Alameda County’s largest and most politically active union is backing state Sen. Bob Wieckowski for next year’s open […]
Category Archive: Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Some believe change at the helm of the Alameda County District Attorney’s office could be coming in the […]
Mutton-busting is no longer allowed at Castro Valley’s Rowell Ranch after the Alameda County Board of Supervisors banned […]
Alameda County Sheriff Gregory Ahern received approval to purchase a helicopter worth $2.9 million. The Alameda County Board […]
A homeless encampment of more than 40 individuals under the freeway in Castro Valley will soon be cleared […]
The Oakland City Council is asking the city administration to iron out its differences with the Alameda County […]
“I feel very disrespected,” Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan told her collegue on the board, Nate Miley, after he pushed for antoher postponement of a vote on a project in her district.
Former Tri-Valley Assemblymember Catharine Baker has decided against running for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, according to […]
You won’t have Scott Haggerty to kick around anymore; longtime county supe will not seek re-election
One of the most sought after seats in Alameda County politics is now up-for-grabs. Alameda County Supervisor Scott […]
Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty wants to begin the process of amending the county’s flag display policy to […]
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will reconsider a direction its planning committee made to staff last January […]
Debate returns the Board of Supervisors on Mar. 12 after sheriff balks at some proposed changes to disaster preparedness training.
A nearly five-year legal fight between Alameda County and a property owner he believes anti-government signage he placed […]
A similar bill failed in each of the last two years, but a change in the governor’s office is buoying proponent’s spirits.
Federal workers are still in the hole financially, said Supervisor Haggerty. Plus, the government shutdown could resume on Feb. 15.
Thousands of East Bay residents have generously donated food and services for struggling federal workers who have not […]
Fremont Councilmember Vinnie Bacon may soon attempt what no other has been able to accomplish in the East […]
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf earlier this month made surprisingly candid comments disparaging a plan by the Alameda County […]
The county’s polling for another Measure A provided little certainty that it might be successful in November
Environmentalists say the use of waterflooding puts the aquifer at risk, along more seismic activity. County staff says claims are unfounded.
Supervisor Miley pushed for the previous 45-day moratorium to expire leading to a disagreement with an exasperated Supervisor Haggerty
Last month, Alameda County’s Measure A childcare and early education sales tax increase failed by just 0.47 percent at the ballot box. A comeback in the fall appears likely.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors’ proposed budget would close a $66 million deficit.
