Oakland Ice Center mural honors Olympic skaters Alysa Liu, Kristi Yamaguchi
OAKLAND, Calif. – A new mural featuring Olympic figure skaters Alysa Liu and Kristi Yamaguchi was recently completed…
Long-planned project to improve Alameda-Oakland-I-880 access breaks ground
A major construction project in Alameda County designed to improve travel between the city of Alameda, Interstate Highway…
Berkeley ranked worst housing market for buyers in the U.S. | City
Berkeley has been named the worst housing market for buyers in the country, according to a study from…
At Berkeley Law, Survivor Advocate Marlee Liss Challenges Punishment-Based Justice and Offers Another Path
Marlee Liss speaks at Berkeley School of Law – photo by David Greenwald BERKELEY, Calif. — At Berkeley…
Berkeley navigates $30M deficit, proposes police and DEI staff cuts | City
The Berkeley City Council’s Budget and Finance Committee proposed budget cuts to city staff in the DEI division…
Judge rules city can sweep 8th and Harrison encampment | Housing
At a March 20 hearing, U.S. District Judge Edward M. Chen ruled that the city of Berkeley could…
Oakland Park home tops Winter Garden-area home sales from April 6 to 12
An Oakland Park home topped all Winter Garden-area residential real-estate transactions from April 6 to 12. The home…
Former Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell sworn in as Fremont’s top cop
The Brief Floyd Mitchell, who led the Oakland Police Department until October 2025, was officially sworn in as…
West Oakland BART station to lose 400 parking spaces
Parking at the West Oakland BART station will become more difficult as spaces will be sacrified while construction…
Oakland doubling fines to $5,000, deploying drones as it cracks down on illegal dumping
The city of Oakland is frustrated with illegal dumping and is trying out some new solutions. This includes…
Oakland County cops went to check on elderly woman. They say her son’s child porn was in plain view
PONTIAC, Mich. – Oakland County deputies went to check on an elderly woman at her home, and they…
Your news feed may be making polarization worse
A new UC Berkeley Economics study finds that online news algorithms can quietly push readers toward more polarized…