AD20, BANG, Bill Quirk, CA17, campaign finance, congress, endorsements, Jaime Patino, journalism, Mike Honda, Republicans, Ro Khanna

CA-17 Candidate, in Email to Editor, Blasts Newspaper for Excluding Him

May 20, 2014 — 5 Comments

AB 1266, AD20, Assembly, Bill Quirk, candidate forum, Cesar Chavez, discrimination, Fremont, gay marriage, gay rights, Jaime Patino, lgbt, Luis Reynoso, Martin Luther King, privacy, Republicans

20th Assembly Candidates Support Gay Marriage, but Spar over Gender I.D. Law

April 29, 2014 — 86 Comments

AD20, Bill Quirk, CA15, Calpine, campaign finance, environment, Eric Swalwell, Hayward, hayward landing, Hayward mayor, June primary

Celebrating Earth Day After Stuffing Your Wallet With Calpine Money

April 23, 2014 — 13 Comments

#AD18, Barbara Halliday, Bill Quirk, Bob Wieckowski, CA17, candidate forum, David Erlich, Democrats, Hayward, June primary, Leland Yee, mayor, moderates, Oakland, Ong, Ro Khanna, Rob Bonta

A Phantom Menace Lurks on the Outskirts of True Blue Alameda County

April 4, 2014 — 9 Comments

2014 Election, AD20, Assembly, BAAQMD, Bill Quirk, Calpine, campaign finance, candidate forum, fracking, Hayward, Jaime Patino, Luis Reynoso, moderates, Republicans, Russell City Energy Center

Assemblyman says Hayward Power Plant Cited for Polluting Air is ‘Quite Healthy’

April 1, 2014 — 22 Comments

#AD18, 2014 Election, AD16, AD20, AD25, Bill Quirk, Bob Wieckowski, campaign finance, June primary, Mary Hayashi, SD10

Moneyball: First Quarter East Bay Campaign Finance Reports

March 29, 2014 — 6 Comments

AD20, Assembly, Bill Quirk, Calpine, campaign finance, Chabot College, Hayward, Hayward Shoreline, Jaime Patino, Luis Reynoso, pot legalizaton

Quirk’s Ties To Calpine, Hayward Energy Plant Becomes Election Issue

March 19, 2014 — 5 Comments

Assembly, Athletics, Bill Quirk, Bob Wieckowski, Ellen Corbett, gifts, Loni Hancock, Nancy Skinner, Oakland Coliseum Authority, Port of Oakland, Rob Bonta, State Senate, statement of economic interests

East Bay Lawmakers were Gifted Many Dinners; Others Drake and A’s Tickets

March 7, 2014 — 1 Comment

Bill Quirk, Bob Wieckowski, Elizabeth Echols, Ellen Corbett, Eric Swalwell, Jean Quan, Luis Reynoso, Mary Hayashi, Mike Honda, preendorsement, Ro Khanna, Sam Kang, Tony Thurmond

Big Shot Swalwell gets his Own Office while Democrats Sit on Folding Chairs

February 12, 2014 — 42 Comments

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

AD15, AD20, AD25, Assembly, Bill Quirk, campaign finance, Elizabeth Echols, Kansen Chu, Rob Bonta

Moneyball: East Bay Assembly Races

February 1, 2014 — 2 Comments

all-expense paid, Assembly, Bill Quirk, campaign finance, Cuba, energy, Hawaii, junket, legislature, lobbyists, Maui, Nancy Skinner, special interests

Assemblyman Quirk Says He Paid Out of Pocket to Attend Criticized Maui Junket

January 24, 2014 — 4 Comments

2013 Year in Review, Bill Quirk, Dan Dillman, Jean Quan, Jim Prola, Michael Sweeney, Nate Miley, Pete Stark, quotes, Scott Haggerty, Scott Olsen, Sum Ting Wong

Best East Bay Political Quotes Of 2013

December 21, 2013 — 5 Comments

Alameda County, Alberto Torrico, Bill Lockyer, Bill Quirk, Desley Brooks, Eric Swalwell, Goldman Sachs, Halle Berry, Howard Jordan, Joel Young, Oakland PD, Scott Haggerty, wind turbines

2013 Year-In-Review, Part II: Oakland Gets Three Police Chiefs In A Week; Censure In The Air; BART Strike Rattles Bay Area

December 17, 2013 — 1 Comment

2014 Election, Alameda County, Alameda County Board, Bill Lockyer, Bill Quirk, campaign finance, Facebook, KGO, Nadia Lockyer, rehab, Richard Valle

Is Nadia Lockyer Readying A Comeback?

October 29, 2013 — 29 Comments