Like an early season extra-inning baseball game, A’s fans waited all afternoon for an opportunity to show their […]
Category Archive: Oakland
A few days after a weekend sideshow in Oakland resulted in a transport truck and an A.C. Transit […]
When Assemblymember Rob Bonta spoke in support of a proposal last Tuesday for Oakland officials to begin collecting […]
Fearing Oakland voters will become further disillusioned with their city government and uncertainty over a legal fight that […]
Some Democrats have a nagging sense that Texas is on the cusp of turning blue one day soon. […]
The Golden State Warriors loss Sunday night in Oakland to the lowly Phoenix Suns caused continued consternation among […]
Tragedy struck Oakland Councilmember Lynette McElhaney, family, friends and the East Bay political world following the death of […]
In the hours after negotiators for Oakland teachers and the Oakland Unified School District came to a tentative […]
Oakland Councilmember Larry Reid underwent a procedure on his heart this week requiring hospitalization for three days. Reid, […]
Oakland teachers get 11% wage increase over 4 years.
It’s not a revenue problem. It’s an expenditures problem that is fueling another large budget shortfall in Oakland […]
On Day Two of the Oakland teachers strike, Oakland Council President Rebecca Kaplan said she asked Gov. Gavin […]
There may be some members of Port of Oakland as connected as Commissioner Michael Colbruno, but few have […]
If all goes well, the new A’s ballpark would be ready in time for the 2023 season.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf earlier this month made surprisingly candid comments disparaging a plan by the Alameda County […]
“We’ve now experienced enough of ICE telling lies,” said the author, Oakland Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan.
Schaaf defends use of Tuff Sheds to house the homeless, says the temporary solution is working
Bonta’s AB 734 is expected to return to the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday
Pamela Price ran a spirited campaign for Alameda County DA that ended less than two months ago. She is the 14th candidate to file papers to challenge Libby Schaaf.
Port of Oakland commissioner believes an announcement will come sometime in November.
Yes. A charter amendment would surely eliminate the potential violation. But seriously who is the injured party that would be the plaintiff in the lawsuit? Satan? -Saied Karamooz, an Oakland mayoral candidate this fall, responding to a tweet calling for the city to enact a charter amendment to block City Hall's assertion that a citizens police commission enabling ordinance passed Tuesday by the City Council violates its charter.
#BBQ Becky. Oakland Parks & Rec Commission. Up next: Oakland City Council?
FPPC appeared compelled to issue a larger fine against Peggy Moore’s 2016 Oakland council campaign
Next up: Senate Judiciary Committee next Tuesday.
Campaign filings this week show that Oakland Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan opened a committee to begin fundraising for a run at Oakland mayor. Two weeks later she dropped out. What happened?
With the Raiders set to leave for Las Vegas within the next two years, the XFL might fill the Coliseum JPA’s need for additional events.
EBC|LIVE: Kaplan blasts Schaaf for losing BAAQMD seat: ‘It’s despicable behavior’
Despite rancor toward Schaaf, Kaplan says the endorsement of her challenger is not payback.
For hours Thursday afternoon, Oakland and East Bay insiders debated whether Rebecca Kaplan was really running for mayor, but then there was a plot twist.
Citing a recent ruling by a federal judge that Trump blocking users from his Twitter feed is a violation of free speech, an ethics complaint asserts Desley Brooks is doing the same thing.
