This week in Oakland: Temescal Street Fair, Prescott Night Market, and Las Cafeteras at The New Parish
Other events include ‘Reflections on Lake Merrit’ virtual chat and Spotlight Market at Sweet July.
Small Change ready for Temescal debut, also new hot pot, Yemeni spots
A running list of restaurants that have recently opened in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
Patelco promises account access will soon be restored after ransomware attack
Although online banking is still unavailable, transactions are now being processed after a security breach practically shut down the credit union.Â
FBI demand records from Oakland mayor’s office, other city officials
A federal grand jury has subpoenaed documents about California Waste Solutions and the Duong family.
Where did it go wrong for Sheng Thao?
Oakland’s mayor has faced one nightmare after another, from a devastating hacker attack to a shocking FBI raid. How did Thao become the most embattled mayor in Oakland history?
New cafes, wine bars and a beer garden among June openings
A round-up of restaurants that opened around the East Bay in June 2024.
Plank at Jack London Square offers summertime specials on food and games
Where to start the fun? The bocce, bowling, arcade and lawn games — or the beer garden, sports bar and restaurant?
AG Rob Bonta received campaign funds from owners of Oakland karaoke bar raided for drugs, sex trafficking
Music Cafe and its managers—targeted for ketamine sales and sex trafficking in 2018—provided California’s top law enforcement officer with $37,000.
Those loud popping noises you just heard—fireworks or gunshots?
How to tell the difference between the sounds of gunfire and holiday explosives in Oakland this Fourth of July.
Baby Cafe closes Oakland location, Dragon’s Pond temporarily shuts down
A running list of restaurants that have recently closed in Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and beyond.
Oakland will test letting residents add signs and traffic barriers to dangerous roads
City Council approved a new pilot program for community members and OakDOT to collaborate on two safety designs in East and West Oakland.
Oakland passes budget, but big cuts are still on the table
The City Council’s plan depends on the successful sale of the Coliseum. $63 million in cuts will be needed if the deal doesn’t materialize by September.
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