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Oakland Police Commission leadership conflict | The cost of free eggs | How should the county address the opioid crisis? | Rift in local NAACP

Tag: criminal justice

District Attorney Pamela Price sitting next to Oakland Police Captain Clay Burch as Burch speaks into a microphone.
Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Heated public safety meeting in Montclair reveals a divided Oakland

Darwin BondGraham by Darwin BondGraham July 28, 2023August 16, 2023

District Attorney Pamela Price defended and explained her public safety philosophy during an emotional town hall that drew hundreds.

Koffi Noir founders Dieudonné Brou and sister Veronique Brou at the Black Menswear Flash Mob in 2020.
Posted inArts & Community

How an Oakland shoe designer is helping Black men heal from incarceration

by Brandy Collins March 9, 2023March 9, 2023

Dieudonné Brou achieved success after prison with his company Koffi Noir. Now, he’s helping others do the same.

Posted inCity Hall & Policing

What is Treva Reid’s vision for deep East Oakland?

Ricky Rodas headshot by Ricky Rodas November 19, 2020November 20, 2020

District 7’s councilmember-elect will be taking over the seat held by her father for 24 years—but says she’ll bring her own approach to leading.

Posted inCity Hall & Policing

Oakland youth organizers say Prop. 20 would harm their communities

Ricky Rodas headshot by Ricky Rodas October 14, 2020October 21, 2020

If approved by voters, the state law would allow prosecutors to charge more nonviolent crimes as felonies. Critics say it will grow California prisons.

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