Until the paperwork was amended Wednesday, a man named Robert Wieskowski had filed a statement of candidacy with […]
A holiday card created by Alameda County firefighters depicting people in tradition Chinese attire created a fire storm […]
A previously approved commercial cannabis permit was pulled by the Hayward City Council last week after a separate […]
During a re-election campaign in 2016 that, in hindsight, only appeared difficult, Alameda County Supervisor said he would […]
Kansen Chu, the South Bay and Fremont assemblymember best known for his bids to abolish daylight-savings time in […]
Swimming pools are a hot-button in issue in Alameda again. Two competitive pools at Alameda High School that […]
Legislation that would help the City of Oakland finance infrastructure and transportation projects for a new ballpark at […]
Hayward is set to approve eight more cannabis permits on Tuesday night and may rid itself of one […]
A short-term rental ordinance returns to the council after a work session last December that favored limiting hosted […]
A cannabis business previously approved for a commercial distribution permit in Hayward could have the license rescinded next […]
The Port of Oakland Board and Oakland Athletics are set to sign an exclusive four-year term sheet to […]
Some Hayward councilmembers showed growing pains with new council rules for offering and debating referrals.
Government does not do risk well. Honestly we are f--cking wimps when it comes to risk.—Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, known privately to drop a heavy payload of f-bombs, speaking April 25 at the Nation Swell Summit in San Francisco.
The first month of Rep. Eric Swalwell’s campaign for president appears based on a strategy of throwing ideas […]
Former San Leandro Councilmember Jim Prola reminisces about the political life of former San Leandro Mayor Tony Santos, […]
Union members plan to use the International Workers Day, also known as May Day, to highlight the growing […]
Two weeks ago, East Bay presidential candidate Rep. Eric Swalwell was dialing for dollars–literally–in a bid to rack […]
Ellen Tauscher, a seven-term East Bay congressmember, and skilled diplomat who served as Undersecretary of State for Arms […]
With an eye toward limiting the displacement of Hayward residents, Councilmember Aisha Wahab wants Hayward residents to have […]
This week’s highlights from East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell’s campaign for president were oddly fixated on the obvious […]
A statewide push to move California cities away from at-large municipal elections to a district-based system has snared […]
The BART Board of Directors may approve Thursday a plan to install hundreds of Automated License Plate Readers […]
Alameda County is getting out of the sports business after the Board of Supervisors agreed Tuesday to a […]
