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East Bay restaurants and bars perfect for Super Bowl viewing
These bars and restaurants in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond are ready to host your Super Bowl LVII watch parties in style.
Meet the man opening up Chapel of the Chimes to the community
Ed Brail started as a crime scene technician on Chicago’s mean streets and became a trusted servant of families in grieving.
Oakland programs are supporting Black postpartum women
Local women-led efforts are filling a void in care, as new data reveals most maternal deaths are preventable.
Hubba Hubba Revue brings its unique brand of burlesque back home to Oakland
The group built its reputation with shows at the Uptown Nightclub but moved to S.F. during the pandemic. The Revue returns to the Town on Feb. 12 at Crybaby.
‘This was a hard-fought victory’: Oakland formally announces agreement for Coliseum development
The city reconfirmed its negotiation agreement with African American Sports and Entertainment Group (AASEG), a Black-led development team with dreams of bringing a WNBA franchise to the Town.
Oakland installs parking meters at Lake Merritt amid gentrification concerns
Questions of accessibility and gentrification surround the new project
All the East Bay restaurants that opened in January
The new restaurants that opened in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond in January 2023.
What’s in Oakland’s new sweeping 8-year plan for housing?
A year in the making, the Housing Element will now go to the state for approval.
All aboard the USS Potomac, a piece of history docked in Oakland’s Jack London Square
The famous Presidential Yacht is now under the leadership of one of Franklin. D. Roosevelt’s grandchildren.
OUSD’s abandoned Lake Merritt headquarters is getting a new life
A coalition of youth, educators, and community groups are working to transform the property, which has sat vacant for 10 years.
All the East Bay restaurants that closed in January
Restaurants of note that closed in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond in January 2023.
District Attorney Price to reopen 8 police killings for possible criminal prosecution
The new DA has asked for case files from various police agencies, including two Oakland police shootings from over a decade ago.
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