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Join me for a chai workshop and a folkart workshop (every Friday, March to April)
Join Mouf on his walks around Alameda
The coldest months of the year set in, one local dog named Grizzly is facing an uphill battle for survival. Grizzly, a loyal and loving dog.
Hornets lose in close opener of Portland tourney to Silverton (OR), fall to Auburn (WA) next day, and then knock off La Salle Prep (OR).
10th Annual Alameda Hogmabay Pipeathon for ACS
Bay Area flooding: Why sea walls fail and natural restoration saves lives, communities, and the planet.
Hornets win 2 of 3, rolling over Amador Valley 56-27, losing a tight contest to Clayton Valley Charter, 57-62, and defeating Granada, 58-40.
This article refutes the premise of the Dec. 3 article by Kat Schuster, that CA's solar systems are to blame for the rise in our power costs
What would you do if your lifelong dream is snatched away just as it’s finally within reach? Canalin’s latest book, TIME OUT!, may help.
Hornets have won their first three games of the regular season, face Amador Valley next.
Hornets overpower Vintage 81-20, hold off St. Patrick-St. Vincent 61-52 in first two contests of the season.
Hornets had 20-8 record last season, reaching the NCS Division I semifinals.
Alice Chen fell to #2 seed of Dublin in singles, while Juliana Johnson and Sophie Featherstone lost to the #4 seeded Redwood doubles duo.
Successful season comes to end, finishing 15-5 overall, and 7-1 in league to take title.
Alameda prevailed over visiting San Ramon Valley, winning 4 matches to 3 at Washington Park, will take on Miramonte High in Orinda Thursday
WACC Co-Player of the Year Award Winners Alice Chen and Juliana Johnson win Singles and Doubles, Johnson teaming with Sophie Featherstone
The Hornets rolled to victory over Castro Valley and Bishop O'Dowd at Washington Park to claim the West Alameda Athletic Conference title
SPECIAL REPORT: HAPPY HALLOWEEN ALAMEDA
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I know crime. I know my community. And I know this recall attempt against D.A. Price will not make us safer.
Flaming Skulls 7 - Diamond Dogs 5
Rainbow over the Alameda West Lagoon
Nonprofit Aims to Improve Lives of Unsheltered Population by providing essential hygiene supplies to individuals in Oakland
Grants to teachers help support unfunded professional development, student project opportunities
Oakland Public Education Fund to celebrate 20th year driving educational equity
Annual spring arts festival to be held April 23-29, offering a showcase of student talent and this year a world premiere work.
$15K gift to Oakland Public Education Fund will purchase coats for hundreds of Newcomer students in need
Ed Fund awards grants to support Oakland Unified School District’s ‘Everyone and Every Day Counts’ initiative
Oakland Public Education Fund hosts inaugural Golf Tournament Fundraiser to support community literacy
High Holy Days services return to in-person, as well as online.
Oakland Public Education Fund sponsors fifth annual event
Delaine Eastin pick Price for Top Spot in the DA's office to ending the school-to-prison pipeline and support youth with restorative justice
Dr. Kimberly Mayfield has been Named Holy Names University’s Vice President for External Relations and Strategic Partnerships
The focus of the Doctor of Nursing Practice program is on strategic leadership and population health.
Price’s campaign leads in fundraising as disclosures for January 1, 2021 through June 30, 2021 are posted.
After Alameda County DA Nancy O’Malley bowing out, the three current candidates turned up the push to get local endorsements.
Murphy to serve the Northern California PGA Section
Holy Names University is an NCAA Division II university, competing in the Pacific West Conference in 15 sports.
Save Mills College Coalition Urges Attorney General to Halt and Investigate Board of Trustees’ Unlawful Action to Close Mills College