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OUSD, like the city itself, is highly segregated. But unlike Berkeley, Oakland has never attempted to desegregate its public schools.
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Oakland's cannabis program has come under fire for not providing enough funding to equity participants. But a new $10 million state fund could help solve some of the city's problems.
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Sheriff's deputies allowed ICE agents into a locked area in Santa Rita Jail to arrest an immigrant woman who had committed no crime.
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With its thriving businesses and large immigrant population, Fruitvale is uniquely Oakland: diverse, welcoming, family-oriented, community-minded — and too-often overlooked.
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A recent study suggests that artificial lighting makes it harder for birds — and perhaps humans — to fight off West Nile Virus.
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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.
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The menu boasts lists of "Five Wows" and "Impressive Dishes" — and the dishes live up to the claim.
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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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Plus, a farewell to Ici in Berkeley, and Pinky & Red’s secures its place at Cal’s MLK Student Union.
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The Oakland mausoleum is leaving its annual jazz series behind in pursuit of more musical variety.
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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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Johnny Cornejo swallowed a lethal dose of drugs after a traffic stop
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The brazen smash-and-grab heist occurred right outside of the federal building on Clay Street in downtown.
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Officer Anthony Martinelli hit the girl after she disobeyed his order to get out of a car.
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