Natalie Orenstein is a reporter focused on local news in Oakland, California. She writes for The Oaklandside and Berkeleyside, covering a range of topics including housing, homelessness, social justice, and community issues. Natalie's reporting aims to shed light on the experiences and challenges faced by residents in the Oakland area.
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Natalie Orenstein's reporting focuses primarily on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and stories related to Oakland and its residents. She seems particularly interested in issues relating to housing, homelessness, community activism, and the real estate industry.
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By: Natalie Orenstein
Oakland’s Lake Merritt Lodge shelter is relocating to a brand new apartment building.
By: Natalie Orenstein
You’ve probably received a pile of glossy mailers supporting or opposing Oakland candidates. Often they’re not what they seem.
By: Roselyn Romero, Natalie Orenstein
The district attorney recall is leading at 65% following a well-funded campaign focused on Oakland crime and victims' rights.
By: Natalie Orenstein, Roselyn Romero
The district attorney recall is leading at 65% following a well-funded campaign focused on Oakland crime and victims’ rights.
It's tempting to jump to conclusions, and some races are closer than others. But with a huge number of ballots left to be counted, nothing is certain.
By: Oaklandside, Eli Wolfe, Natalie Orenstein
Politicos are eyeing the soon-to-be vacant office and rumors are swirling. One person has already set up a committee to run.
By: Natalie Orenstein
Small business owners reflect on the political act of “making” and an uptick in customers.
By: Natalie Orenstein
The Oakland City Council will soon vote to approve redevelopment plans for the former California College of the Arts campus.
The local building trades industry gathered at East Oakland's Cypress Mandela Training Center to talk labor, learning, and discrimination.
By: Natalie Orenstein
Ryan Richardson will take over the city attorney's office while Rowena Brown, Zac Unger, and Ken Houston join council.
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