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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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People mistakenly try to recycle them, thereby contaminating the waste stream. Plus, they're not really compostable.
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The modern yet petite San Leandro Korean restaurant offers limited seating and menu options, but delivers on quality and taste.
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Composer Richard Marriott found inspiration in the fire and its victims for his new concerto.
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A handy election guide.
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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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Homeless residents are testing the scope of the recent Martin v. Boise decision in a bid to stop camp closures.
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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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Alameda's interim city manager and city attorney say emails among top officials discussing Mayor Trish Herrera Spencer's refusal to pay back $100 must be kept secret.
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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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A handy election guide.
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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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OPD released multiple videos of the shooting from police body cameras that recorded the killing of Joshua Pawlik.
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Re: “The Torture Professor”
Since John Yoo, was working for the Justice Department at the time he wrote the torture memos, and could not have been paid at the same time by the University of California, which is against its employment regulations, then it seems the issue of academic freedom does not apply to him. Therefore, he cannot hide behind this issue now, nor can the University of California, Berkeley. SEE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA POLICY AND PROCEDURES MANUAL to verify, please. These are open documents regarding hiring and retention policies.
Could he not also be prosecuted for failing to uphold the U.S. Constitution at the Justice Department, especially Amendment VIII to the Bill of Rights which unequivocally prohibits "cruel and unusual punishment"?
By what stretch of anyone's imagination could the torture Yoo espoused be considered "usual"? Yoo eschewed only "organ failure", presumably not ripping nails off hands, for example. This inhumanity seems prosecutable.
Render him to the World Court if necessary.