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Lawsuit by Agency Whistleblower Alleges Widespread Document Destruction at Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
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Mike Peritz
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Noted Oakland civil rights attorney allegedly gave jailed clients contraband phones
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A Fruitvale business owner says OPD officers ignored an illegal pot farm and then encouraged him to let people spirit away all of the evidence.
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Sources said Lt. Craig Cedergren had an inmate chained to his cell door against the protests of subordinates.
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Plus Kaiser Thwarts Strike Vote and Supervisors Approve Housing
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Victor Arnautoff's mural about George Washington is squarely on the side of the oppressed. The notion that today's adolescents need protection from history or reality is deeply patronizing.
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Sources said Lt. Craig Cedergren had an inmate chained to his cell door against the protests of subordinates.
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By forcing the festival to not work with the Jewish Voice for Peace, the federation is stifling debate within the Bay Area community.
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San Leandro's newest fine dining destination is label-defying, refreshing, and inspiring.
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Sources said Lt. Craig Cedergren had an inmate chained to his cell door against the protests of subordinates.
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By forcing the festival to not work with the Jewish Voice for Peace, the federation is stifling debate within the Bay Area community.
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Victor Arnautoff's mural about George Washington is squarely on the side of the oppressed. The notion that today's adolescents need protection from history or reality is deeply patronizing.
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Revenues from the 2016 tax measure have helped to provide a more reliable source of funding for Oakland's Town Camp program.
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It's hard to study a product that is legal according to the state, but federally felonious.
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Re: “The Problems With Bioplastics”
Finally some accurate info on compostable plastics! I know of no Northern California compost facility that is properly processing rigid compostable plastics, yet some are contracted to accept them. It is likely a mistake for cities to be directing their use through sustainable foodware ordinances. It's not that rigid compostable plastics aren't breaking down in the piles. It's that they aren't allowed in the piles in the first place. All jurisdictions will be expected to be making, and using, huge amounts of (quality?) compost under SB 1383. We have to keep our compost salable by keeping compostable plastics out of the compost feedstock - and then stop greenwashing rigid compostable plastics as sustainable.
Andy Schneider