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Fruitvale: The Town's Gem
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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Marshawn Lynch’s Restaurant, Rob Ben’s, Expects to Open Friday
Plus, a farewell to Ici in Berkeley, and Pinky & Red’s secures its place at Cal’s MLK Student Union.
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Alameda Sheriff Accused of Violating State Sanctuary Law
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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Allie Daddy's BBQ Satisfies Late-Night Cravings
There are few things better than catching up with friends over beer, bubble tea, and grilled meat.
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Gina Arnold's 'Half a Million Strong' Unpacks Music Festivals, Race, and Power
The new book documents decades of music festivals and their inherent conflicts.
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Updated: Tony Thurmond Wins State Schools Chief Contest
Thurmond declared victory and Marshall Tuck conceded.
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The Corrupt Oakland Official Who Wanted to be a Cannabis Kingpin
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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Analysis: Progressives Failed in Richmond
Internal discord and disorganization resulted in serious setbacks for the Richmond Progressive Alliance in the November election.
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Democrat Rebecca Bauer-Kahan Wins the East Bay Assembly District 16 Race
Bauer-Kahan's victory over GOP incumbent Catherine Baker means the Bay Area now has no Republican representatives in the state Legislature.
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Updated: Tony Thurmond Wins State Schools Chief Contest
Thurmond declared victory and Marshall Tuck conceded.
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Analysis: Progressives Failed in Richmond
Internal discord and disorganization resulted in serious setbacks for the Richmond Progressive Alliance in the November election.
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Democrat Rebecca Bauer-Kahan Wins the East Bay Assembly District 16 Race
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Fully Automatic Rifle Among Weapons Stolen from Federal ATF Agent's Vehicle Outside Oakland Federal Building
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Alfonso Cuarón’s Family Tale ‘Roma’ Nourishes the Soul
Coming to a big and small screen near you.
Re: “Save Oakland Art”
The reason why there is so much interest in Oakland is specifically because of the artist community and history of social activism in the area! If the city officials are looking first towards the money and not towards the long term implications, we should work as a community to vote them out of office and find other candidates more sympathetic to the artist community.
I'd really love to attend an open hall or some type of community forum to hear what they (officials) have to say and would love Oakland Art Murmur to post these events on Facebook so we can collectively make our grievances heard...and if they're not, challenge their role and if they'll last in the next election.