Kelley, who took over OakDOT this summer, said he plans to continue leading the department to make streets safer for everyone.
Category: Oaklandside
Posted inRoad Safety
Oakland residents cheer new catalytic converter law, but some worry it won’t end thefts
A bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom regulates the recycling of catalytic converters to prevent thefts, a problem that’s been rampant in the East Bay.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing
After mistakes in 2020, is Alameda County ready for the 2022 election?
A judge rejected a public records lawsuit brought by two voting rights organizations hoping to pressure the county to hand over voting data.
Posted inOaklandside
Oakland wants a WNBA team
The women’s basketball league is expanding. The Oakland City Council officially called on the league to give The Town a team.
Posted inEvents
See the Oakland Roots, and support The Oaklandside
You can support our nonprofit newsroom by attending the soccer club’s final game of this season on Oct. 1. Here’s how.
Posted inOaklandside
OUSD Student Director Natalie Gallegos Chavez wants a real vote on the school board
The Oakland High School senior is returning for a second year on the board. She spoke to The Oaklandside about her priorities.
Posted inHow We Work
The Oaklandside is 2 today! Here are 10 stories you’ve loved so far
Strange creatures lurking beneath Lake Merritt, secret stairs, the closures of iconic Oakland restaurants, staying safe during the pandemic, and more.
Posted inOaklandside
Oakland dining destination Luka’s to close after landlord dispute
Luka’s is widely credited with turning Uptown Oakland into a restaurant hotspot, but a sharp rent increase has shut its doors.
Posted inRoad Safety
The big transportation and road safety stories in Oakland this year
2021 saw massive federal infrastructure bills passed along with new state laws that could help Oakland make its streets safer.
Posted inNosh
The East Bay’s most reliable bar and restaurant destinations in 2021
These are the restaurants in Oakland, Berkeley and beyond that we kept going back to this year.
Posted inNosh
Where to find great cold weather cocktails
These fantastic East Bay spots all boast nice cozy drinks for these chilly winter days.
Posted inNosh
This Oakland bakery’s unique butter mochi desserts are ready for the big time
Big Boi’s springy squares come in unique flavors like salted egg, pumpkin spice and Earl Grey.
Posted inHow We Work
The Oaklandside honored with 2021 local news awards
The Institute for Nonprofit News honored us with their “Game Changer” award and three honorable mentions. Our newsroom also won a LION award for “Best Coronavirus Coverage.” Here’s a look back at our stories, initiatives, and people being recognized.
Posted inOaklandside
Oaklanders speak on what the city’s guaranteed income program means to them
In the coming months, The Oaklandside will be periodically checking in with three participants in the city’s pilot initiative, to see how an extra $500 a month is impacting their lives.
Posted inHow We Work
Cityside is hiring: Head of audience development and Nosh editor
Both full-time positions are based in the Bay Area and the roles involve working across Berkeleyside and The Oaklandside.
Posted inOaklandside
Cómo reportamos sobre la vida de Mario González
Nuestra sala de redacción se esfuerza por informar responsablemente y con mucho cuidado sobre la vida de aquellas personas afectadas por violencia. Queríamos compartir más sobre nuestro enfoque de esta historia.
Posted inOaklandside
كيف كسبت الجالية اليمنية في الدائرة التعليمية لمدارس أوكلاند الموحدة المزيد من مصادر الدخل للمسلمين وللطلاب والأسر الناطقين باللغة العربية
تخطط مدارس أوكلاند لتوظيف المزيد من الموظفين الناطقين باللغة العربية وإجراء دورات تدريبية في مجال مراعاة تعدد الثقافات وإضافة عطلات الأعياد إلى التقويم المدرسي.
Posted inOaklandside
Más allá del video: La vida de Mario González
Este artículo fue traducido por Azucena Rasilla. Read in English. Nota del editor: lea más sobre como reportamos esta historia. Si fuera un domingo cualquiera, Mario González se habría levantado temprano para ayudar a su hermano menor Efraín de 23 años, que tiene autismo, a bañarse y prepararse para el día. Luego, Mario habría omelets con […]
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‘Ha sido una gran bendición’: Un residente de Oakland sobre cómo encontrar el lado positivo en medio de la pérdida de empleo y la deuda
Para muchas personas, el año pasado de pandemia trajo dificultades. Para Emilia Zarate, una inmigrante de México, trajo alegrías inesperadas también.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing
The Oaklandside is hiring a senior City Hall and policing reporter
Join our growing nonprofit newsroom and help Oakland residents better understand how local government impacts their lives—and how to get involved.