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Diane Williams fought for two years to stop Oakland Unified from spraying the likely carcinogenic herbicide. And, finally, she was vindicated.
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But Michelson's name will still be on the ballot and some have already voted.
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Headliners Tame Impala and A$AP Rocky led a full weekend of quality sets.
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AB 2178 seeks to makes it easier for nonprofits to charitably feed people. But some activists say the law threatens to cause more harm than good.
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The new program, which is expected to be in operation by December, addresses a gap between California food safety laws and the East Bay restaurant scene.
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"NOBE," "Reservoir Hills," and "Baja Dimond" are efforts to put a genteel stamp on Oakland.
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The East Bay has seen a widening gap between rich and poor and the displacement of people who are low-income and of color. But it doesn't have to be this way.
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The family-run restaurant features made-to-order items crafted from fresh masa, and each dish is clearly a labor of love.
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Harry Hu, a former Oakland cop, is under investigation for alleged involvement in a racketeering and extortion ring.
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The Oakland resident and ethnic studies professor aims to preserve healing indigenous food traditions through a cookbook and art exhibit.
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"NOBE," "Reservoir Hills," and "Baja Dimond" are efforts to put a genteel stamp on Oakland.
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The East Bay has seen a widening gap between rich and poor and the displacement of people who are low-income and of color. But it doesn't have to be this way.
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The closure is one of several shut downs of longtime businesses following the purchase of much of Old Oakland by 11 West Partners.
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Land trusts, and similar housing models, take homes out of the for-profit market in order to preserve affordability for the long haul.
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Homeless advocates say the recent federal appellate court ruling in Martin v. Boise could stop East Bay cities from imposing camping bans and other anti-homeless laws.
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The true story of the 19th century writer deserves more edge.
