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Man’s death highlights danger of extreme weather for Oakland’s unhoused residents
On even the most rainy nights, there are homeless shelter beds available. Why do they go empty?
Residents of tiny-home village by Lake Merritt told shelter will close in June
An affordable housing project is planned for the E. 12th Street parcel, which is currently the site of a city-run homeless shelter.
The beginning of the end of Oakland’s eviction moratorium?
Councilmembers say the eviction ban should be phased out while new tenant protections are created.
Landlords rally and disrupt Oakland City Council meeting, demanding end to eviction moratorium
Oakland has yet to set an expiration date for the pandemic policy.
MOre from the archives
How should Oakland divvy up Measure U’s $350 million in affordable housing bond funds?
A widely supported plan to distribute $63 million emerges from tensions around whether one West Oakland project is jumping ahead of the line.
Oakland aims to eliminate single-family zoning by fall
The Planning Commissioner took a look Wednesday at proposed changes around what can be built in the city and how to expand affordable housing.
Foreclosure looming for West Oakland’s Warriors House
The Oakland Community Land Trust hopes to preserve the celebrated property so the longtime resident can remain in the neighborhood where he grew up.
Alameda County’s eviction moratorium will expire at the end of April
Oakland’s ban on evictions will remain for now but passions were high Tuesday as county officials rejected tenant protection policies amid a landlord protest.
Violence during a West Oakland homeless camp’s closure highlights dire stakes and lack of trust
A chaotic scene in West Oakland that left a city councilmember’s partner accused of assault reveals dangerous gaps in coordination during high-stakes events.
State approves Oakland’s Housing Element
The city received a letter of approval Friday, bringing its eight-year development plan into compliance and avoiding major financial consequences.
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