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All posts tagged "ongoing pandemic"

Bay Area3 years ago

Board Bars Evictions Related to COVID-19

Several times during the COVID-19 public health emergency, the Board has passed resolutions barring evictions for nonpayment of rent arising directly from the coronavirus. Preventing evictions...
Bay Area4 years ago

Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce Hosts 4th Black Sunday Holiday Expo at Akoma Market

The East Oakland Black Cultural Zone is a safe place for families, professionals, and children. It was a time to celebrate Black culture as we continue...

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Alfred Cralle: Inventor of the Ice Cream Scoop

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BOOK REVIEW: Let Me Be Real With You

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Oakland Post: Week of December 24 – 30, 2025

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Post Salon to Discuss Proposal to Bring Costco to Oakland Community meeting to be held at City Hall, Thursday, Dec. 18

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Mayor Lee, City Leaders Announce $334 Million Bond Sale for Affordable Housing, Roads, Park Renovations, Libraries and Senior Centers

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Oakland School Board Grapples with Potential $100 Million Shortfall Next Year

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Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce Hosts 4th Black Sunday Holiday Expo at Akoma Market

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Big God Ministry Gives Away Toys in Marin City

First 5 Alameda County Distributes Over $8 Million in First Wave of Critical Relief Funds for Historically Underpaid Caregivers

2025 in Review: Seven Questions for Assemblymember Lori Wilson — Advocate for Equity, the Environment, and More

2025 in Review: Seven Questions for Assemblymember Tina McKinnor, Champion of Reparations, Housing and Workers’ Rights

2025 in Review: Seven Questions for Sen. Laura Richardson, Who Made Legislative History This Year

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Alfred Cralle: Inventor of the Ice Cream Scoop

BOOK REVIEW: Let Me Be Real With You

Oakland Post: Week of December 24 – 30, 2025

Bling It On: Holiday Lights Brighten Dark Nights All Around the Bay

Post Salon to Discuss Proposal to Bring Costco to Oakland Community meeting to be held at City Hall, Thursday, Dec. 18

Mayor Lee, City Leaders Announce $334 Million Bond Sale for Affordable Housing, Roads, Park Renovations, Libraries and Senior Centers

Oakland School Board Grapples with Potential $100 Million Shortfall Next Year

Fayeth Gardens Holds 3rd Annual Kwanzaa Celebration at Hayward City Hall on Dec. 28

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