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

Port of Oakland Delays Decision That May Clear Howard Terminal for A’s Ballpark

February 14, 2014 — 0 Comments

2014 Election, Athletics, Coliseum City, Howard Terminal, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Mark Davis, mayor, Oakland, Raiders, Save Oakland Sports, Warriors

An Ending to Oakland’s Stadium Issues May Hinder Quan’s Mayoral Challengers

February 8, 2014 — 4 Comments

2014 Election, Bryan Parker, campaign finance, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Libby Schaaf, mayor, Oakland, Pat Kernighan

Parker Tops Quan in Fundraising; Tuman, Schaaf Also Impress

February 1, 2014 — 6 Comments

2014 Election, Clinton Park, crime, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Larry Reid, mayor, Oakland, Sean Whent, vandalism

Touting a Message of Falling Crime Rates, Quan’s Car is Broken Into

January 29, 2014 — 8 Comments

2014 Election, Detroit, Joe Tuman, mayor, Oakland, public safety, youtube

Joe Tuman Does Not Want Oakland to Be the ‘Detroit of the West’

January 24, 2014 — 11 Comments

2014 Election, Bitcoin, Bryan Parker, campaign finance, Crowdtilt, digital currency, fundraiser, Jean Quan, mayor, Oakland

Oakland Mayoral Candidate Bryan Parker Embraces Bitcoin

January 22, 2014 — 3 Comments

$15, 2014 Election, Dan Siegel, Jean Quan, Libby Schaaf, mayor, minimum wage, Oakland, Pat Kernighan, progressives, recession, Richmond, Richmond City Council

Richmond May Ask Voters To Significantly Increase Minimum Wage

January 14, 2014 — 5 Comments

2014 Election, blacks, Dan Siegel, Domain Awareness Center, food security, Frank Ogawa Plaza, latinos, mayor, minimum wage, Oakland, Oakland PD, progressives

Oakland Mayoral Candidate calls for $15 Minimum Wage; End of Surveillance Hub

January 10, 2014 — 11 Comments

Bryan Parker, Frank Ogawa Plaza, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, legal advisor, Libby Schaaf, mayor, Oakland, occupyoakland, progressives

Oakland Progressive Dan Siegel to Formally Announce Run for Mayor

January 7, 2014 — 4 Comments

2014 Election, Bryan Parker, crime, East Bay Express, Facebook, fundraiser, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Libby Schaaf, mayor, Oakland, public safety

Joe Tuman’s Broken Window Fundraising Drive

December 21, 2013 — 4 Comments

2014 Election, Bryan Parker, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, Libby Schaaf, mayor, Oakland, Oakland City Council, ranked choice voting, RCV

It’s Official: Schaaf To Challenge Quan

December 3, 2013 — 7 Comments

absent, Al Mendall, bad back, council committees, Jean Quan, Larry Reid, mayor, Oakland, Oakland City Council

Anybody Seen Larry Reid Lately?

October 29, 2013 — 9 Comments

2014 Election, Barbara Halliday, Francisco Zermeno, Hayward, Hayward City Council, labor, labor negotiations, Mark Salinas, mayor, Michael Sweeney, SEIU, unions

Hayward’s Lingering Labor Dispute Is Really About A Lack Of Leadership

October 24, 2013 — 13 Comments

2014 Election, Bryan Parker, editorial, Jean Quan, Joe Tuman, mayor, Oakland, Oakland Hills, occupyoakland

One Year In Advance, A Pivotal Moment In Oakland’s Mayoral Race Emerges

October 21, 2013 — 69 Comments

2014 Election, Barbara Halliday, Downtown Hayward, Francisco Zermeno, free food sharing, Greg Jones, Hayward, Hayward City Council, homeless, Marvin Peixoto, mayor, Michael Sweeney, ordinance, poor

Hayward Moves Ahead With Regulations On Free Food Sharing

October 3, 2013 — 8 Comments