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Blogs, Seven Days, Aug 17, 2010
Tuesday Must Read: Oakland Students Show Big Test Score Gains: Court Puts Gay Marriages on Hold
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Politics, Education, Oakland Unified, test scores, gay marriage, Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals, Vaughn Walker, Proposition 8, UC Berkeley, US News and World Report, Harvard, Stanford, Birther Movement, Meg Whitman, Jerry Brown, Small Business Action Committee, James Lacey, United States Justice Foundation, President Obama, mortgage delinquencies, TransUnion, sea otters

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News, Seven Days, Aug 18, 2010
Bay Guardian Defeats SF Weekly, Again

An appellate court upholds the Guardian's $21 million judgment against the SF Weekly and dismisses the Express from the case. Will a settlement save the Weekly?
- by Robert Gammon, Stephen Buel, and Kathleen Richards
- Tags: Seven Days, San Francisco Bay Guardian, SF Weekly, California Supreme Court, California First District Court of Appeals, Bruce Brugmann, Village Voice Media, California's Unfair Business Practices, New Times, gay marriage, Vaughn Walker, Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals, Proposition 8, Oakland mayor's race, Marcie Hodge, Peralta Community College District, Oakland City Council, Oakland police union, pension, parcel tax, UC Berkeley, DNA, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Prop 18, unpaid furloughs, Prop 23, Valero, Tesoro, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights

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Blogs, Seven Days, Aug 18, 2010
Wednesday Must Read: Three Oakland Mayoral Candidates Fail to Qualify; Oakland Green Debate Stirs Controversy
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Oakland mayor's race, Tim Brown, Sharika Gregory, Niki Okuk, Rebecca Kaplan, Jean Quan, Don Perata, Marcie Hodge, Joe Tuman, Terence Candell, Arnie Fields, Greg Harland, Don Macleay, Larry Lionel Young Jr., Sierra Club, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, gay marriage, Prop 8, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jerry Brown, Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals, US Supreme Court, Vaughn Walker, David Napier, Latinos, foreclosures, Center for Responsible Lending, bouncy houses, lead, Center for Environmental Health, adolescent hearing loss, Journal of the American Medical Association

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Blogs, Seven Days, Nov 17, 2011
California Supreme Court Steers Prop 8 Battle to Federal Appeals
- by Rachel Swan
- Tags: Politics, Proposition 8, Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals, gay marriage

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