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WEB3 days ago — The Oaklandside is a nonprofit news organization that covers Oakland's politics, education, housing, arts, food and safety. Find out what's happening in the city, from the 2024 election to the Coliseum redevelopment, from lead testing in schools to sideshow lawsuits.
How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Oakland and Alameda County
WEBApr 15, 2021 — Where can I make an appointment? Vaccines.gov, is the federal dashboard to help people find vaccine sites near them.. MyTurn.ca.gov includes vaccine sites run by the state, county, pharmacies and community sites near you who may have open appointments or walk-up opportunities.. The Alameda County Public Health Department also maintains a Linktree in English and Spanish, with updated resources ...
Homeless? Unhoused? Word choice matters when reporting on …
WEBNov 10, 2020 — The Oaklandside newsroom explores the word choice matters when reporting on people who don't have permanent housing in Oakland. They listen to community members who use terms like "urban camper" or "curbside community" and balance clarity and sensitivity in their stories.
What we know about the FBI’s search of Oakland ... - The …
WEBJun 20, 2024 — The FBI searched Thao's home and the properties of a recycling contractor and its owners, who have ties to the mayor and other politicians. The FBI hasn't disclosed the reason for the raids, but a state investigation found that the contractor allegedly funneled money to elected officials.
A guide to affordable housing in Oakland - The Oaklandside
WEBLearn how to find and apply for affordable housing in Oakland and Berkeley, where the housing crisis is severe. Find resources, programs, tips, and success stories to help you secure a place to live.
Where did it go wrong for Sheng Thao? - The Oaklandside
WEBJul 8, 2024 — Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao has faced one disaster after another, from firing the police chief to a FBI raid on her home. How did she become the most embattled mayor in Oakland history? Read the full story by The Oaklandside.
Oakland has a new roller-skating rink - The Oaklandside
WEBAug 9, 2021 — At a time when skaters of all stripes are calling on the city to create more spaces for them to roll, the UMOJA rink is the only skate rink currently operating in Oakland. “I think this should be in every city,” said Miles. “I want to spread skating everywhere I …
Photos, old and new, show Oakland then and now - The Oaklandside
WEBMar 20, 2023 — See how Oakland has changed over time with historical and modern images of landmarks, neighborhoods and events. From Lake Merritt to Fruitvale, from Peralta Playland to West Oakland, explore the city's transformation and diversity.
A quick guide to the Alameda County District Attorney election
WEBApr 5, 2022 — Learn about the four candidates running for District Attorney in the June 7 primary, their backgrounds, policies, and endorsements. The DA oversees a large office with various responsibilities, from prosecuting crimes to …
Oakland closed 537 homeless camps in 3 years. 1,500 remain
WEBJun 3, 2024 — The city of Oakland has closed 537 homeless camps and cleaned hundreds more since 2020, but the number of camps and unhoused people has grown. The policy divides the city into zones where camping is allowed or not, and requires the city to offer shelter before closing camps, but critics say it is punitive and inadequate.