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Towing companies are taking cars illegally, and it's costing people. One of the worst offenders is PPI Towing of Oakland.
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Since 2013, more than 1,400 vehicles have been towed from one West End apartment complex by one company: PPI Towing.
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Homeless residents are testing the scope of the recent Martin v. Boise decision in a bid to stop camp closures.
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People mistakenly try to recycle them, thereby contaminating the waste stream. Plus, they're not really compostable.
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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.
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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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A handy election guide.
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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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At the new Oakland Chinatown restaurant, enjoy traditional Shanxi-style knife-shaved noodles made by a third-generation noodle-maker.
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The long-running Alameda restaurant offers a variety of Hong Kong- and Cantonese-style dishes to please every palate.
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She is a longtime community activist and organizer, has run organizations as an executive director, and is deeply committed to serving the people of Oakland.
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An Oakland police officer claimed he 'stopped fully' before smashing into a motorcyclist and even lectured the person he hurt. But a nearby surveillance camera contradicts his account.
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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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An Oakland police officer claimed he 'stopped fully' before smashing into a motorcyclist and even lectured the person he hurt. But a nearby surveillance camera contradicts his account.
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Oakland's Shaun Wagner and Mila Puccini take control of their artistic destiny, together.
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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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OPD released multiple videos of the shooting from police body cameras that recorded the killing of Joshua Pawlik.
