4 hrs ago | San Francisco Chronicle
Support Alameda Civic Light Opera
Denise Shelton the box office manager for the Alameda Civic Light Opera sent in this reminder that ACLO is has a great show, Broadway's Greatest Moments at Kofman tonight at 8:00 p.m. and tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.: As you know, this has been a tough year financially for many organizations.
12 hrs ago | FOXReno
Alameda Police Officer Hospitalized After Motorcycle Crash
An Alameda police officer remains in the hospital Friday and is expected to survive after suffering significant injuries after crashing his motorcycle while pursuing a traffic violator Thursday morning, a police sergeant said.
20 hrs ago | Inside Bay Area
Deadline to apply for Alameda hospital board extended
The board of directors of the City of Alameda Health Care District voted to extend the application deadline for filling the vacancy on the board of directors to Nov.
Yesterday | Inside Bay Area
Former Brazilian police officer charged with string of sexual...
A former Brazilian police officer is scheduled to enter a plea Nov. 20 to 17 felony charges involving sexual assaults on six women in Oakland and Emeryville from April to last month, authorities said Friday.
Oil Spill Ship Leaves SF Bay, Cleanup Efforts Continue
A mechanical failure that occurred during a bunkering operation with a fuel barge Oct.
Alameda Point Public Benefits Could Cost $375 Million, SunCal Only Committed to $200 Million
Alameda Point Development Initiative - Public Benefits Could Cost $375 Million, SunCal Only Committed to $200 Million On October 30th supplement to the City of Alameda Election Report on SunCal's Alameda Point Initiative indicates that the promised public benefits could cost from $300 million to $375 million.
Council OKs Feb. 2 election for SunCal plan
Alameda residents will get to vote on the proposed redevelopment plan for Alameda Point in February after the City Council decided Tuesday to place it on the ballot.
Alameda Women Artists exhibit begins Nov. 7
What began in 1993 as a one-time art exhibit in 16 years has become an annual celebration of the works created by Alameda female artists.
Adoptable Pets: Find your best friend at the Alameda Animal Shelter
OCTOBER WAS A GREAT month for adoptions and rescues at the Alameda Animal Shelter.
My Word: Time to get involved in Alameda's economic future
THE LEAGUE of Women Voters of Alameda recently asked City Treasurer Kevin Kennedy to present the findings of his committee, the Fiscal Sustainability Committee, to its membership and the citizens of Alameda.
Charter school may be in Alameda Chipman's future
Proponents of a plan to turn Chipman Middle School into a charter have turned in a proposal that, they say, offers the educational resources the school's students need to thrive without creating a financial hit to the school district.
Because State Agencies Are Supposed to Lose Money Each Year, Silly!
According to City of Alameda Development Services Manager Leslie Little, who is also on the board of the California Redevelopment Association, a Sacramento-based lobby group, Alameda's redevelopment agency, the Community Improvement Commission , is supposed to lose money each year, "because agencies operate this way Statewide."
Crews clean up oil slick on Alameda and Bay Farm Island
A ship that spilled hundreds of gallons of fuel oil into the Bay was moved from its anchorage to a San Francisco pier on Sunday, escorted by a crew of skimming vessels that sought to prevent any more residual oil from soiling the water.
Oil Spill Cleanup Continues, Three More Dead Birds Found
Crews are continuing to clean up oil that spilled from a tanker into the San Francisco Bay last week, resulting in the closure of several local beaches in the Alameda area and the deaths of at least a dozen birds.
Cleanup ongoing for San Francisco Bay oil spill
Cleanup crews are still sopping up fuel that washed up on Alameda County beaches after last week's oil spill in San Francisco Bay.
Update on Alameda Education Foundation (AEF) Lawsuit Against Count Me In
In December of 2008, we reported on the lawsuit filed by the Alameda Education Foundation against Count Me In, of Bellevue, Washington, who collected over a period of roughly two years and failed to remit more than $81,000 in donations to the AEF .
Tar balls spotted on Alameda shores, birds found covered in oil
Cleanup crews today will resume mopping up an oil tanker spill that killed an unknown number of birds and left tar balls on the shoreline at Crown Memorial Beach and Ballena Bay in Alameda, the U.S. Coast Guard reported Saturday.
Crews working to clean up Friday morning's oil spill in the San Francisco Bay have found some oil washed ashore, and spotted about a dozen oil-slicked birds, a U.S. Coast Guard petty officer said this afternoon.
My Word: SunCal initiative detrimental to the city
THE RECENT LETTERS of support for SunCal have made it clear to me that the writers of those letters certainly have not read the Alameda Point Development Initiative Election Report.