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Wall Street Comes to Alameda

The world's largest private equity firm buys the island's largest apartment complex.
The Killer Inside Me

Five years ago, I became one of the thousands of men diagnosed every year in the U.S. with HPV-related throat cancer.
La Perla Serves Puerto Rican Food with Soul

At the Oakland restaurant, a former Borinquen Soul chef channels his parents' cooking with fresh energy.
The Express' 2018 June Endorsements

We endorse Gavin Newsom, Kevin de Leon, Tony Thurmond, Measure A, RM3, and most of the local and state ballot initiatives.
Taj Reid Found Guilty of Rigging State Construction Contracts and Accepting Bribes

The son of Oakland Council President Larry Reid faces up to 20 years in prison and $750,000 in fines.

Smoke Meat, Poutine, and Latkes at Augie's Montreal Deli

At the new Jewish deli, modern meets traditional and Montreal meets Berkeley.
Taj Reid Found Guilty of Rigging State Construction Contracts and Accepting Bribes

The son of Oakland Council President Larry Reid faces up to 20 years in prison and $750,000 in fines.
Alameda City Manager Jill Keimach Should Resign

She crossed the line when she surreptitiously recorded councilmembers. Also, Alameda should think seriously about amending its city charter.
Billionaire George Soros Pours Money Into Alameda County District Attorney's Race

Meanwhile, police unions back incumbent District Attorney Nancy O'Malley.
Oakland's Exclusive Deal to Sell City-Owned Land to Charter School Draws Opposition

Criticized for 'backroom dealing,' the city council continues to pursue exclusive, no-bid deals to offload public property.

Billionaire George Soros Pours Money Into Alameda County District Attorney's Race

Meanwhile, police unions back incumbent District Attorney Nancy O'Malley.
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Oakland's Exclusive Deal to Sell City-Owned Land to Charter School Draws Opposition

Criticized for 'backroom dealing,' the city council continues to pursue exclusive, no-bid deals to offload public property.
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The Killer Inside Me

Five years ago, I became one of the thousands of men diagnosed every year in the U.S. with HPV-related throat cancer.
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Judge Rules in Favor of Oakland Coal Project

The ruling paves the way for developer Phil Tagami to move ahead with a fossil fuel export hub that could ship millions of tons of coal per year to overseas markets.
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Oakland Failed to Spend $2.2 Million on Anti-Displacement and Homeless Assistance

The funds went unspent because of a budget error and staffing shortages.
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Unfunny, Misogynist Anti-Superhero Returns in 'Deadpool 2'

The movie treats audiences to more lazy writing and idiot-appeasing offensiveness.
The Supreme Irony of Ruth Bader Ginsburg Biodoc 'RBG'

A look at the brightest justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, who had to fight twice as hard to get there because she's a woman.
'Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat' Fails to Deliver Satisfying Portrait

The famous New York artist is barely present in the new documentary.
'Bye Bye Germany' Tells Comedic Story of One Man’s Escape from the Holocaust

In the mostly true film, the Jewish protagonist uses jokes to survive.
From the Makers of 'Juno,' 'Tully' Is a Serendipitous Treasure

Charlize Theron and Mackenzie Davis make the most of this diary of a mad housewife.

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The world's largest private equity firm buys the island's largest apartment complex.

Five years ago, I became one of the thousands of men diagnosed every year in the U.S. with HPV-related throat cancer.

At the Oakland restaurant, a former Borinquen Soul chef channels his parents' cooking with fresh energy.

We endorse Gavin Newsom, Kevin de Leon, Tony Thurmond, Measure A, RM3, and most of the local and state ballot initiatives.

The son of Oakland Council President Larry Reid faces up to 20 years in prison and $750,000 in fines.

At the new Jewish deli, modern meets traditional and Montreal meets Berkeley.

The son of Oakland Council President Larry Reid faces up to 20 years in prison and $750,000 in fines.

She crossed the line when she surreptitiously recorded councilmembers. Also, Alameda should think seriously about amending its city charter.

Meanwhile, police unions back incumbent District Attorney Nancy O'Malley.

Criticized for 'backroom dealing,' the city council continues to pursue exclusive, no-bid deals to offload public property.

Meanwhile, police unions back incumbent District Attorney Nancy O'Malley.

Criticized for 'backroom dealing,' the city council continues to pursue exclusive, no-bid deals to offload public property.

Five years ago, I became one of the thousands of men diagnosed every year in the U.S. with HPV-related throat cancer.

The ruling paves the way for developer Phil Tagami to move ahead with a fossil fuel export hub that could ship millions of tons of coal per year to overseas markets.

The funds went unspent because of a budget error and staffing shortages.

The movie treats audiences to more lazy writing and idiot-appeasing offensiveness.

A look at the brightest justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, who had to fight twice as hard to get there because she's a woman.

The famous New York artist is barely present in the new documentary.

In the mostly true film, the Jewish protagonist uses jokes to survive.

Charlize Theron and Mackenzie Davis make the most of this diary of a mad housewife.

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