Caltrans estimates nearly 200 people reside at the camp, where about 100 fires have occurred between West Grand Avenue and 34th Street.
"Enough is enough, really. It doesn't really look good for the neighborhood," said Chastity Williams, a West Oakland resident.
Ghost guns are firearms that are privately made without a serial number, making them essentially untraceable for law enforcement.
Six free fishing trips are planned for Alameda kids 6-15 years old aboard APD’s public safety boat.
Are you dying to read that hot new best seller but the wait list is forever? This could be your lucky Day!
Rear Adm. Andrew M. Sugimoto replaced Rear Adm. Brian K. Penoyer as the Eleventh Coast Guard District commander.
The Posey Tube will remain open.
The Del Monte development project includes building the extension of Clement Avenue behind the development.
Both of the tubes will close this week for the joint fire training with the Alameda and Oakland fire departments.
Topic range from building an emergency fund to retirement planning.
Voters have had their say on the sheriff, district attorney, Alameda School Bond and other key races.
Caltrans will close the tube on two consecutive nights.
4 Candidates Vie to be District Attorney, while Sheriff Ahern faces two challengers June 7.
The commission is scheduled to vote on the proposed amendment on June 30 and held Thursday's meeting to invite public comment.
The work is scheduled to begin in June.
Make your plans now to enjoy this Alameda tradition.
Register online now to earn prizes for reading this summer.
Apply now for $2,500 grants. The deadline is August 12, but claim your money early.
The Alameda City Council has approved an agreement appointing Dirk Brazil as the city’s Interim City Manager.
The Public Works Department will start writing tickets. Here's what to expect.
The goal is to tighten parking compliance in the area of Park and Webster streets, city officials said.
"I chose to own my body," said Mia Bonta, an Oakland assembly member and wife of the California attorney general, at a Tuesday rally.
Voters to decide on Measure B's sale of $298 million in bonds for school improvements.
Up to 1,000 homeless residents could use the site at Wake & West Grand avenues, according to proposal from Councilmember Carroll Fife.
A group gathered Tuesday afternoon to protest a leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
Women Returning tot he Workforce; Mochi Making Workshop; AAPI Movie Night and more.
The Alameda Free Library has launched a new mobile wifi hotspot lending program, expanding free internet access to patrons.
Some CA transit agencies were still asking riders to mask up Tuesday despite a ruling that struck the travel mask mandate down.
Some residents are unhappy that more housing is planned. Here is the City's response.
As of May 1, landlords of units subject to rent control may serve notice of higher rents.
Would you like to make a difference in the City of Alameda? Commissions including Recreation and Park, Golf and Planning all have openings.
The City of Alameda responds to the District Attorney's decision to not file charges against Alameda police officers.
It must provide for Alameda’s fair share of the regional housing need.
No appointment is necessary, but here are the busiest days to avoid.
The Posey Tube will be closed for maintenance work.
The City encourages renters and landlords to apply for COVID-19 rent relief or check the status of the claims that have already been made.
Dissatisfaction is up 14 percent from a year ago, according to the Bay Area Council’s 2022 Poll.
Easter is almost here. It's time to play with your food!
The entries will be judged by age group — from little kids to adults.
Eat, then upload your receipt for a chance to win over $1,000 in prizes. Alameda Restaurant Week runs for 10 days.