Yesterday | Sacramento Bee Newspaper
America's Cup: Italians to race, but want changes
The owner of the Italian entry in the America's Cup says his boat will compete this summer, but sought new safety measures after the death of a sailor on a training run last week.
Yesterday | NBC Bay Area
Bay Area's Lucky Lottery Stores
As the Powerball jackpot grows to an estimated $600 million before Saturday night's drawing, Southern Californians are talking about the dream of owning the sole winning ticket.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Altarena presenting 'Crimes of the Heart'
Meet the disaster-prone Magrath sisters in the Altarena's production of "Crimes of the Heart." Opening Friday, the tragic comedy follows the trio as they reunite at their grandfather's Mississippi home.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Alameda police to host free children's car seat inspection
Alameda police will host a free children's car seat inspection on Saturday in the parking lot between City Hall and the police station.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Adoptable Pets: Alameda Animal Shelter shares fun facts about pets
How much do we really know about our best pet friends? The Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter shares these fun facts with you: Scientists believe that dogs have been living with people for over 36,000 years.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Alameda: Encinal High to celebrate fourth annual Harvey Milk Day
Anne Kronenberg, who served as San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk's campaign manager and later established a foundation in his honor, will be the keynote speaker at Alameda's annual celebration of the late gay rights leader.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
Alameda officials to consider accepting former Navy base property
The city is expected to soon take control of about 1,370 acres of the former Alameda Naval Air Station from the federal government, a move that city officials say will help ease the way toward redeveloping the land.
Friday | Contra Costa Times
My Word: Questions abound with backyard animals in Alameda
The irony is that I abhor factory farming and am a huge advocate for small farms.
www.action-alameda-news.com | bayfarm
Toxicology Tests Needed to Determine Cause of Death for 38-year old Alameda Woman
It may take up to two months for the Alameda County Coroner's office to determine what caused the death of a 38-year old Alameda woman who was found dead at her home on the 1000 block of Santa Clara Avenue last Friday.
Alameda: Woman, 83, discovers burglar in her living room, police say
An 83-year-old woman discovered a burglar inside her home on Adams Street on Friday afternoon, less than 24 hours after another elderly woman heard someone kicking in her front door as she sat in her living room on Otis Drive, police said.
Roadshow: I-580 widening to add toll lanes
Q I know you've written about the construction that's beginning again on Interstate 580 in Livermore, Dublin, and Pleasanton, but there seems to be much more going on than just the addition of a westbound carpool lane.
Much like Vampire Weekend's past releases, its third album, Modern Vampires of the City , is a blend of upbeat toe-tappers and unhurried tear-jerkers - but unlike earlier efforts, there's no hint of the band's world-music influence.
What defines "summer reading?" Is it the lightness of its prose, the sunniness of its subject matter, or just the simple fact that it's a relatively lightweight paperback able to be schlepped around on any number of picnics? Regardless of your definition, the Bay Area is ripe with great books this season, whether you're looking for a Gothic horror ... (more)
Boundary Impact Rocks, which stands for "Cretaceous-Tertiary," a period over 66 million years ago in which all non-avian dinosaurs underwent mass extinction, the cause of which still remains a mystery.
Should DUI Alcohol Limit Be Lowered To 0.05 Percent?
One drink could be the standard for drunken driving - at least for some people if the National Transporation Safety Board has its way.
Survey: Alameda Scouting community opposes gay ban
More than three-quarters of the adults involved in Boy Scouts in Alameda oppose their national organization's policy of barring gay Scout leaders and members, survey results obtained by The Alamedan show, with parents of the organization's youngest participants making up the highest percentage of those who think the policy is wrong.
www.action-alameda-news.com | bayfarm
Concerns About Backyard Farming, Slaughter
Dear Editor,
It is a Pandora's Box, having livestock in backyards of Alameda. The irony is that I abhor factory farming and am a huge advocate for small farms.
Assemblyman Bonta to hold West Oakland Branch office hours starting Weds
Being able to count on the representatives citizens vote for is important. Constituents know their voice matters when the politicians they vote for have a positive presence in the community and prioritize everyday citizens over other political gains.