2014 Election, Betty Yee, CA15, CA17, congress, controller, delegates, Democratic Convention, Ellen Corbett, endorsement, Eric Swalwell, John Perez, June primary

East Bay’s Betty Yee, Ellen Corbett Show Signs of Fight at Party Convention

March 10, 2014 — 34 Comments

10kTwo, 2014 Election, Athletics, coliseum, economy, Howard Terminal, Jean Quan, Jerry Brown, Lew Wolff, Oakland, Oakland PD, Raiders, San Francisco, state of the city

Quan’s State of the City Highlights Improving Economy; Skewers Critics

March 7, 2014 — 3 Comments

2014 Election, Alameda County Superior Court, Dan Dillman, Dennis Hayashi, Joel Young, Mary Hayashi, Morris Jacobsen, Ralph Farias, Ro Khanna, Stewart Chen, Tony Daysog

Mary Hayashi, Superior Court Elections, Stewart Chen: Judge for Yourself

March 1, 2014 — 10 Comments

2014 Election, CA17, congress, June primary, jungle primary, Mike Honda, November election, polling, Ro Khanna, Vanila Singh

Honda Leads All Comers In Latest Poll; Republican May Be Undercutting Khanna

February 27, 2014 — 8 Comments

2014 Election, Assembly, Audie Bock, Bob Wieckowski, endorsement, labor, latinos, Mary Hayashi, Peter Kuo, Roman Reed, Roy Hashimoto, State Senate, United Farm Workers

United Farm Workers Endorse Hayashi for State Senate

February 26, 2014 — 9 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

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

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

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

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

2014 Election, Dan Kalb, Latonda Simmons, Libby Schaaf, Lynette McElhaney, Measure Y, Noel Gallo, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Oakland committees, parcel tax, public safety committee

Oakland Sets Timetable for Placing Public Safety Parcel Tax on November Ballot

February 12, 2014 — 1 Comment

2014 Election, Alameda County Democrats, Bill Quirk, Bob Wieckowski, Democratic Convention, Democrats, Mary Hayashi, Peter Kuo, preendorsement, Roman Reed, State Senate

Wieckowski Wins Party Endorsement, but Hayashi Strikes First Blood

February 9, 2014 — 39 Comments

2014 Election, Athletics, Coliseum City, Howard Terminal, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Mark Davis, mayor, Oakland, Raiders, Save Oakland Sports, Warriors

An Ending to Oakland’s Stadium Issues May Hinder Quan’s Mayoral Challengers

February 8, 2014 — 4 Comments

#AD18, 2014 Election, Abel Guillen, Assembly, Dana King, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Oakland Dist 2, oil, Pat Kernighan, Peralta Board of Trustees, recession, Rob Bonta, Sokham Mao

Guillen Showing Strong Interest in Oakland’s District 2 Seat

February 6, 2014 — 21 Comments