
Howard Terminal, Oakland Athletics, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
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Howard Terminal, Oakland Athletics, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
ballpark, Oakland, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
Athletics, Oakland, Port of Oakland, Uncategorized
Alameda County, Athletics, coliseum, community benefits, Dave Kaval, ENA, Howard Terminal, Jack London Square, Michael Colbruno, Oakland, Port of Oakland, waterfront
Athletics, budget, Desley Brooks, Fremont, Howard Terminal, Oakland, plastic straws, Port of Oakland, Rebecca Kaplan, rent review board, san leandro, surveillance, tiny homes
agenda, Athletics, ballpark, Berths 67-68, closed session, Howard Terminal, Laney College, Libby Schaaf, Oakland, Peralta Board of Trustees, Port of Oakland
appreciation, Bay Farm, developers, obituary, Port of Oakland, Ron Cowan
Anne Campbell Washington, bulk commodity terminal, coal, Greg McConnell, Jerry Bridges, Josie Camacho, Larry Reid, Noel Gallo, Oakland, Oakland Army Base, Oakland City Council, Port of Oakland
Alameda County Board of Supervisors, ALCOD4, Bryan Parker, independent expenditure committees, Nate Miley, Oakland, oakmayor, Pleasanton, Pleasanton Families for Nate Miley, Port of Oakland
Alameda County, Alameda County Board of Supervisors, ALCOD4, Bryan Parker, bulk commodity terminal, Castro Valley, CCIG, coal, Mark McClure, Nate Miley, Port of Oakland
2016 Election, Alameda County Board of Supervisors, ALCOD4, Bryan Parker, Castro Valley, Nate Miley, Oakland, Pleasanton, Port of Oakland
Bill Quirk, Hayward, Oakland, PM Briefing, Port of Oakland, san leandro, solar, state budget, Victor Uno
ACLU, ad hoc committee, Brian Hofer, DAC, Dan Kalb, Desley Brooks, Domain Awareness Center, Oakland, Oakland City Council, Oakland Privacy Working Group, Port of Oakland, public safety committee
Athletics, Bryan Parker, Howard Terminal, Jean Quan, lease, O.co Coliseum, Oakland City Council, Port of Oakland
clean air, coal, Dan Kalb, divestment, energy, environment, fossil fuels, Howard Terminal, Lynette McElhaney, Margaret Gordon, Oakland City Council, Port of Oakland, resolution, West Oakland