Archive for March, 2010
A’s journey south still on hold
The Oakland A’s aren’t going anywhere … yet. ![]()
Vandalized Greek Orthodox church taking steps to heal
Now classified as a hate crime, the vandalism done to an Oakland Greek Orthodox church is one members are trying to put behind them has they begin the healing process.
Oakland hopes to ‘see green’ of a different kind
What will it take for Oakland to become a model green city? That will be the topic of discussion at tonight’s City Council hearing to review staff policy recommendations.
Oakland Marathon – Photos from the Street
Amazing Photos from the Oakland Marathon.
A Talk with Pablo Menendez
Pablo Menendez, Cuban-American band Leader will give a talk at Merritt College March 31, 2010 from 2-4. Titled, “What Keeps Us Apart?” the talk is part of Merritt College African American Studies Department lecture series. Free to the public.
Different courtrooms, same faces
If Latinos and African Americans are still considered minorities in our society, you just wouldn’t know it if you did the work I do.
Are community gardens coming to downtown Oakland?
Flying under the radar is a nascent city proposal to allow community gardens – and various other uses – throughout downtown Oakland.
Black East Bay clergy speak out for immigration reform
Hours before thousands took part in a major march for immigration reform in San Francisco Wednesday, the leaders of some of Oakland’s most prominent African-American congregations gathered and passionately proclaimed their support for humane immigration reform.
Mayoral candidate Perata’s scandalous history with Mercury Insurance
Mercury Insurance is spending millions of dollars to pass Prop 17 this June. So what is Perata’s role in this scheme?






