Newly available data show the major impact of Oakland and Alameda County’s eviction moratoriums on renters and landlords.

Derrick Soo says his protest is an extension of the Moms 4 Housing movement. But a lawsuit says the hill can’t be safely developed.

From vacant land to rent help and RVs, city leaders’ budget priorities hint at what you’re likely to hear a lot about in the coming months and years.

Two employees allegedly violated conflict-of-interest and anti-nepotism rules. The Public Ethics Commission says a lack of training and policies is the bigger issue.

A group of Spanish-speaking tenants claim their landlord is breaking Oakland and California housing laws with dangerous living conditions.

If you or your tenant has missed rent payments because of the COVID-19 crisis, you might qualify for aid through two new programs.

The controversial policy was approved by the City Council last year, but it’s largely gone unenforced.

City staffers say Oakland could use federal funding and an expected state grant opportunity to lease and then own hotels.

The City Council voted unanimously to look into allowing fourplexes citywide and removing long-standing laws that officials called “exclusionary.”

The West Oakland organization hopes its emergency services can still lead to more homeless people getting a hot meal and housing.

The city was unable to find a new location for the “Community Cabins,” resulting in the loss of 40 shelter beds.

Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan, citing the racist history of zoning laws, says Oakland should allow four-plexes across the city.

The county has begun administering shots at shelters, ahead of the state’s schedule, but it’s a challenge to reach everyone living on the streets.

Free online sessions offered by Oakland’s Rent Adjustment Program cover rent increases, harassment, evictions, repairs, and more.

What happens at Union Point Park could shed light on Oakland’s practices under its new encampment policy.

Oakland must use $44 million in emergency housing funds before it expires. City staff and activists say it wasn’t enough in the first place.