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Internal discord and disorganization resulted in serious setbacks for the Richmond Progressive Alliance in the November election.

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Thomas Espinosa is accused of taking bribes and extorting property owners in his job as a city building inspector. In his spare time, he was assembling a cannabis real estate empire.

Towing companies are taking cars illegally, and it's costing people. One of the worst offenders is PPI Towing of Oakland.

People mistakenly try to recycle them, thereby contaminating the waste stream. Plus, they're not really compostable.

Internal discord and disorganization resulted in serious setbacks for the Richmond Progressive Alliance in the November election.

Since 2013, more than 1,400 vehicles have been towed from one West End apartment complex by one company: PPI Towing.

Internal discord and disorganization resulted in serious setbacks for the Richmond Progressive Alliance in the November election.

Towing companies are taking cars illegally, and it's costing people. One of the worst offenders is PPI Towing of Oakland.

East Bay voters made it clear that they favor candidates who advocate not only for more renter protections and more homeless services, but also, more housing.

The horrific Camp Fire has proven that the state can no longer afford unchecked development in wildland areas or next to them.

Oakland’s last pro sports team is dreaming big for itself and the city with plans to redevelop the Coliseum complex to help privately finance a ballpark with modern, bold designs next to Jack London Square.

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