The 50-acre Port of Oakland property known as Howard Terminal is today mainly used for auxiliary purposes, such as parking. PORT OF OAKLANDDreams of home runs soaring past Oakland’s iconic white cranes and splashing into the bay water is back… Read More ›
Michael Ghielmetti, one of the identified members of a local group hoping to build a waterfront ballpark at Howard Terminal. OAKLAND | HOWARD TERMINAL | Following the Port of Oakland’s approval Mar. 27 of an exclusive negotiating agreement (ENA) with… Read More ›
Howard Terminal is big enough for two sports venues and could be an option for the Warriors. PORT OF OAKLAND | HOWARD TERMINAL | The Port of Oakland and a group of local business leaders hoping to build a new… Read More ›
An artist’s rendering of a proposed ballpark near Oakland’s Jack London Square. PORT OF OAKLAND | HOWARD TERMINAL | The Port of Oakland staff will recommend at its next meeting Mar. 27 to approve an exclusive negotiating agreement with a… Read More ›
The proposed 38,000-seat ballpark that some hope will be built at Howard Terminal, just north of Jack London Square. PORT OF OAKLAND | HOWARD TERMINAL | Before groups interested in building a new downtown ballpark at the Port of Oakland’s Howard… Read More ›
OAKLAND | BALLPARK | Oakland Mayor Jean Quan says the city will soon reveal a site design for a ballpark at Howard Terminal that will allow it to skip some regulatory hurdles. While addressing the Save Oakland Sports group at Ricky’s Sports Theatre… Read More ›
A’s co-owner Lew Wolff OAKLAND | Was A’s co-owner Lew Wolff being positively flippant today about a downtown ballpark for the team in Oakland or is the recent spate of trash talk against the aging Coliseum a new strategy to pressure Oakland and… Read More ›
San Leandro: hub of high-speed business Internet. SAN LEANDRO//TECHNOLOGY | It has been some time since San Leandro was the leader and not the follower among East Bay cities. Just two years after a unique partnership between the city and… Read More ›
A state Senate committee threw the brakes on a bill by San Francisco Assemblyman Phil Ting that would pave the way for a waterfront arena in The City for the Golden State Warriors. The Senate Natural Resources and Water Committee… Read More ›
