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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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Six measures on the November ballot include new taxes, tax breaks, changes to existing taxes, worker and tenant protections, and education funding.
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This has been a crazy year in Alameda politics, and it's about to get crazier.
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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?
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Arwen Curry's study of the Berkeley sci-fi legend has been 10 years in the making.
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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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Harry Hu, a former Oakland cop, is under investigation for alleged involvement in a racketeering and extortion ring.
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The Oakland resident and ethnic studies professor aims to preserve healing indigenous food traditions through a cookbook and art exhibit.
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But Michelson's name will still be on the ballot and some have already voted.
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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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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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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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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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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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Arwen Curry's study of the Berkeley sci-fi legend has been 10 years in the making.
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The first festival has big plans and its own cryptocurrency.
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Oakland's Shaun Wagner and Mila Puccini take control of their artistic destiny, together.
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The true story of the 19th century writer deserves more edge.
