The 74th United Nations General Assembly opened Tuesday with an East Bay congressmember as part of the U.S. […]
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East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell verbally jousted with former Trump presidential campaign manager Corey Lewandowski during a House […]
Kaiser Permanente workers, including 4,900 in Alameda County, haveset a strike date: Oct. 14. The group of unions […]
Just prior to the State Legislature approving a landmark bill last week that reclassifies gig-workers and freelancers as […]
In a chilling social media post Wednesday night, former Alameda County supervisor Nadia Lockyer accused her husband, former […]
The Warriors move to San Francisco has always rankled Oakland City Council President Rebecca Kaplan. When the team […]
East Bay state Sen. Nancy Skinner’s game-changing legislation that could potential move the NCAA toward paying its student […]
Weeks after the Hayward City Council approved just-cause protections for its renters, the ordinance came back for amendment […]
I don’t want any more to be displaced. My heart can’t take it.-State Sen. Nancy Skinner on the landmark rent control bill that was approved by State Senate on Tuesday. AB 1482 caps annual rent increases at 5%.
Last fall, San Leandro Councilmember Deborah Cox sailed to re-election. The result was expected in a race that […]
Thieves snagging Amazon packages from doorsteps in Alameda, and other violators of misdemeanor-level crimes often have a good […]
East Bay state Sen. Nancy Skinner’s “Fair Pay for Fair Play” bill could drastically change how the NCAA, […]
Fremont Councilmember Teresa Keng actively encouraged members of a social media chat group to stage protests at Mayor […]
Art Dao, a long-time proponent for improving transportation in Alameda County will retire from the Alameda County Transportation […]
The 2020 California primary is moving from June to March next year. Many state and county races in […]
A proposed Homeless Navigation Center in Fremont has roiled the city’s public discourse for months, highlighted the friction […]
Vinnie Bacon, Fremont councilmember David Haubert, Dublin mayor Melissa Hernandez, Dublin councilmember Bob Wieckowski, state senator Most observers […]
An Alameda County judge ruled last week against a compliant made by opponents of a wellness center for […]
A proposed California constitutional amendment to lower the threshold for local tax and bond measures from 67 percent […]
I stand with my sisters.—Rep. Barbara Lee in a tweet Friday offering support to fellow Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar after each was banned from visiting Israel.
Alamedans strongly believe their teachers are underpaid, but support for a proposed parcel tax measure on the March […]
While on a quixotic run for president, Rep. Eric Swalwell skipped more votes than any other elected Democrat […]
East Bay State Sen. Steve Glazer, with his mortician-like visage, does not exactly fit the stereotypical image of […]
There is a risk that we could see a Berlin digital wall.-Rep. Ro Khanna in The New York Times describing China's inherent threat to democracy in the digital realm “The question is, are the values of liberty, privacy and freedom of speech going to be embedded in technology platforms? China’s platforms do not have many of the values that liberal democracies believe in.”
When Alameda’s former city manager made shocking allegations two years ago that Councilmember Jim Oddie threatened her employment […]
