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News & Opinion, Feature Dec 10, 2014
Out with the Old, In with the New

The top New Year’s Eve events the East Bay has to offer. Plus a few in San Francisco.
- By Sarah Burke, Sam Lefebvre, and Luke Tsai
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How the California Environmental Quality Act Fails the Environment

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.
Oakland's Budget Battle Heats Up

The city's current budget season has become a veritable kabuki of familiar players and conflicts.
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Brought to you by the folks behind Great China and Perle Wine Bar.
Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.

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The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.
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How the California Environmental Quality Act Fails the Environment

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.
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Eating Mushrooms Isn’t Like Smoking a Joint

Oakland follows Denver's lead in decriminalizing psilocybin and other psychedelic plants.
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Outsourcing Perpetuates Economic Inequality

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.
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Berkeley and the Road Not Taken

In contrast with its 2010 attitude toward transit improvements on Telegraph Avenue, the city now seems to see bike and bus lanes as the future of a denser San Pablo Avenue.
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The top New Year’s Eve events the East Bay has to offer. Plus a few in San Francisco.

Most Popular Stories

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.

Team appeals court decision requiring it to pay Oracle Arena's remaining debt. If the Dubs owners win this one, taxpayers could be stuck with the $40 million bill.

A waterfront server farm cooled by the bay would be environmentally less impactful than one cooled via air conditioning. Or would it?

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.

Alameda County grand jury reports on Alameda, Urban Shield, Santa Rita Jail

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.

The city's current budget season has become a veritable kabuki of familiar players and conflicts.

Brought to you by the folks behind Great China and Perle Wine Bar.

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.

The historic, long-shuttered beloved Oakland BBQ joint is returning this summer as a pop-up.

Critics correctly blame the law for making it too easy to block housing construction. But it also fails far too frequently to protect wildlife habitat.

Oakland follows Denver's lead in decriminalizing psilocybin and other psychedelic plants.

The University of California has pioneered replacing employees with contractors. It's a cancerous trend.

In contrast with its 2010 attitude toward transit improvements on Telegraph Avenue, the city now seems to see bike and bus lanes as the future of a denser San Pablo Avenue.

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