Corrections for the Week of September 23, 2015

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Oakland Metro Operahouse Claims Harassment by a Neighbor, Who Says the Music Venue is Breaking the Law

Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.
Oakland Police Commanders Who Buried Sex-Crime Scandal Investigation Were Later Promoted

Mayor Schaaf’s subsequent investigation of the mishandled case also fizzled and required federal court intervention.
Living Downstairs, or Lying?: Advocates Say Oakland Landlords Pretending to Reside in Apartments so as to Evict Tenants

In smaller buildings, property owners can move in (or fake to residing there) to circumvent rent control.
Oakland City Council Passes Divisive Proposal to Establish Violence Prevention Department
Protests, Arrests After Berkeley Approves Contentious Urban Shield Program

A city council vote to continue controversial police training programs was met with community outrage.

A New Oakland A's Ballpark: Our Writer Looks At The Good, The Bad, And The Unknown Of Three Rumored Sites

Will the team move to Laney College or Howard Terminal, or stay at the Coliseum location?
Buck Stops Nowhere: Oakland Unified School District Suffering From Multiple Vacancies in Key Finance Positions

The district faces steep budget deficits over the next two years.
Oakland's Only Nigerian Restaurant Was Set to Close, Until Community Rallied Behind Miliki

Miliki is here to stay after signing a new five-year lease.
Oakland A's Minority Owners Purchase Downtown SRO After Previous Landlord Evicted Low-Income Tenants

New owners include an investor group known for operating boutique hotels and student dorms in high-end markets.
Alameda Renter Advocates Say Landlords Engaging in ‘Disinformation Campaign’ to Repeal Just-Cause Protections

Landlord group behind referendum campaign attempted to repeal city council’s vote on just-cause protections.

Gentrification Station: Why Oakland Still Says NO to Uber
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Oakland Expends Considerable Money and Person-Power Displacing Homeless Residents, According to City Records

Activists say there's a better way to address homeless encampments.
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A New Oakland A's Ballpark: Our Writer Looks At The Good, The Bad, And The Unknown Of Three Rumored Sites

Will the team move to Laney College or Howard Terminal, or stay at the Coliseum location?
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Oakland Metro Operahouse Claims Harassment by a Neighbor, Who Says the Music Venue is Breaking the Law

Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.
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'Homeless Lives Matter Too??': People Sleeping On Oakland's Streets Still Waiting For Government Response To Growing East Bay Crisis

Officials say it could take years to help increased number of people living outdoors.
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Jay Som’s Slow-Burning Ascent

Everybody Works, the Oakland-via-Brentwood musician’s breakthrough, is a revelation that celebrates self-care, identity, and the Bay Area DIY scene on her own terms. But it took a bit of time to get there.
City of Oakland ‘Bulldozer’ Hit A Homeless Man While He Was Sleeping In A Tent

Debris and garbage is increasingly an issue at homeless encampments. But homeless residents claim that the 'bulldozer' trashed and destroyed their personal belongings and valuables. 'It was horrible, just ridiculous.'

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Grand Jury: Oakland’s ‘Backroom Dealing’ to Sell City-Owned Land Is Systemic Problem ‘Vulnerable to Undue Influence’

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Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.

Mayor Schaaf’s subsequent investigation of the mishandled case also fizzled and required federal court intervention.

In smaller buildings, property owners can move in (or fake to residing there) to circumvent rent control.

A city council vote to continue controversial police training programs was met with community outrage.

Will the team move to Laney College or Howard Terminal, or stay at the Coliseum location?

The district faces steep budget deficits over the next two years.

Miliki is here to stay after signing a new five-year lease.

New owners include an investor group known for operating boutique hotels and student dorms in high-end markets.

Landlord group behind referendum campaign attempted to repeal city council’s vote on just-cause protections.

Activists say there's a better way to address homeless encampments.

Will the team move to Laney College or Howard Terminal, or stay at the Coliseum location?

Coupled with increased scrutiny following the Ghost Ship fire, the Metro's owners say finances are constricted.

Officials say it could take years to help increased number of people living outdoors.

Everybody Works, the Oakland-via-Brentwood musician’s breakthrough, is a revelation that celebrates self-care, identity, and the Bay Area DIY scene on her own terms. But it took a bit of time to get there.

Debris and garbage is increasingly an issue at homeless encampments. But homeless residents claim that the 'bulldozer' trashed and destroyed their personal belongings and valuables. 'It was horrible, just ridiculous.'

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