City Government
Councilmember Zapien will Host Community Meeting
District 4 Councilmember Moses Zapien will hold a community meeting at Gian’s Delicatessen on the Miracle Mile, 2112 Pacific Ave. on Tuesday, March 25, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Councilmember Zapien, who speaks fluent Spanish, will be joined by Community Development Director Steve Chase and will be available for one-on-one discussions. Members of the community are welcome to attend.
< p>District 4 extends north to Fourteen Mile Slough and March Lane; west to include the Port of Stockton and Brookside; east to Wilson Way and Golden Gate Avenue; and south to Smith Canal, Harding Way and Union Pacific Rail Road, just north of the Crosstown Freeway.
The district also includes the Miracle Mile and University of the Pacific.
For additional information about the councilmember and his district, visit www.stocktongov.com/district4 or call (209) 937-8244.
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Barbara Lee Launches Campaign for Mayor of Oakland
“At this critical moment, we must not be a city divided, but a community united,” she Lee. “If elected I will bring my hands-on leadership, new ideas and decades of experience in identifying billions in resources for our great city, so all residents and businesses are stronger and safer and our community has optimism and confidence in Oakland’s future.”
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Barbara Lee on Wednesday morning formally announced her candidacy for Mayor in Oakland’s April 15 special election.
“Time and time again, Oaklanders have faced our toughest obstacles by uniting to meet our challenges,” said Lee.
“At this critical moment, we must not be a city divided but a community united,” she said. “If elected, I will bring my hands-on leadership, new ideas, and decades of experience in identifying billions in resources for our great city so all residents and businesses are stronger and safer and our community has optimism and confidence in Oakland’s future.”
“As Mayor, I’ll address our homelessness crisis, prioritize comprehensive public safety and mental health services, and lead with fiscal responsibility to deliver the core City services residents and business owners deserve. Let’s do this – together.”
“I’ve never shied away from a challenge,” said Lee. “I’m always ready to fight for Oakland.”
Watch her campaign video here, which is online at BarbaraLee4Oakland.com
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