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Featured11 years ago

Man Of The Year, Anquan Boldin

San Francisco, CA – San Francisco 49ers Anquan Boldin didn’t make it to the playoffs, nor did his team even try. But that didn’t stop this...
Community11 years ago

Super Bold Panthers

By Kevin D Sawyer San Quentin News Journalist This week’s 50th Anniversary of the National Football League’s Super Bowl game pits the Carolina Panthers against...
Education11 years ago

Fremont High Students Fed Up with Unresponsive Administration

Fremont High School students, teachers and other community members are angry and organizing for change at their school after a security camera video surfaced showing a...
City Government11 years ago

Op-Ed: 20 Steps City Council Can Take to Stop Displacement in Oakland Now

By James E Vann Oakland’s present rental and affordable...
City Government11 years ago

Opinion: Department of Race and Equity Will Work to End Inequities of “Power and Privilege”

By Dante J. James The City of Oakland created the Department of Race and Equity in 2015, reflecting the city’s recognition and acknowledgment that...
Featured11 years ago

Opinion: Violence Against Students by Oakland Schools’ Staff Must Stop

By Jorge Lerma A disturbing new video has surfaced showing security guards at Fremont High in Oakland...
City Government11 years ago

City Should Declare Housing State of Emergency, Say Speakers at Post Salon

Speakers at January’s Post Salon examined what Oaklanders as a community can do to solve one of the largest crises facing the city: out-of-control rent increases...
Community11 years ago

Communities Say They Want Higher Housing Impact Fees – Sooner Not Later

Over a hundred community members crowded the city council’s Community and Economic Development (CED) committee meeting Tuesday to react a staff report on the feasibility and...
Featured11 years ago

There’s A New Sheriff In Town, How Curry Won The West

Oakland, CA – If there was any doubt on whose the best player in the NBA, that was proven after what appeared to be the most...
Crime11 years ago

Historic Settlement Ends CA Indefinite Solitary Confinement

Federal Judge Claudia Wilken this week approved the final agreement to end indefinite solitary confinement in California calling the settlement humane, innovative and fair. Prisoners...
Crime11 years ago

Mayor, City Administrator, City Council Still Failing to Implement “Fair and Consistent” Police Discipline

Federal Judge Thelton Henderson, who has been overseeing the Oakland Police Department (OPD) for almost a dozen years, has issued a new order reinstating a “court...
Crime11 years ago

Barack Obama: Why we must rethink solitary confinement

By President Barack Obama, The Washington Post In 2010, a 16-year-old named Kalief Browder from the Bronx was accused of stealing a backpack. He was...
Community11 years ago

Post Salon: Solutions to Housing State of Emergency

Pretty much everyone in Oakland recognizes that commercial and residential rents are running out of control, and longtime residents are being forced out of the city...
Education11 years ago

Opinion: “Common Enrollment” Is a Misfit for the Problems That Plague Oakland Schools

By Roseann Torres As a Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) Board of Education member for the past three years representing District 5, I have remained...
Events11 years ago

The Fight Against Gentrification: Qilombo’s Upcoming Art Gallery

Qilombo Community Center of the Afrikatown and McClymonds district has teamed up with local Oakland artist and photographer Danté-Alexander to launch a monthly Art Showcase &...
Featured11 years ago

Warriors Dethrone The King Again

Cleveland, OH – In the final meeting between these two teams the King has lost his footing. LeBron James who was quoted saying “he is the...
Featured11 years ago

Charter School Teachers Fired

Two whistleblowing teachers at the Oakland Charter Academy, part of the Amethod Public Schools network, are alleging that they were fired without notice on the last...
Events11 years ago

Dr. King’s “Bank of Justice is Bankrupt” Speech Was Tested in Oakland in 1962

When the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visited the Oakland Auditorium Dec. 28, 1962 before a 7,000-plus crowd, the themes of his famous March on...
Featured11 years ago

Jack London’s 140th Birthday Reminds Oaklanders of His Roots With His Black “Mother” Jennie Prentiss and the First AME Church

Author Jack London’s Black roots were celebrated during his birthday party in Jack London Square by the performers who presented the Post newspaper front-page tribute to...
Community11 years ago

‘Poetry for the People’ Raises Funds for Police Commission Ballot

The Coalition for Police Accountability (CPA), a group of community organizations whose mission is to place a Police Commission on the November 2016 ballot, is holding...
Featured11 years ago

Afrikan Black Coalition Demands Wells Fargo Divest from Private Prisons

After last month’s victory in getting the University of California system to sell nearly $30 million in private prison holdings, the Afrikan Black Coalition (ABC) is...
Featured11 years ago

Curry Showing No Sign Of Slowing Down Since Injury

Sacramento, CA – The lingering shin injury that has hobbled Stephen Curry in the past few weeks was a non factor last night. In two back-to-back...
Featured11 years ago

Four Days of Protests Planned to Rekindle MLK’s Radical Legacy

Social justice organizations are planning “96 Hours of Direct Action to Reclaim King’s Radical Legacy,” from Friday Jan. 15 through MLK Day on Jan. 18, taking...
Environment11 years ago

Opinion: Coal Terminal Would Place Oakland on the Wrong Side of History

By Margaret Gordon and Brian Beveridge Local businessmen Phil Tagami, Omar Benjamin and Jerry Bridges are on the wrong side of history as they pursue...
Arts and Culture11 years ago

McElhaney Advances Legislation Protecting Black Arts Movement and Businesses

City Council President Lynette Gibson McElhaney will ask the city council’s Community and Economic Development (CED) committee next Tuesday to approve a resolution to designate the...

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Man Of The Year, Anquan Boldin

Super Bold Panthers

Fremont High Students Fed Up with Unresponsive Administration

Op-Ed: 20 Steps City Council Can Take to Stop Displacement in Oakland Now

Opinion: Department of Race and Equity Will Work to End Inequities of “Power and Privilege”

Opinion: Violence Against Students by Oakland Schools’ Staff Must Stop

City Should Declare Housing State of Emergency, Say Speakers at Post Salon

Communities Say They Want Higher Housing Impact Fees – Sooner Not Later

There’s A New Sheriff In Town, How Curry Won The West

Historic Settlement Ends CA Indefinite Solitary Confinement

Mayor, City Administrator, City Council Still Failing to Implement “Fair and Consistent” Police Discipline

Barack Obama: Why we must rethink solitary confinement

Post Salon: Solutions to Housing State of Emergency

Opinion: “Common Enrollment” Is a Misfit for the Problems That Plague Oakland Schools

The Fight Against Gentrification: Qilombo’s Upcoming Art Gallery

Warriors Dethrone The King Again

Charter School Teachers Fired

Dr. King’s “Bank of Justice is Bankrupt” Speech Was Tested in Oakland in 1962

Jack London’s 140th Birthday Reminds Oaklanders of His Roots With His Black “Mother” Jennie Prentiss and the First AME Church

‘Poetry for the People’ Raises Funds for Police Commission Ballot

Afrikan Black Coalition Demands Wells Fargo Divest from Private Prisons

Curry Showing No Sign Of Slowing Down Since Injury

Four Days of Protests Planned to Rekindle MLK’s Radical Legacy

Opinion: Coal Terminal Would Place Oakland on the Wrong Side of History

McElhaney Advances Legislation Protecting Black Arts Movement and Businesses

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