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Tunnel Vision Part Two: Rivers in Peril

How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels, along with legislation in Congress, could ultimately spoil the last of Northern California's wild and scenic rivers.
Jerry Brown's Assault on Transparency

The governor and state legislative leaders struck a backroom deal to eviscerate portions of California's public records law. Plus, Big Oil and Gas defeat fracking bills.
AC Transit Board Member Joel Young May Have Profited from His Official Duties

A hard-hitting internal report found that he may have used confidential information from the transit agency to benefit himself and his private employer.
Quickly Reshaping Oakland Politics

The city plans to redraw council district and school board boundary lines in the next few months in ways that could remake Oakland's political landscape.
High Times at Craneway Pavilion

The Medical Cannabis Cup is coming to Richmond this weekend and will feature a concert, industry expo, a county fair-like weed competition, and a giant medication area.

Tunnel Vision Part One: Delta in Peril

How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels could devastate the largest estuary on the West Coast.
Throwing More Money at Police

Oakland already directs a larger percentage of its budget to police than comparable cities nationwide, yet it's planning to spend even more money without demanding reforms.
Privatizing UC Instruction

A controversial bill proposes that California public universities partner with private technology companies to provide general education classes online.
Is UC Berkeley's Plan to Cut Down 54,000 Trees Necessary?

A respected environmental contractor has questioned the university's controversial fire-prevention proposal and contends that it could create a new fire hazard.
Drakes Bay Oyster Company Still Has Ties With Koch Brothers-Linked Groups

The oyster company may have cut ties with one group linked to the billionaire oil barons, but two others are still fighting on its behalf.

Throwing More Money at Police

Oakland already directs a larger percentage of its budget to police than comparable cities nationwide, yet it's planning to spend even more money without demanding reforms.
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Is UC Berkeley's Plan to Cut Down 54,000 Trees Necessary?

A respected environmental contractor has questioned the university's controversial fire-prevention proposal and contends that it could create a new fire hazard.
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Tunnel Vision Part One: Delta in Peril

How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels could devastate the largest estuary on the West Coast.
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Privatizing UC Instruction

A controversial bill proposes that California public universities partner with private technology companies to provide general education classes online.
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Judge Says Oakland City Contractor Owes Workers $1 Million

Judge Freedman says Bill Aboudi, who controls a truck-parking contract for the city, bilked 73 employees out of $965,000 in wages.
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We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks

Play it where it lies.
The Golden Era of Bhi Bhiman

At thirty, the San Francisco singer-songwriter is reviving the age of social conscious acoustic rock — plus Dio and Dire Straits.
What We Like: Stone Fruit, Public Art, Summer Drinking
Grass Widow's Chameleon

Grass Widow co-founder Lillian Maring left Oakland for a small Washington town and turned personal grief into an album of psychedelic pop songs.
Much Ado About Nothing

Nothing is everything.

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How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels, along with legislation in Congress, could ultimately spoil the last of Northern California's wild and scenic rivers.

The governor and state legislative leaders struck a backroom deal to eviscerate portions of California's public records law. Plus, Big Oil and Gas defeat fracking bills.

A hard-hitting internal report found that he may have used confidential information from the transit agency to benefit himself and his private employer.

The city plans to redraw council district and school board boundary lines in the next few months in ways that could remake Oakland's political landscape.

The Medical Cannabis Cup is coming to Richmond this weekend and will feature a concert, industry expo, a county fair-like weed competition, and a giant medication area.

How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels could devastate the largest estuary on the West Coast.

Oakland already directs a larger percentage of its budget to police than comparable cities nationwide, yet it's planning to spend even more money without demanding reforms.

A controversial bill proposes that California public universities partner with private technology companies to provide general education classes online.

A respected environmental contractor has questioned the university's controversial fire-prevention proposal and contends that it could create a new fire hazard.

The oyster company may have cut ties with one group linked to the billionaire oil barons, but two others are still fighting on its behalf.

Oakland already directs a larger percentage of its budget to police than comparable cities nationwide, yet it's planning to spend even more money without demanding reforms.

A respected environmental contractor has questioned the university's controversial fire-prevention proposal and contends that it could create a new fire hazard.

How Jerry Brown's plan to build two giant water tunnels could devastate the largest estuary on the West Coast.

A controversial bill proposes that California public universities partner with private technology companies to provide general education classes online.

Judge Freedman says Bill Aboudi, who controls a truck-parking contract for the city, bilked 73 employees out of $965,000 in wages.

Play it where it lies.

At thirty, the San Francisco singer-songwriter is reviving the age of social conscious acoustic rock — plus Dio and Dire Straits.

Grass Widow co-founder Lillian Maring left Oakland for a small Washington town and turned personal grief into an album of psychedelic pop songs.

Nothing is everything.

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Best of the East Bay

2012

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