With a segment of Alameda residents fuming over a scathing civil grand jury finding that two Alameda elected […]
Category Archive: Alameda City Council
Alameda Councilmember Malia Vella said last spring that she was inclined to breast-feed her newborn at the council […]
An Alameda resident, who as a candidate for the state legislature, questioned whether his opponent, Assemblymember Rob Bonta, […]
Alameda renters scored a major legislative victory late Tuesday night when the Alameda City Council approved an ordinance […]
Despite a highly critical grand jury report last week that skewered Alameda City Hall and urged them to […]
Two Alameda councilmembers violated the city’s charter by interfering in the city manager’s duties to independently hire a […]
A forthcoming Alameda County civil grand jury report will include an investigation into allegations that Alameda councilmembers violated […]
A proposed data center on the Alameda waterfront boasting of benefits to the environment through the use of […]
For now, the fight for and against just-cause renters’ protections in Alameda appears over. The renters have won. […]
Swimming pools are a hot-button in issue in Alameda again. Two competitive pools at Alameda High School that […]
An Alameda City Council, buoyed by a November election that built upon its progressive majority while trouncing a […]
Alameda’s special election on April 9 pits open space advocates vs. support for the homeless
Alameda City Hall is one of the least modern centers of local government in the East Bay. The […]
Alameda City Council will formally approved its new city attorney on Mar. 19.
Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a similar bill unanimously passed by the Legislature in 2016, citing budgetary concerns.
Alameda’s next city manager, Eric Levitt, was unanimously approved last week by the City Council. Now he’s looking […]
Alameda has been without a permanent city manager since last May.
When keeping tabs on municipal hirings, such as naming a new city manager, there isn’t much you can […]
Two days after an Alameda resident filed a complaint this week with the Fair Political Practices Commission that […]
The Alameda City Council voted, 4-1, Wednesday to call a special election on April 9 after certification of […]
With a 40 percent turnover of the Alameda City Council following the November elections imminent, the city’s ongoing […]
During Alameda Councilmember-elect Tony Daysog’s previous two stints on the City Council he was known as a wonky […]
Alameda’s Robert Matz concedes short-term third open seat on the council, but not before attacking opponent.
ALAMEDA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
Former Alameda City Manager Jill Keimach was cleared of any wrongdoing following an investigation by the Alameda County […]
Alameda council candidate Tony Daysog learned a thing from two years ago–get ahead of the story.
If approved, Alameda’s minimum wage would reach the threshold 18 months before the state mandate in 2022.
