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Written by and starring Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, the film presents Oakland's finest.
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Voters are being asked to give the city council the power to lower marijuana business tax rates, which are currently among the highest in the state.
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'Homegrown Heroes: Oakland A's at 50' looks at the history of the A's, focusing on the 1989 World Series.
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After an upheaval, the Express remains committed to community journalism — but we must do better.
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The decision may result in relocating detainees further away from legal aid and loved ones while the mass incarceration of undocumented people continues.
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The surprising dismissal of the well-liked Richmond police captain and a series of other scandals threaten to tarnish the reputation of a police department once held as a national model of reform.
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At the North Berkeley restaurant, the fish is flown in from Japan and served with little adornment.
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Smythe's has weathered recession, online competition, and a perception of accordions as coarse-sounding period props. Now it's the only public accordion center in the Bay Area.
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The East Bay's new community choice aggregator aims to lower energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions while creating new jobs. But does it go far enough?
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The impending closure of emergency services at Alta Bates in Berkeley has many worried about the consequences for communities in the East Bay — especially Richmond.
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The surprising dismissal of the well-liked Richmond police captain and a series of other scandals threaten to tarnish the reputation of a police department once held as a national model of reform.
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The alleged assault took place one year ago in Austin, Texas. For the past four months, Chapman has been a fugitive from justice.
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Outgoing Councilmember Annie Campbell Washington has endorsed Young in the District 4 race, but Young hasn’t been eligible to practice law in the state since last September.
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Written by and starring Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, the film presents Oakland's finest.
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In this summer thriller, bad people are watching everything we do.
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Boots Riley’s feature debut is a nimble, imaginative bucket of social indignation.
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Starring Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasikowska, the film delivers few of its promised laughs.
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Darkness and ambiguity abound in the Mexican border drug war sequel.
