Reminder: daylight saving time starts this weekend.
The first day of spring is Thursday, March 20.
Up to $6,000 is available for community projects to protect local waterways. See a list of previously approved grants for ideas.
This lovely photo was taken in mid-February.
Monday's weather felts like an invitation to get outside.
Every season is beautiful in Alameda.
Tuesday, before dawn, was gloomy.
This is the first lunar eclipse visible over Alameda since 2022.
Patch reader Ari Vais shared this beautiful photo, with a subject line that made us click!
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From the trees to flowers beds, Alameda is blossoming.
This couple was photographed on Monday.
The weather this week should be perfect for strolling through Alameda's parks.
Two of the world's most toxic mushrooms grow in the East Bay.
Forget sparrows and finches — Steve Gorman had this beauty in his garden.
Alameda is enjoying blue skies during a break in winter storms.
Giving off countryside vibes, this home is in Alameda.
These lovely photos were taken at Alameda Beach Sunday morning.
Register now for the polar plunge, the pre-splash run, or donate to one of the teams.
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Here are the top 5 most borrowed books from the Alameda Free Library.
The February chill kept most people inside.
The grass is a beautiful emerald green after the rain.
A monochrome day on the waterfront.
The heavens have a huge display in store for sky gazers.
The small mammals were watching from a safe distance.
This image was taken from the Bay Trail.
Stock up with $5-per-bag books.
These autumn leaves fell in November.
Clouds tower over the harbor.
Sunday morning clouds added interest to both the sky and its reflection in the lagoon.
Several wild turkeys gather outside a movie theater in Alameda.
While some cats seem to be peacefully enjoying their gardens, others are on edge.
Whether they made a difference through their professional lives or through volunteer work, nominations are encouraged.
Black-necked Stilts appear to be in pursuit of a meal.
Early January has been a weather treat for Alameda.
The golden sunlight made the stunning clouds even more eye-popping.
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Are you looking for a calm place to walk in Alameda?
NASA reports that Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars will align in the night sky this month.