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Banning Menthol Cigarettes: California-Based Advocacy Group Joins Suit Against Federal Govt.

Alameda District Attorney Pamela Price’s future will be determined on the November General Election ballot instead of a special recall election. On the left, DA Pamela Price. On the right, principal officer of the recall campaign Save Alameda For Everyone (SAFE). Collage by Magaly Muñoz
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District Attorney Pamela Price Will Face Recall Election on November General Election Ballot

Cathy Leonard, President Coalition for Police Accountability. Courtesy photo. Coalition for Police Accountability logo.
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Radical Proposal to Limit the Power of Oakland’s Police Commission

The Port of Oakland unanimously voted to rename Metropolitan Oakland International Airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport after weeks of controversy and legal pushback from surrounding Bay Area cities. Photo by Takako Phillips, iStock.
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Oakland International Airport Will Now Be Called ‘San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport’

The Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development (OPRYD) honored Martha Humphrey "Ms. Martha" (seated in royal blue suit) as Oakland’s 2024 Mother of the Year at the 71st Oakland Mother of the Year Award Ceremony held at Morcom Rose Garden. Photo By Carla Thomas.
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‘Ms. Martha’ Humphrey is Oakland’s 2024 Mother of the Year

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Lend A Hand Foundation Celebrates 25th Anniversary

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Alameda District Attorney Pamela Price held a press conference Wednesday morning at Everett & Jones to discuss the recall election and her path forward now that a date is scheduled for November. Photo by Magaly Muñoz.
Alameda County1 day ago

Alameda DA Pamela Price is Ready to ‘Protect the Win’ in Upcoming Recall Election

The event will feature local Bay Area legends and rising stars home-grown talent that will include 10 performers: 1100 Himself, The Conscious Daughters, Michael Sneed, Trunk Boiz, 3LISE, The Animaniakz and Ms. Bria. Too $hort is a special guest and there will also be a surprise legendary Oakland artist. The two DJs are Emelle & Dahge, and the two hosts are Dnas and Mystic.
Arts and Culture1 day ago

Third Annual Town Up Tuesday Lifts Oakland’s Community, Culture and Joy

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California Black Media1 day ago

Expect to See a New Flat Rate Fee of $24 on Your Electricity Bill

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Community1 day ago

Dasia Taylor: A Girl’s Powerful Success Story Is Inspiring the Next Wave of STEAM Leaders

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Commentary: Support Early Detection Technology to Save the Lives of Black Cancer Patients

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California Makes Strides in Fight Against Fentanyl

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Cal. Supreme Court Could Strip Gov and Legislature of Power to Raise Taxes

Attorney General Bonta and his team are working to review the decision and consider all options that will protect SB 9 as a state law. Bonta said the law has helped provide affordable housing for residents in California.
City Government2 weeks ago

Court Throws Out Law That Allowed Californians to Build Duplexes, Triplexes and RDUs on Their Properties

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Financial Assistance Bill for Descendants of Enslaved Persons to Help Them Purchase, Own, or Maintain a Home

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V.P. Kamala Harris: Americans With Criminal Records Will Soon Be Eligible for SBA Loans

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Oakland Post: Week of April 10 – 16, 2024

Teachers and students protest the closing of schools in Oakland. Photo courtesy of PBS.
Community1 month ago

AG Bonta Says Oakland School Leaders Should Comply with State Laws to Avoid ‘Disparate Harm’ When Closing or Merging Schools

Volunteers at the Men and Women of Valor center in Richmond. Photo by Magaly Muñoz
Community4 weeks ago

Richmond Nonprofit Helps Ex-Felons Get Back on Their Feet

Arthur Lee Johnson was a member of the Richmond Police Department for 25 years. Courtesy photo.
Community4 weeks ago

RPAL to Rename Technology Center for Retired Police Captain Arthur Lee Johnson

Oak Days shelter, once a Days Hotel, resides in the Hegenberger corridor of Oakland. It is used as a temporary home to 60 residents who have experienced chronic homelessness or are medically vulnerable. Photo by Magaly Muñoz.
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An Oakland Homeless Shelter Is Showing How a Housing and Healthcare First Approach Can Work: Part 1

It was strange for Iowans to caucus on MLK day. It had a self-cancelling effect. The day that honored America’s civil rights and anti-discrimination hero was negated by evening. That’s when one of the least diverse states in the nation let the world know that white Americans absolutely love Donald Trump. No ifs, ands or buts.
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Commentary: Republican Votes Are Threatening American Democracy

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Black Business Summit Focuses on Equity, Access and Data

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G.O.P. Lawmakers: Repeal AB 5 and Resist Nationalization of “Disastrous” Contractor Law

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