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The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including some in Alameda County, into an economic tailspin that’s felt at the dinner table.
The names and statements of all nominees appear on this website.
This is your last chance to purchase a Fall 2020 T-shirt or Hoodie!
High gas prices were one of the major factors helping push the three Bay Area cities to the bottom of the list.
1st United Credit Union thanks staff, members, and community for their generosity
“You have to realize … that you now have a blank canvas and you have to be open to creating something entirely new and different.”
It’s so wonderful to be back in “community” with you all – even if that community looks and feels a little different from in years past.
If you love Northern California, this photo will conjure memories of your own treks on foggy days.
The East Bay Parks have reopened following a threat of wildfire and unhealthy smoke.
Attorneys for the Warriors could appeal the decision to the California Supreme Court. They must do so by Friday.
"Tentative agreement with the California College of Arts to purchase the Clifton Hall dormitory "
"According to Council Member Dan Kalb, the City's transportation department, OakDOT, is planning to begin resurfacing College Avenue"
It’s been over two years since RCPC initiated a study of housing in Rockridge.
The testing site in Madison Park at 810 Jackson St. opened to everyone.
The following candidates are running for a seat on the RCPC Board in the September 24 election.
The butterfly appears to be looking at the camera.
Roses seem especially fragrant this year.
"I want to extend a huge Bobcat welcome to the scores of new families joining our community this year."
1st United Credit Union is collecting monetary donations for school supplies
Discussion will be on a Zoom meeting, with opportunity for the public to attend and provide comments.
This photo was snapped in a regional park.
Crowded conditions at Lake Merritt have created traffic issues and the risk of spreading COVID-19.
The team "looks forward to utilizing their new space for continued growth and supporting area businesses."
The board of directors of the Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC) has announced a new date for the 2020 Annual Meeting.
After months of a digital-only format, the RCPC Board decided to distribute the July Rockridge News in both paper and digital format.
RCPC bylaws require that, in all Board elections, the closing date for nominations shall be no later than 120 days before the election.
We first presented the project to Rockridge Community Planning Council nearly three years ago, in September 2017.
Enjoying clear skies in Oakland
While traditional Fourth of July fireworks are canceled, cities are getting creative with live & virtual ways to celebrate in the East Bay.
Due to the pandemic, the meeting will be held virtually using Zoom.
Due to current events, the RCPC Board decided to distribute The Rockridge News in digital format only.
The plans were presented by Emerald Fund and Equity Community Builders, the two developers chosen by CCA.
1st United Credit Union cautions their community
Get funding now for future projects that keep creeks, wetlands and the Bay clean and healthy
This orange ladybug without spots appears to be resting.
Oakland Police and Fire first responders and other essential government functions will continue pursuant to the order.
“Oakland’s small businesses, and the workers that support them, are essential to the vitality of our city,” said Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf.
1st United Credit Union cautions consumers