Landlord and tenants voiced concerns over e-scooter chop shop in building that caught fire
Oakland’s shelter for the dozens of displaced residents of 1770 Broadway closes Saturday.
Clipper 2.0 off to a rocky start
Lost account balances, disappearing monthly passes, and malfunctioning ticket terminals are just the tip of the iceberg. ‘These issues must be investigated and fixed,’ a transit rep told us.
Crime drops in Oakland, privacy debates rise…on the podcast
Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner with Oaklandside 510.
A Cybertruck door latch failed as an Oakland dad drove his infant onto a highway
When notified, Tesla headquarters quickly produced a buy-back offer. A second federal complaint about the issue was filed this month.
For its first location outside San Francisco, Flour + Water knew it had to be Oakland
The restaurant serving and delivering pizza, wings, salads and more officially opened on Jan. 22 in Uptown Oakland.
Oakland faith leaders fly to Minneapolis and fast at home against ICE
Bay Area congregations are participating in a national day of action sparked by Trump’s immigration enforcement and Renee Good’s killing.
Photos: LaRussell brought the crowds to a block party in Old Oakland
The free event was put together to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the education nonprofit XQ Institute.
Fatto a Mano comes to Prescott Market, two new Yemeni spots hit the East Bay, and a popular SF pizza joint expands to Oakland
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond, and beyond.
What you need to know about enrolling in Oakland public schools
The regular application window for next school year closes on Feb. 8 for OUSD. A guide to all of your questions.
Ryan and Zinzi Coogler have made Oscars history
“Sinners” broke records with 16 nominations, including the first directing nod for a Black director from Oakland. Raphael Saadiq scored his second nomination.
Oakland stagehand union claims the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts has refused to negotiate a contract
The center’s CEO said they are in “active discussions.” IATSE Local 107 says its members had worked at the historic venue since it opened in 1915.
OPD was going to arrest an illegal dumper. Then they got a call from Ken Houston
The District 7 councilmember called off the police, saying it was a misunderstanding. The incident highlights his controversial, hands-on approach to city problems.
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