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On Tuesday afternoon, more than 60 parents, students, community organizers — and even the Grinch in a Santa suit — rallied at Oakland Unified School District’s headquarters to commemorate the five year anniversary of disbanding the district’s police force. Their message: Even though it no longer has a police department, OUSD must do more to…

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This story is part of “The Stakes,” a UC Berkeley Journalism project on executive orders and actions affecting Californians and their communities. Elizabeth Wardman has owned a Rockridge flower shop for 10 years and has seen product prices fluctuate during that time.  But she’s worried about the impact new tariffs on imports could have on her business. …</...

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Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee is holding a series of community events to engage residents on a potential plan to reform the city’s charter and change the current system of government.  In part, the charter reform effort aims to fix a structure in which authority is spread across multiple offices, making it difficult for residents —…

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Oakland has taken the first step toward building entertainment zones similar to San Francisco’s to boost foot traffic and support night life in commercial corridors.  Oakland City Council last week unanimously approved investing $1 million in an economic revitalization package that will create two types of entertainment zones, including an artificial intelligence hub to ...

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This story is part of “The Stakes,” a UC Berkeley Journalism project on executive orders and actions affecting Californians and their communities. When the federal government rescinded millions of dollars in grants to California researchers earlier this year, state Sen. Scott Wiener proposed a way the state could raise its own research funding and steer…

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