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Growing Clean Cannabis to Pass California's New Rules

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Growing Clean Cannabis to Pass California's New Rules

Local grower Joseph Snow has developed a natural farming method that he says will meet California's new mandate for cannabis to be free of pesticides, fungus, and mold.

By John Geluardi

News

Monday’s Briefing: Berkeley Hot Dog Vendor Gets $87,921; Milo’s 15-Minute Speech Costs Cal $800,000

Monday’s Briefing: Berkeley Hot Dog Vendor Gets $87,921; Milo’s 15-Minute Speech Costs Cal $800,000

By Robert Gammon

Restaurant Review

Easy Creole Serves Louisiana-Inspired Stews for All

Easy Creole Serves Louisiana-Inspired Stews for All

By Janelle Bitker

News

Urban Shield Task Force Appointee and Gun Dealer Calls Police Critics 'Terrorists'

Urban Shield Task Force Appointee and Gun Dealer Calls Police Critics 'Terrorists'

By Darwin BondGraham

News & Opinion

Feature

The East Bay Still Has Some Very Visible Reminders of Our History of Racism

The East Bay Still Has Some Very Visible Reminders of Our History of Racism

It isn't just the South.

By Robert Gammon

Feature

The Albany Cross Resurrects Memories of the KKK

The Albany Cross Resurrects Memories of the KKK

Is the giant electrified cross on public property merely a depiction of Christianity?

By Liam O'Donoghue

Feature

Hidden Monuments to Racism

Hidden Monuments to Racism

Berkeley and Oakland have them. And so does the region’s environmental movement.

By Robert Gammon

Letters

Letters of The Week: The Controversy Over the Location of the New A's Stadium Continues

Letters of The Week: The Controversy Over the Location of the New A's Stadium Continues

By East Bay Express readers

Letters

Letters of The Week: Our Readers Chime in on the Potential Site for the A's New Stadium, and on Prop 13

Letters of The Week: Our Readers Chime in on the Potential Site for the A's New Stadium, and on Prop 13

By East Bay Express readers

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Arts & Culture

Arts Feature

Mimi Pond Goes Home Again

Mimi Pond Goes Home Again

Her new graphic novel, The Customer is Always Wrong, fondly recalls the more affordable days of Oakland.

By Rick Paulas

Art Pick

With Liberty and Justice for Some

With Liberty and Justice for Some

By Janelle Bitker

Event Pick

<p>Northern California 
International 
Dragon Boat Festival</p>

Northern California International Dragon Boat Festival

By Rick Paulas

Luna Gale

Aurora Theatre

Savage Love

Dan Savage:Dating a Trans Woman

Dan Savage:Dating a Trans Woman

Also, should you stay in a relationship if you’re unhappy or don’t trust your partner?

By Dan Savage

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Food & Drink

Food Event Pick

Eat Real Fest at Jack London Square

Eat Real Fest at Jack London Square

By Amyra Soriano

Food Event Pick

Blues, Brews and BBQ Festival in Alameda

Blues, Brews and BBQ Festival in Alameda

By Janelle Bitker

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Movies

Movie Review

<i>Il Boom:</i> He’s Got to Have It

Il Boom: He’s Got to Have It

Actor Alberto Sordi goes bonkers in bitter Italian satire.

By Kelly Vance

Movie Review

<i>Mother!</i>: Who Are All These People?

Mother!: Who Are All These People?

Darren Aronofsky's Freudian allegory is nowhere near as interesting as Black Swan.

By Kelly Vance

<i>Logan Lucky</i>: Mountain Dew, Mountain Don't

Logan Lucky: Mountain Dew, Mountain Don't

Steven Soderbergh, the Duke of Hazard, is back.

By Kelly Vance

<i>False Confessions</i> Rings True

False Confessions Rings True

Isabelle Huppert and director Luc Bondy revive a classic French farce.

By Kelly Vance

Beach Rats

Wind River

Love You to the Stars and Back

Hazlo Como Hombre

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Music

Music

A New Model for Paying Musicians a Living Wage?

A New Model for Paying Musicians a Living Wage?

The Bay Area nonprofit Jazz in the Neighborhood makes up the difference when venues come up short.

By Burt Dragin

Show Preview

Japanese Breakfast at Starline Social Club

Japanese Breakfast at Starline Social Club

By Aaron Carnes

Sunday in the Redwoods

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Arts & Music - September 25, 12:18 PM

New Documentary Focuses on West Oakland’s Blues Legacy

News - September 25, 10:07 AM

Monday’s Briefing: Berkeley Hot Dog Vendor Gets $87,921; Milo’s 15-Minute Speech Costs Cal $800,000

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Smokin’ Woods BBQ and Ducks & Dragons Bakery Start Residencies at Forage Kitchen

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Hidden Monuments to Racism

Berkeley and Oakland have them. And so does the region’s environmental movement.
Glossing Over a Genocide

Perpetrators of California’s war to exterminate indigenous peoples are honored with innumerable place names. The survivors’ heritage is still being obliterated.
Say Goodbye to Pacific Coast Brewing, One of Oakland's Oldest Breweries
A New Model for Paying Musicians a Living Wage?

The Bay Area nonprofit Jazz in the Neighborhood makes up the difference when venues come up short.
The East Bay Still Has Some Very Visible Reminders of Our History of Racism

It isn't just the South.

Why the Oakland A’s Should Rethink the Laney College Site

A new ballpark in the Eastlake neighborhood likely would displace low-income immigrant residents and small businesses.
Growing Clean Cannabis to Pass California's New Rules

Local grower Joseph Snow has developed a natural farming method that he says will meet California's new mandate for cannabis to be free of pesticides, fungus, and mold.
Getting Rich Off Low-Income Housing

Oakland nearly lost 126 affordable apartments due to a nonprofit's mismanagement. And behind that nonprofit is a wealthy Southern California resident who owns a $19 million mansion.
The Force Fails to Tell the Real Story About OPD

Filmmaker Peter Nicks was granted extraordinary access to the Oakland Police Department, but his documentary doesn't shed light on the organization's complex problems.
CoCo District Attorney Selection Marred by Ethical Lapses

One of the finalists has been accused of unethical and possibly illegal behavior while two others are under fire for plagiarism.

Why the Oakland A’s Should Rethink the Laney College Site

A new ballpark in the Eastlake neighborhood likely would displace low-income immigrant residents and small businesses.
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Right-Wing Extremist Group Had Booth at Urban Shield ‘To Explain Who They Are’

The Southern Poverty Law Center classifies the Oath Keepers as an extremist anti-government group.
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Updated: Opposition Emerges Right Off the Bat to A's Laney Ballpark Plans

Critics fear the ballpark will displace Laney College and the surrounding community.
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Hidden Monuments to Racism

Berkeley and Oakland have them. And so does the region’s environmental movement.
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One of Oakland's Most Historic Figures Was Also Horribly Racist

Jack London wrote of exterminating Chinese, the genocide of "lesser breeds," and the supremacy of the white race.
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It Shows Why America Needs Stephen King Now

Warning: Creepy clown alert.
'Sickened,' 'Senseless and Cruel': California Leaders Respond to Trump's Termination of DACA

State and local leaders say the dismantling of DACA is both morally and economically destructive.
Catered To You's Fish Sandwich Focus of New Short Film

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Re: Oakland Police Chief Kirkpatrick Points Blame at Ex-Chief Whent for Mishandling of Celeste Guap Sex Crimes Case
- The mishandling of this case also was orchestrated by the monitor Warsaw and his team…
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Re: Urban Shield Task Force Appointee and Gun Dealer Calls Police Critics 'Terrorists'
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