ACCJC, accreditation, Assembly, bills, City College of San Francisco, community colleges, Rob Bonta, sacramento, youtube

Bonta Offers Struggling Community Colleges a Makeup Exam

February 21, 2014 — 0 Comments

2014 Election, Alameda County Board of Education, Alameda County Office of Education, Helen Foster, Jeff Bowser, Karen Monroe, Pleasanton, san leandro, Sheila Jordan, Ursula Reed

Sheila Jordan’s Legacy Poses a Challenge for her Hand-Picked Successor

February 21, 2014 — 30 Comments

2014 Election, Barbara Halliday, Chris Daly, endorsements, Francisco Zermeno, Hayward, Hayward City Council, IFBTE, labor negotiations, Mark Salinas, strike, unfunded liabilities, unions, wages

‘This is an Act of War’: Hayward Imposes Five Percent Pay Cut on City Workers

February 20, 2014 — 27 Comments

Code Pink, Deanna Santana, Domain Awareness Center, Nadia Kayyali, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Oakland Privacy Working Group, privacy, Schneider Electric, surveillance

Privacy Groups Urge Oakland City Council to Scrap the DAC

February 18, 2014 — 1 Comment

collective bargaining, Fran David, Hayward, Hayward City Council, labor impasse, labor negotiations, SEIU, unions

Hayward Looks to Impose Pay Cuts on City Union Workers

February 18, 2014 — 33 Comments

2014 Election, Alameda, Alameda City Council, Barbara Lee, congress, Contra Costa, George Miller, Mark DeSaulnier, Tony Daysog, Walnut Creek

Tony Daysog for Congress. No, Not in this District. The One Over There

February 17, 2014 — 1 Comment

Deanna Santana, Domain Awareness Center, Jean Quan, Measure Y, Oakland, Oakland City Council, P25 radios, public safety committee, Schneider Electric, settlement

The Skinny: Oakland City Council Preview, Feb. 18, 2014

February 17, 2014 — 2 Comments

2014 Election, ambassador, Australia, CA17, congress, debate, Democrats, Jeffrey Bleich, Mike Honda, President Obama, Ro Khanna

Khanna Enlists Former U.S. Ambassador to Lead Debate Negotiations

February 17, 2014 — 4 Comments

CA15, CD15, congress, Ellen Corbett, Eric Swalwell, government shutdown, KTVU, paycheck

Corbett Rips Swalwell for Reneging on Paycheck Pledge

February 15, 2014 — 34 Comments

2014 Election, Abel Guillen, Dana King, Democratic Convention, Ellen Corbett, Gayle McLaughlin, Joe Tuman, Joel Young, Oakland, progressives, Stewart Chen, Tony Daysog

Political Hit Machine Revs Its Engine

February 15, 2014 — 3 Comments

Eden hospital, Eden Township, hospitals, S.L. Hospital, Sutter, Sutter Lawsuit

Boardmember Who May Have Unwittingly Saved San Leandro Hospital Has Died

February 14, 2014 — 3 Comments

Alameda, Alameda City Council, chiropractor, conviction, insurance fraud, investigation, misdemeanor, The Alamedan

Embattled Alameda Councilman Clarifies Reasons for Hiding Past Convictions

February 14, 2014 — 3 Comments

Athletics, ballpark, Bowie Resource Partners, Bryan Parker, CCIG, coal, Don Knauss, environment, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Jean Quan, mayor, Michael Colbruno, Port of Oakland

Port of Oakland Delays Decision That May Clear Howard Terminal for A’s Ballpark

February 14, 2014 — 0 Comments

CA15, CD15, congress, Eric Swalwell, government shutdown, KTVU, Mike Honda, paycheck, public employees, Tea Party

Swalwell Accepted Pay from Government Shutdown After Pledging Not to Take It

February 13, 2014 — 53 Comments

2014 Election, Alameda County, Alameda County Board, Alameda Health Systems, Alex Briscoe, health care, June primary, Measure A, Nate Miley, polling, reauthorization, sales tax, transportation

Reauthorization of County Health Care Half-Cent Sales Tax Heads to June Ballot

February 12, 2014 — 1 Comment