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Build or We Sue
The quiet city of Piedmont has been plagued with controversy over an expensive project designed to beautify an already picturesque section of town.
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Breast-Feeding in the Internet Age
Oakland-based lactation consultants use Skype and other online tools to help women who are having trouble getting their newborns to latch on.
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Hayward Rejects Pot Clubs
A city that prides itself on being progressive has decided to buck a statewide trend and say no to medical marijuana dispensaries.
ECO WATCH
Not Your Average Field Trip
East Bay Green Tours offers custom guided tours to supplement class curriculums. If only more schools could afford it.
FEATURE
Oakland Pot Doc Is Defrocked
It's hard to get in trouble for running a pot prescription mill in California, but one local doctor was so bad, he lost his medical license.
SEVEN DAYS
A New Face in the Mayor's Race?
Oakland Councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan is seriously considering a run, and although she's a relative newcomer, she has a shot at winning.
LETTERS
Letters for March 10
Readers sound off on our Insider's Guide, Oakland's pushcarts, and more.
CORRECTIONS
Corrections for the Week of March 10
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The long war between the San Francisco Bay Guardian and the SF Weekly will likely kill at least one of them.
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The potential sale of the publicly owned facility to Peralta Colleges raises the question of whether the City of Oakland used the venue to its full potential.
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SunCal has until March 22 to come up with a new plan for the former Navy base.
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A Symptom of the Problem
Oakland city staffers create a double standard for parking violations in an effort to appease city councilmembers.
LETTERS
Letters for March 3
Readers sound off on John Yoo and Burmese immigrants.
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Berkeley's Solar Plan Goes Dark
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Oakland Pot Doc Is Defrocked
It's hard to get in trouble for running a pot prescription mill in California, but one local doctor was so bad, he lost his medical license.
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Yelp and the Business of Extortion 2.0
Local business owners say Yelp offers to hide negative customer reviews of their businesses on its web site ... for a price.
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Build or We Sue
The quiet city of Piedmont has been plagued with controversy over an expensive project designed to beautify an already picturesque section of town.
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Oakland Councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan is seriously considering a run, and although she's a relative newcomer, she has a shot at winning.
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Oakland Pot Doc Is Defrocked
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