Natalie Orenstein

The local building trades industry gathered at East Oakland's Cypress Mandela Training Center to talk labor, learning, and discrimination.

Ryan Richardson will take over the city attorney's office while Rowena Brown, Zac Unger, and Ken Houston join council.

Labor held ground, newly created PACs failed to deliver, and voters sent mixed messages about public safety.

Lots of local services get grants from D.C. The president-elect has threatened to slash that funding in the past.

The law allowed the city to order landlords to evict tenants accused of illegal activity. Studies found racial disparities and overreach.

The nonprofit advocated on behalf of low-income communities in an era of exploding housing insecurity and displacement in the East Bay.

Soundwave Studios has survived a tumultuous three decades in West Oakland. Now it wants to expand.

Homeless activists across California are calling attention to more aggressive sweeps following the Grants Pass court decision.

Rumors have been swirling that the retiring congresswoman might seek Oakland’s top job in the April special election.

Rumors have been swirling that the retiring congresswoman might seek Oakland's top job in the April special election.