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East Ocean Seafood Restaurant Serves Dim Sum by Day, Smoked Black Cod By Night

Restaurant Review

East Ocean Seafood Restaurant Serves Dim Sum by Day, Smoked Black Cod By Night

The long-running Alameda restaurant offers a variety of Hong Kong- and Cantonese-style dishes to please every palate.

By Katherine Hamilton

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The Express' November 2018 Endorsement Guide

The Express' November 2018 Endorsement Guide

By The Editorial Board

Music

The Acharis' Dark Inward Journey

The Acharis' Dark Inward Journey

By Kyle Roe

Arts Feature

New Documentary 'The Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin' Celebrates Iconoclast Writer

New Documentary 'The Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin' Celebrates Iconoclast Writer

By Janis Hashe

News & Opinion

Feature

Role Reversals in the Oakland Mayor's Race

Role Reversals in the Oakland Mayor's Race

In the Oakland mayor's race, the normally staid Libby Schaaf has come out swinging, while one of her top challengers, the usually brash Cat Brooks, is acting more like a Fortune 500 CEO.

By Steven Tavares

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Richmond at a Crossroads

Richmond at a Crossroads

The city is on the verge of an economic boom: Will Mayor Tom Butt, a longtime city official, lead it to prosperity, or will the Richmond Progressive Alliance take full control of City Hall?

By John Geluardi

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Island Gone Wild

Island Gone Wild

This has been a crazy year in Alameda politics, and it's about to get crazier.

By Steven Tavares

Letters

Letters of the Week: Our Readers Chime in on Last Week's Issue

Letters of the Week: Our Readers Chime in on Last Week's Issue

By East Bay Express readers

Letters

Letters of the Week: Our Readers Chime in on our Gentrification issue

Letters of the Week: Our Readers Chime in on our Gentrification issue

By East Bay Express readers

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Arts & Culture

Arts Feature

What's Missing in Oakland's First Cultural Plan in 30 Years?

What's Missing in Oakland's First Cultural Plan in 30 Years?

There aren't too many plans in this plan.

By Rick Paulas

Emeryville Art Exhibition

32nd Annual Emeryville Art Exhibition

Emeryville

Women Laughing Alone with Salad

Women Laughing Alone With Salad

Ashby Stage

Fairview

Fairview

Berkeley Repertory Theatre

Savage Love

Savage Love: Jacks

Savage Love: Jacks

Navigating professional relationships at sex parties.

By Dan Savage

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On the Brightside

On the Brightside

Drake’s Brewing Co. employed its spirit of innovation when inventing its new champagne-like Extra Brut IPA.

By Express Narratives

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Food & Drink

Restaurant Review

Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine Brings Memories of Thailand to Jack London Square

Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine Brings Memories of Thailand to Jack London Square

Panang short ribs, seriously spicy curries, and handcrafted cocktails create a modern and fun culinary experience.

By Katherine Hamilton

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Movies

Movie Review

'The Oath' Shows How to Wreck a Thanksgiving Dinner

'The Oath' Shows How to Wreck a Thanksgiving Dinner

Is it a comedy or a horror flick?

By Kelly Vance

Movie Review

Rupert Everett Celebrates Oscar Wilde with ‘The Happy Prince’

Rupert Everett Celebrates Oscar Wilde with ‘The Happy Prince’

It’s full-on Oscar bait.

By Kelly Vance

Pandem Kodi 2

First Man

Free Solo

22 July

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Music

Music

Blockchain-Powered Our Music Festival Comes to Berkeley

Blockchain-Powered Our Music Festival Comes to Berkeley

The first festival has big plans and its own cryptocurrency.

By Madeline Wells

Music

Treasure Island Music Festival Returns — But This Time to Oakland

Treasure Island Music Festival Returns — But This Time to Oakland

After a brief hiatus, the two-day music festival will reemerge this weekend at Middle Harbor Shoreline Park.

By Madeline Wells

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Recent Blog Posts

News - October 22, 9:55 AM

Monday’s Briefing: OPD Was Asking Recruits If They Were Sexual Assault Victims; DA Clears Ex-Alameda City Manager Keimach

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Schaaf Has 20-Point Lead in New Poll, But Is Still Well Short of a Majority

News - October 19, 10:48 AM

Friday’s Briefing: First Friday Canceled; Big Bluefin Tuna Rebound

News - October 18, 6:23 PM

Oakland Councilmember Kalb Files Ethics Complaint Against Conservative Anti-Tax Group Over Mailers

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Opinion: Prioritizing People in Our Housing Policies

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Women Laughing Alone with Salad @ Ashby Stage

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The Express' November 2018 Endorsement Guide

We endorse Schaaf, Ezzy Ashcraft, and Butt; along with Fortunato Bas, Thao, Middleton, and Whitaker for Oakland council and Knox White and Oddie for Alameda council.
A Guide to Oakland's Ballot Measures

Six measures on the November ballot include new taxes, tax breaks, changes to existing taxes, worker and tenant protections, and education funding.
Richmond at a Crossroads

The city is on the verge of an economic boom: Will Mayor Tom Butt, a longtime city official, lead it to prosperity, or will the Richmond Progressive Alliance take full control of City Hall?
East Ocean Seafood Restaurant Serves Dim Sum by Day, Smoked Black Cod By Night

The long-running Alameda restaurant offers a variety of Hong Kong- and Cantonese-style dishes to please every palate.
The Acharis' Dark Inward Journey

Oakland's Shaun Wagner and Mila Puccini take control of their artistic destiny, together.

The Express' November 2018 Endorsement Guide

We endorse Schaaf, Ezzy Ashcraft, and Butt; along with Fortunato Bas, Thao, Middleton, and Whitaker for Oakland council and Knox White and Oddie for Alameda council.
Alameda District Attorney’s Inspector Is Target of FBI Corruption Investigation

Harry Hu, a former Oakland cop, is under investigation for alleged involvement in a racketeering and extortion ring.
Oakland Councilmember Desley Brooks Alleges City Attorney Failed to Competently Represent Her in the Elaine Brown Lawsuit
Luz Calvo Wants to Decolonize Your Plate

The Oakland resident and ethnic studies professor aims to preserve healing indigenous food traditions through a cookbook and art exhibit.
Charlie Michelson Abruptly Withdraws from Oakland's District 4 City Council Campaign

But Michelson's name will still be on the ballot and some have already voted.

The Express' November 2018 Endorsement Guide

We endorse Schaaf, Ezzy Ashcraft, and Butt; along with Fortunato Bas, Thao, Middleton, and Whitaker for Oakland council and Knox White and Oddie for Alameda council.
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Role Reversals in the Oakland Mayor's Race

In the Oakland mayor's race, the normally staid Libby Schaaf has come out swinging, while one of her top challengers, the usually brash Cat Brooks, is acting more like a Fortune 500 CEO.
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Smart & Final’s Old Oakland Location Closes

The closure is one of several shut downs of longtime businesses following the purchase of much of Old Oakland by 11 West Partners.
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Oakland and Berkeley Homeless Sweeps May be Unconstitutional

Homeless advocates say the recent federal appellate court ruling in Martin v. Boise could stop East Bay cities from imposing camping bans and other anti-homeless laws.
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Landlords Take Aim Against Three Oakland Ballot Measures

The California Association of Realtors and National Association of Realtors have already raised $97,500 to oppose Oakland's vacant property tax and eviction protection ballot measures.
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The Acharis' Dark Inward Journey

Oakland's Shaun Wagner and Mila Puccini take control of their artistic destiny, together.
New Documentary 'The Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin' Celebrates Iconoclast Writer

Arwen Curry's study of the Berkeley sci-fi legend has been 10 years in the making.
Blockchain-Powered Our Music Festival Comes to Berkeley

The first festival has big plans and its own cryptocurrency.
Keira Knightley's 'Colette' Is Too Tame

The true story of the 19th century writer deserves more edge.

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