ALAMEDA COUNTY COVID-19 CASES BY CITIES (UPDATED – CLICK BELOW)
•Confirmed total cases in Alameda County: 20,364 (+205). Deaths: 370 (+5), as of Sept. 18.
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The executive director of the union representing more than 300 Oakland school principals and administrative managers is accused […]
Alameda County Democrats typically have a high bar when it comes to advocating for the removal of one […]
Alameda County Democrats ended the arduous process for selecting endorsements for the Nov. 3 election on Saturday afternoon. […]
Hayward renters could see their annual rent increases lowered from a current five percent cap to as low […]
In a time when the U.S is facing a reckoning over its racist past, so too is cities […]
“You don’t want to get arrested for drinking in public, right?” a Fremont police officer asked Fremont mayoral […]
There was a time not long ago when supporting illegal wage cuts and taking money out of the […]
Last Monday, the same day Zoom, the online virtual conferencing site so critical to life during the pandemic, […]
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Six candidates, including incumbent Councilmember Lynette Gibson McElhaney, will vie for the Oakland City Council District 3 seat […]
A group of Oakland progressives led by former Oakland mayoral candidate Pamela Price wants the Alameda County Democratic […]
Oakland at-large City Council candidate Derreck Johnson received a major endorsement on Monday from Sen. Kamala Harris. And […]
Charles Gilcrest, the long-time political consultant and local insider who helped start the political careers of many San […]
Shortly after this episode was recorded, Eden Health District board director Charlie Gilcrest passed away. At the beginning […]
Oakland At-Large Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan is one of the city’s most well-known politicians, and seemingly one of its […]
Just weeks after the Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted to extend a countywide moratorium on evictions, the […]
After initially keeping the coronavirus at bay, the number of new cases in Alameda County has skyrocketed to […]
Please stop trying to lecture me about Black Lives Matter.-Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley, who is Black, responding to public speakers during a Board of Supervisor meeting on July 28.
The appointed seven-member Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Council, the unincorporated area’s de-facto local government, is back at full-strength […]
A promise by city leaders to cut roughly four percent of the San Leandro Police Department’s budget will […]
Alameda’s Trish Herrera Spencer was the self-proclaimed “people’s mayor,” but voters dismissed her from office two years ago […]
A spike in new coronavirus cases in Alameda County over the past month led to an inauspicious milestone […]
In the wake of an embarrassing incident in which Alameda police officers arrested a black man for dancing […]
