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White Nationalist Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman Arrested for Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon

White Nationalist Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman Arrested for Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon The alleged assault took place one year ago in Austin, Texas. For the past four months, Chapman has been a fugitive from justice. July 06, 2018

Oakland Council Ignores Warning from City Administrator and Votes for 'Strong' Police Commission Ordinance

Oakland Council Ignores Warning from City Administrator and Votes for 'Strong' Police Commission Ordinance July 11, 2018

Eviction Protections Could Be Extended to Thousands More Oakland Homes Through Proposed Ballot Measure

Eviction Protections Could Be Extended to Thousands More Oakland Homes Through Proposed Ballot Measure June 28, 2018

Oakland's Best Tacos Aren't Where You Think

Oakland's Best Tacos Aren't Where You Think We tracked down amazing, lesser-known trucks in East and West Oakland for your summer eating. June 06, 2018

Hate Crimes Increased Significantly in 2017 in the East Bay and Statewide

Hate Crimes Increased Significantly in 2017 in the East Bay and Statewide Anti-Black hate crimes remain the single largest category. July 09, 2018

The East Bay's Changing Demographics

The East Bay's Changing Demographics If recent trends continue, the number of Black residents in the urban East Bay will decline further, as the percentage of Latinos and whites rise. February 14, 2018

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Blogs, News Jul 11, 2018
Oakland Council Ignores Warning from City Administrator and Votes for 'Strong' Police Commission Ordinance
- By Darwin BondGraham

Blogs, News Jul 9, 2018
Hate Crimes Increased Significantly in 2017 in the East Bay and Statewide

Anti-Black hate crimes remain the single largest category.
- By Darwin BondGraham

Blogs, News Jul 6, 2018
White Nationalist Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman Arrested for Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon

The alleged assault took place one year ago in Austin, Texas. For the past four months, Chapman has been a fugitive from justice.
- By Darwin BondGraham

Blogs, News Jul 3, 2018
Sheriff's Drone That Watched Protesters at Contra Costa Jail Was Made by a Company ICE Accused of Spying for the Chinese Government
- By Darwin BondGraham

Blogs, News Jul 2, 2018
Berkeley to Evict RV Homeless Camp from Marina Parking Lot Next Week

The Berkeley City Manager's plan to evict the vehicle camp was stopped today, but the city council failed to extend a one month reprieve.
- By Darwin BondGraham

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Surviving in the Hospital Desert

The impending closure of emergency services at Alta Bates in Berkeley has many worried about the consequences for communities in the East Bay — especially Richmond.
The Magic of Oakland Baseball Returns

The never-say-die A’s have charged into the playoff race, ensuring that the summer of 2018 in the Oakland Coliseum is going to be special.
The Firing of Captain Mark Gagan

The surprising dismissal of the well-liked Richmond police captain and a series of other scandals threaten to tarnish the reputation of a police department once held as a national model of reform.
Stephen Buel Resigns as Publisher
An Apology and a Pledge

The Firing of Captain Mark Gagan

The surprising dismissal of the well-liked Richmond police captain and a series of other scandals threaten to tarnish the reputation of a police department once held as a national model of reform.
Kamado Sushi: A Haven for Traditionalists

At the North Berkeley restaurant, the fish is flown in from Japan and served with little adornment.
At Smythe's Accordion Center, the Squeezebox Business Booms

Smythe's has weathered recession, online competition, and a perception of accordions as coarse-sounding period props. Now it's the only public accordion center in the Bay Area.
East Bay Community Energy Wants to Power the Community

The East Bay's new community choice aggregator aims to lower energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions while creating new jobs. But does it go far enough?
Top Oakland Schools Financial Officer Who Resigned During Budget Crisis Still Collecting Monthly $19,100 Paycheck

In total, the district stands to pay Hal at least $267,400 for not working for six months.

The Firing of Captain Mark Gagan

The surprising dismissal of the well-liked Richmond police captain and a series of other scandals threaten to tarnish the reputation of a police department once held as a national model of reform.
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An Apology and a Pledge
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White Nationalist Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman Arrested for Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon

The alleged assault took place one year ago in Austin, Texas. For the past four months, Chapman has been a fugitive from justice.
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Oakland City Council Candidate Chris Young Suspended by State Bar

Outgoing Councilmember Annie Campbell Washington has endorsed Young in the District 4 race, but Young hasn’t been eligible to practice law in the state since last September.
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In Its Ninth Year, Burger Boogaloo Remains Lovably Quirky — But It Can Do Better

Devo, The Damned, and The Mummies played this year's festival in Mosswood Park.
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‘Sorry to Bother You’ Is the Rarest of Satires

Boots Riley’s feature debut is a nimble, imaginative bucket of social indignation.
Bruce LaBruce Returns with 'The Misandrists'

If you have the stomach for it, the rebellious squalor is liberating.
'The Most Unknown' Is the Most Intelligent Documentary of 2018

This meeting of scientific minds comes from Vice Media.
'Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist' Feels Like an Infomercial

A look at fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood, who dressed Johnny Rotten.
Nouveau Western 'Damsel' Feels Slow and Predictable

Starring Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska, the film delivers few of its promised laughs.

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