
ballpark, Oakland, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
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ballpark, Oakland, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
Athletics, ballpark, Chinatown, Dave Kaval, East Lake, gentrification, Oakland, Peralta ballpark, President Trump, stadium
Athletics, ballpark, coliseum, Dave Kaval, Downtown Oakland, Eastlake, Howard Terminal, Lake Merritt, Oakland, Peralta Board of Trustees
agenda, Athletics, ballpark, Berths 67-68, closed session, Howard Terminal, Laney College, Libby Schaaf, Oakland, Peralta Board of Trustees, Port of Oakland
AD15, Alliance for California's Tomorrow, Assembly, ballpark, bill, e-cigarettes, Elizabeth Echols, independent expenditure committees, MLB, smokeless tobacco, tobacco, Tony Thurmond
Alameda County, Athletics, ballpark, lease, Lew Wolff, Oakland, Raiders
Athletics, ballpark, Don Knauss, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Michael Colbruno, Oakland Waterfront Ballpark LLC, Port of Oakland, Warriors
Athletics, ballpark, CEQA, coliseum, Coliseum City, Don Knauss, ENA, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Joe Lacob, Port of Oakland, Raiders
Alan Yee, Athletics, ballpark, Earl Hamlin, Howard Terminal, Margaret Gordon, maritime uses, Michael Colbruno, Oakland, Port of Oakland, West Oakland
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
Athletics, ballpark, Don Knauss, Downtown Oakland, East Bay Express, Howard Terminal, Jean Quan, Joe Lacob, Lew Wolff, Oakland, Peter Guber, Warriors
Athletics, ballpark, bay conservation, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Jean Quan, Lew Wolff, MLB, Oakland, San Francisco Bay, Save Oakland Sports, SF waterfront, Warriors
Athletics, ballpark, Coliseum City, Larry Reid, Lew Wolff, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Oakland Coliseum Authority, Raiders, San Jose, video, Warriors