Mayor Ashcraft read a proclamation honoring City Attorney Yibin Shen as he departs from his role after nearly eight years of ...

Rabbinical student Saul Kaye will join Alameda’s Temple Israel congregation as its Rabbinic Fellow for the 2026–2027 academic ...

On July 21, the Alameda City Council will vote on whether to place on the November ballot a City Charter amendment that would eliminate the elected auditor and treasurer positions—two of the only ...

City Council approved resolutions to place two measures on the November ballot and approved contracts for the Alameda Aquatic ...

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On Saturday, June 27, the Laufer family set up Team Laufer’s Lemonade Stand outside their Alameda home to raise funds for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) in honor of 5-year-old Charlie Laufer, ...

If you want to trip back to the last century and recall what Alameda was like in the early 1990s, when the Naval Base was about to close, the West End was still scruffy with bars and tattoo parlors, ...

New this morning in Episode 209, topics include: Busy times for first responders. Whatever happened to the Grand Street/Shore Line Drive restroom? A no-bid contract and more at City Council. A Council ...

AFS CEO Katherine Schwartz acted swiftly and sent a letter on Monday explaining that Means had resigned from their board effective immediately. But fallout didn’t stop there. Although Means’ term on ...

As June comes to an end here in Alameda, my campaign for mayor is starting to gain steam. I have started getting my campaign signs delivered, and they are showing up in supporters’ yards. Special ...

New this morning in Episode 208, topics include: No answers in the dismissal of Coach Arnerich. The Planning Board discusses pro soccer on Bay Farm. An Alameda County grand jury examines Alameda’s ...

Lately, Alameda and much of the East Bay have felt a bit quieter than usual. Streets, shops, and restaurants are noticeably calmer—likely due to a mix of school being out and summer travel drawing ...