves around local news, including government announcements, legal policy regulation and crime. He focuses on a variety of topics such as violations, affordable housing, lawsuits against law enforcement and elections in the Livermore area. To effectively pitch to Larry Altman, consider providing insights into local governance issues, community impact of legal policies or new regulations affecting the region. Additionally, he may be interested in stories about crime incidents and their wider societal implications within Livermore or neighboring areas.
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By: Larry Altman
(Left to right) Governor Gavin Newsom watches Angelique Fabbiani-Leon, State Hydrometeorologist, Water Resources Engineers Anthony Burdock and Andy Reising during the fourth media snow survey of the 2024 season is held at Phillips Station in the Sierra Nevada. The survey is held approximately 90 miles east of Sacramento off Highway 50 in El Dorado County. Photo taken April 2, 2024. Andrew Nixon / California Department of Water Resources Andrew Nixon
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By: Larry Altman
More than three years after the California state legislature gave counties the authority to establish civilian oversight of their sheriff’s departments, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors now has two proposals placed before them.
A Fremont man who suffers from mental illness has sued Alameda County and the Wellpath healthcare company, charging that he nearly took his own life because Santa Rita Jail officials failed to give him his medication while in custody.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has decided to close, at least temporarily, Dublin’s federal women’s prison, the subject of multiple scandals. (File Photo – Doug Jorgensen)
By: Larry Altman
The city council on Monday approved a plan to seek a $1.2 million 20-year loan from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to help Tri-Valley Haven demolish
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has dropped special circumstances charges against a former sheriff’s deputy accused of killing his girlfriend and her husband in their Dublin home. Price’s action
By: Larry Altman
Following a plea deal pushed by her victim’s family, an Oakland woman faces 19 years to life in prison for killing a Home Depot loss prevention officer in Pleasanton last
The Board of Supervisors decided last week to wait until May 14 — the last possible date afforded to them by law — to select an election date for voters
By: Larry Altman
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier has asked U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate the abrupt shutdown of Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Dublin, a women’s prison beset with rampant abuse of
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