Eli Wolfe is a reporter at The Oaklandside, where he covers City Hall. His reporting spans various themes including regional interest, security and law enforcement, and real estate, with a focus on commercial real estate and surveillance technologies. Eli's work has been featured in Berkeleyside, NewsBreak, and other notable publications.
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Oakland, United States (Local)
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Alameda County leaders approved a term sheet for the complicated deal — but there are major unresolved sticking points.
By: Eli Wolfe
Tax fatigue, low trust in government, and an aggressive “no” campaign may end up tanking a parcel tax sought by Oakland’s unions and the mayor.
The president will use the Defense Production Act to provide $75 million for a controversial West Oakland coal export hub, according to reports.
Charlene Wang says a legal claim filed by a disgruntled police hiring company is inaccurate and omits significant context.
Michael Moritz's Crankstart Foundation is funding efforts to catch illegal dumpers and clean noxious garbage piles.
By: Eli Wolfe
The City Council approved a $2.1 billion spending plan for the fiscal year that starts on July 1 at its meeting last Friday by a vote of 6 to 2.
On Tuesday, Legends Global contacted Oakland and Alameda County, asking to purchase the Oakland Arena for $102.5 million.
A Piedmont-raised political activist is building a network of websites and AI-generated social media accounts blasting progressive politicians.
On June 6, Mayor Barbara Lee announced her reelection campaign. “Our work for a vibrant Oakland is far from finished,” the former member of Congress said.
By: Natalie Orenstein, Eli Wolfe
Rowena Brown has a big job. We followed her around to see what it takes to get it done.
