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As groups wait for the Measure NN committee to be seated, new city support will sustain hospital visits, crisis lines, and ...
The decision is the latest rift among the school board that has been feuding for months, with blame increasingly directed ...
Residents weighed in on Interim Mayor Kevin Jenkins’ $4.2 billion spending proposal at the first of many community forums.
After a turbulent few years involving worker strikes and sudden, unplanned closures, Starbucks has shut its Shattuck Avenue ...
Join us June 12 at the New Parkway and meet the folks behind the Oakland Ballers, Roots and Soul soccer clubs, and Oakland ...
Below is just a sample of the rambunctious and challenging trivia nights that Nosh loves across the East Bay. It’s ...
Bike to Wherever Day will continue throughout the day, with bike enthusiasts hanging out at several local watering holes, including in Old Oakland at a big block party at Washington Street and 10th ...
Come July, OUSD will be free of the constraints placed on it after the 2003 bailout, according to county and state officials ...
Sherry Denham-Jackson claims she raised concerns about “fraudulent” fees and was prevented from attending church services.
What started as a small event has turned into a three-day festival for “queer and trans people living their fantasy.” ...
Oakland’s summer meals program has been around for four decades. Many children whose families are food insecure have access ...
Cafe Noir has moved from its iconic, mural-clad building on MacArthur Blvd. to West Oakland’s Prescott Market. The ...
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