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The city's complicated and sticky process for licensing cannabis grows has prompted many cultivators to remain in the shadows.
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Inmates are protesting the jail’s practice of single-cell confinement for up to 23 hours a day.
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The first major record manufacturer in Oakland since the mid-'30s plans to offer other various music-industry resources under the name Bump Town, including a venue.
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Years after a fatal police shooting, one of the cops responsible is helping the victim's mom seek answers.
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City officials took 22 months to propose three sites for sanctioned homeless encampments, and they recently offered one to some of their biggest critics — activists from The Village.
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Since Brenda Roberts became Oakland city auditor in 2015, productivity has plummeted, and ex-employees say the office has been wracked by a culture of abuse.
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Councilmember Dan Kalb is developing a tiered property transfer tax that could raise rates on expensive homes and generate millions in new revenue.
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Despite a new owner and name, the Fruitvale restaurant stays true to its Taqueria Campos days.
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Since Brenda Roberts became Oakland city auditor in 2015, productivity has plummeted, and ex-employees say the office has been wracked by a culture of abuse.
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The actions by Mike Grant, owner of the Gun Repair Unlimited in Dublin, prompted an apology from a county supervisor.
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“This will flush out more of us.”
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It takes four writers to murder this serial-killer thriller.
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If you thought the 1982 version was depressing...
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Mistah F.A.B. designed the shirt, which has since inspired knockoffs.
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