Week in Review: Food Truck Festival and Shooting on Whipple Top This Week's Coverage

Here's a list of top stories from our coverage in the past week:

Sunday, June 26

A 22-year-old was critically wounded in a shooting on the 600 block of Whipple Road. The victim, who is now in stable condition after undergoing surgery, was shot around 8:30 p.m. in front of a home where two fatal shootings previously occurred, including one in May. No suspects have yet been arrested. Read the full report .

The loved ones of Keith Hadnot, who was shot and killed in Union City on June 14, gathered for his at the Fremont Memorial Chapel on June 25. Family and friends shared memories of Hadnot, who they described as a fun and caring father. Watch our video report of the services .

San Jose Earthquakes players and coaches met with more than 100 children at MacGregor Playfields in Newark for a soccer clinic. The major league athletes taught kids ages 8 to 12 how to play like a pro. See the kids in action in our video . The Earthquakes clinic hits the Tri-Cities again at Shorty Garcia Park in Union City on July 27.

Monday, June 27

Family and friends mourned the loss of , a 16-year-old James Logan High School student who passed away on June 18 due to heart complications. Her school counselor described her as an honors student who was friendly, happy and dedicated to becoming the first person in her family to attend college.

Monday marked . Le, a 26-year-old nursing student, was last seen May 27 at the Hayward Kaiser. Despite few clues 30 days later, her family refuses to give up hope. Read our full report , which includes a timeline of events that have occurred so far.

Tuesday, June 28

Gov. Jerry Brown announced that didn't call for tax extensions, but requires redevelopment agencies to be dissolved, which would impact several projects in Union City's station district. The plan was passed later in the week.

We reported on the first event in a series of . The event, to be held every other Thursday through Sept. 11, brought more than 100 people out to bask in the sunshine.

With the summer in full swing, the Alameda County Fire Department reminds us that wildfires are a common occurrence during the hot weather. See how firefighters train for wildfires and learn prevention tips .

Wednesday, June 29

Despite the state budget calling for the elimination of redevelopment, the City Council approved a two-year budget plan consisting of restorations. The plan hinges on redevelopment remaining intact, allocating a redevelopment budget of nearly $31 million in the upcoming fiscal year and $37 million in fiscal year 2012-13. Read the full story .

Fresh out of high school, our local teens are venturing on their next journey in life -- college. Meet four of James Logan High School's talented Lady Colts, who . 

Still not sure what to do for Fourth of July? See what's going down nearby in our .

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted to move forward with . The most significant change is the shifting of more of Pleasanton and Dublin into District 4. The board will vote to approve the map on July 12.

In her , Patch contributor Neena Barreto and her husband take an overseas break away from their kids. The time away, helped her rediscover her connection with her husband, she writes.

Thursday, June 30

We find out what's cooking inside Grill Stars, a new Fremont-based burger and BBQ food truck hitting Union City's food truck festival every Thursday. Their extensive menu features everything from ribs and burgers to bacon-wrapped hot dogs and nachos. Watch our video .

Family members and Hayward police . However, police did confirm that they did follow a lead into Arizona, though unrelated to any phone calls. Police also investigated in Reno, her last known destination, to confirm she had not arrived there.

After months of debate, state legislators , which shifts more responsibility to local governments in order to close the state's $9.6 billion deficit.

Assemblymember Bob Wiecowski held a jobs summit at the Solyndra solar panel factory in Fremont. The event marked the launch of his "" program, which aims to revitalize the state's economy through investing in emerging technologies such as clean energy, biotech and medical research.

Friday, July 1

Four people were arrested on suspicion of homicide in connection to the murder of Juan Gomez, a 28-year-old Hayward man who was shot and killed at Kennedy Park on Feb. 29, 2008. As part of their investigation, Union City police, along with Union City-Newark SWAT and Fremont SWAT teams, issued search warrants and raided a series of homes in the Decoto neighborhood. Read the full story .

Fireworks sales started in Union City, which is one of only three Alameda County cities that allows legal fireworks. While they may be legal, certain rules apply, and the police warn there's a zero tolerance policy for illegal fireworks. Find out when and where you can use fireworks . Each fireworks booth benefits a different local non-profit; learn where they're located and who you're supporting .

As well, police and firefighters gathered to share so that you can have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend.

Three months after Union City's tax rate broke 10 percent, as a result of California's new budget plan. Vehicle license fees also dropped from 1.15 percent of a car's value to 0.65 percent, which translates to an extra $75 in your pocket on a vehicle worth $15,000.

Union City Chamber of Commerce's first Gourmet Food Truck Festival drew more than a thousand people to Union Landing. The event was a community gathering, brings friends and family together over unique and tasty treats. Check out the highlights in our . The event is held every Thursday through August.

Saturday, July 2

This week's contains reports of the previously mentioned shooting and arrests, along with the seizing of 500 marijuana plants found in a home and an accident that caused a gas leak, among other reports.

Community members got to hang out with their local leaders during the held earlier in the week. At the event, Mayor Mark Green called on the local business community to help strengthen local business. As well, Tri-CED Community Recycling presented their new We Love Organics program.

Just in time for your Sunday or Fourth of July barbecue, Grill Stars shares .