I like to introduce bills that pass.—Assemblymember Rob Bonta during an Oakland City Council meeting April 16 when asked to propose legislation to waive the remainder of the Oakland Unified School District's original $100 million loan. STORY HERE
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A similar bill failed in each of the last two years, but a change in the governor’s office is buoying proponent’s spirits.
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1. What does a Harris supporter look like? I went to Kamala Harris’s presidential kickoff rally interested in […]
Oakalnd Councilmember Dan Kalb was having coffee with his chief of staff just within earshot of City Hall […]
I learned that people show up at City Hall and argue for the stupidest things in the name of all good things.-Gov. Jerry Brown on his time serving as mayor of Oakland.
During Alameda Councilmember-elect Tony Daysog’s previous two stints on the City Council he was known as a wonky […]
National Association of Realtor have spent nearly $150,000 to stop Hayward’s Measure T real estate transfer tax increase.
“She’s on TV saying he quit for personal reasons. But she lied,” says mayoral challenger Pamela Price.
Congressman Ron Dellums’ passing is a loss for the East Bay, the nation and the world. He was […]
If we could police and incarcerate our way into safety we’d be the safest country in the world. We need to get to the gun before the bullet flies, not hold the mothers as they mourn.-Oakland mayoral candidates Cat Brooks, speaking at the Alameda County Democratic Party candidate forum Thursday night in Oakland.
Who is running for mayor, city council and school board in your city, along with a number of interesting down ballot races this fall
Oakland District 4 candidates who recently suspended his campaign, reported an impressive $113,000 in contributions
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.
Oakland revisits the controversial Cypress Mandela Training Program proposal on Tuesday. Special time, 5 p.m. Don’t forget to vote on June 5!
