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Music, Jul 9, 2014
Sand That Rocks

CSU East Bay students created an augmented reality and generative synthesizer with their project Sand Noise Device.
- By April Siese
- Tags: Music, Sand Noise Device, Green Cat Collective, Maker Faire, The Bistro

Music, Sep 19, 2012
Loudtalkers Generate Chatter

The Livermore trio hopes to raise its hometown profile, one performance at a time.
- By April Siese
- Tags: Music, Matt Roads, Chris Ansuini, Bob Weir, Taylor Rankin, The Good Time Tavern

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Planners Look to Enhance Transit on San Pablo Avenue

Less parking, and more accommodation of bikes and pedestrians, also expected from planning process.
Mar Z Pan Bakes Up Danish and Filipino Flavors

From Danish lingonberry sandwich cookies to calamansi-glazed sourdough donuts.
Thursday's Briefing: Oakland council restores recent OUSD cuts; Port workers balk at A's ballpark plans

Berkeley Symphony names 37-year-old as next music director
Celebrating Birria at La Santa Torta

Birria is often reserved for special occasions, but the duo behind La Santa Torta brings this edible part of their culture to the public every day.
Wednesday's Briefing: Skinner brokers deal to bolster use-of-force legislation

Alameda County supervisors agree to tentative deal to sell their half of Coliseum

Something to Love: San Leandro's Affordable Eateries

They are diverse, offering delicious dishes with Liberian, Chinese, and Filipino roots as well as straight-up diner fare.
The Oakland City Council Should Implement Measure AA and Honor Voters' Voices

Opponents failed at the ballot box. Their subsequent strategy should fail as well.
El Cerrito and the Highway of Epicurean Delights

From Peruvian ceviche to Mexican mango mole, German Bockwurst to Vietnamese bahn mi, dan dan noodles to local brews — all these await you along San Pablo Avenue.
Dashe Cellars Is Leaving The Jack London District

After fifteen years in Oakland, the winery is moving to Spirits Alley in Alameda.
There's Nothing Stale About Hayward

Herb-roasted chicken, Southern classics, old-school burgers, and potato salad like no other are among the stars.

The Oakland City Council Should Implement Measure AA and Honor Voters' Voices

Opponents failed at the ballot box. Their subsequent strategy should fail as well.
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Alameda County Supervisors to Reconsider Banning Some Rodeo Events

Plus, Barbara Lee gets on Betsy DeVos, and Swalwell Says He's In
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Thursday's Briefing: Oakland council restores recent OUSD cuts; Port workers balk at A's ballpark plans

Berkeley Symphony names 37-year-old as next music director
- Comments (4)
El Cerrito and the Highway of Epicurean Delights

From Peruvian ceviche to Mexican mango mole, German Bockwurst to Vietnamese bahn mi, dan dan noodles to local brews — all these await you along San Pablo Avenue.
- Comments (4)
The Fight for Oakland's Future is Only Just Beginning

As with teachers, wages for the city’s employees are falling behind.
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Mylo Mu’s Many Frames of Reference

The Rapper, designer, and visual artist talks about Bay Area hip-hop, design school, and his new album METATRON.

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CSU East Bay students created an augmented reality and generative synthesizer with their project Sand Noise Device.

The Livermore trio hopes to raise its hometown profile, one performance at a time.

Most Popular Stories

Less parking, and more accommodation of bikes and pedestrians, also expected from planning process.

From Danish lingonberry sandwich cookies to calamansi-glazed sourdough donuts.

Berkeley Symphony names 37-year-old as next music director

Birria is often reserved for special occasions, but the duo behind La Santa Torta brings this edible part of their culture to the public every day.

Alameda County supervisors agree to tentative deal to sell their half of Coliseum

They are diverse, offering delicious dishes with Liberian, Chinese, and Filipino roots as well as straight-up diner fare.

Opponents failed at the ballot box. Their subsequent strategy should fail as well.

From Peruvian ceviche to Mexican mango mole, German Bockwurst to Vietnamese bahn mi, dan dan noodles to local brews — all these await you along San Pablo Avenue.

After fifteen years in Oakland, the winery is moving to Spirits Alley in Alameda.

Herb-roasted chicken, Southern classics, old-school burgers, and potato salad like no other are among the stars.

Opponents failed at the ballot box. Their subsequent strategy should fail as well.

Plus, Barbara Lee gets on Betsy DeVos, and Swalwell Says He's In

Berkeley Symphony names 37-year-old as next music director

From Peruvian ceviche to Mexican mango mole, German Bockwurst to Vietnamese bahn mi, dan dan noodles to local brews — all these await you along San Pablo Avenue.

As with teachers, wages for the city’s employees are falling behind.

The Rapper, designer, and visual artist talks about Bay Area hip-hop, design school, and his new album METATRON.

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