
coliseum, Coliseum Area Specific Plan, Howard Terminal, Oakland, Oakland Athletics, Oakland City Council, Uncategorized
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coliseum, Coliseum Area Specific Plan, Howard Terminal, Oakland, Oakland Athletics, Oakland City Council, Uncategorized
Alameda, Alameda city manager, Alameda City Manager scandal, biennial budget, budget, budget cuts, budget reserves, coliseum, EBC Agenda, Fremont, Hayward, Jill Keimach, Libby Schaaf, Oakland, Oakland Athletics, recession, san leandro, Uncategorized
Alameda County, Athletics, coliseum, community benefits, Dave Kaval, ENA, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Michael Colbruno, Oakland, Port of Oakland, waterfront
Alameda, Alameda County Board of Supervisors, Athletics, coliseum, ENA, Libby Schaaf, Oakland, Scott Haggerty, Sell
Alameda County, Alameda County Board of Supervisors, Athletics, bond debt, coliseum, negotiations, Oakland, Oracle Arena
Alameda County sell, coliseum, Dave Kaval, Howard Terminal, Larry Reid, letter, Oakland, Oakland Athletics, Peralta ballpark, Peralta Board of Trustees
2017 Year in East Bay Politics, Athletics, coliseum, Coliseum JPA, debt, Larry Reid, Las Vegas, Oracle Arena, Peralta ballpark, Peralta Board of Trustees, Raiders, Warriors
airplane noise, Alameda, Alameda County, Anne Campbell Washington, Berkeley, coliseum, Encinal, flavored tobacco, Oakland, pepper spray, Rebecca Kaplan, Soda Tax, tenant relocation payments
Alameda County, Alameda County Board of Supervisors, Athletics, closed session, coliseum, Coliseum JPA, Larry Reid, Oakland, Raiders, sale, Susan Muranishi, Warriors
Athletics, coliseum, Dan Kalb, Dave Kaval, Nate Miley, Peralta ballpark, Peralta Board of Trustees
Athletics, coliseum, Peralta ballpark, Peralta Board of Trustees
coliseum, Coliseum JPA, James Quinn, Las Vegas, legal standing, Nate Miley, Oakland Coliseum Authority, Raiders
Athletics, ballpark, coliseum, Dave Kaval, Downtown Oakland, Eastlake, Howard Terminal, Lake Merritt, Oakland, Peralta Board of Trustees
coliseum, James Quinn, Nate Miley, NFL, Noel Gallo, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Raiders, relocation, Ronnie Lott, stadium
coliseum, Fortress Investment Group, Jim Wunderman, Larry Reid, Las Vegas, Libby Schaaf, NFL, Oakland, Raiders, relocation, Ronnie Lott