Economy
East Bay Liberians look on as Liberia holds pivotal presidential election.
Specialty Foods, Inc., Oakland’s first African grocery, marks 40 years in business.
The city of Oakland will pass an ordinance declaring a two-year emergency shelter crisis as a response to the high number of Oakland residents that are unable to obtain shelter.
East Bay environmental groups are protesting against bills that would limit community choice energy programs.
Bay Area transportation experts discuss whether drivers should be charged for traffic, pollution and noise.
During the public hearing session, community members filed to the podium to express concerns about Measure G1 funding, including whether or not charter schools would be eligible.
Public banks offer more affordable financing to community-driven development, such as solar and wind infrastructure, small businesses and affordable housing.
An arts and education program in Oakland was reinstated in September after receiving a $20,000 private donation from Art.com, an online retailer of art prints headquartered in Emeryville.
City of Oakland workers threatened to strike at Tuesday’s meeting of the Oakland City Council.