Community
Ten communities from around the state are being selected for the deployment of air monitoring systems and community emissions reduction programs.
Oakland artist Chris Johnson and Oakland Museum of California curator use billboards to engage the community.
Early Saturday morning, almost two thousand volunteers participated in the 23rd Annual Creek to Bay Day in 58 sites around Oakland to collect trash and debris from shorelines, water creeks and parks.
Representatives from government agencies, universities, industry and environmental nonprofits gathered in Oakland to talk about low-cost air quality sensors and what they can do.
At the Peralta Hacienda Historical Park earlier this month, undocumented day laborers told their immigration stories.
City council candidates for district 4, one of Oakland’s wealthiest areas, discuss how they’ll make the city more equitable.
Sam Yuen secured his job with help from Bay Area community organizations that connect adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to employers.
Where can you get Frida Kahlo trinkets and lemonades with quirky Spanish names like “la Soltera?” Mercado Latinx, of course. It’s a bi-monthly event in Oakland that’s all about Latinx culture.
Lindsey Page wanted to start a gym that met the needs of queer and trans POC. Today, she’s running Fruitvale’s Radically Fit gym.