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Discover six unexpected and free activities available to Oakland Public Library cardholders, from borrowing tools to accessing streaming services like Kanopy. This article highlights the library's diverse offerings that encourage community engagement and learning.
The Oakland City Council approved a substantial settlement of $1.7 million to California Waste Solutions (CWS) to resolve a lawsuit over alleged overcharging, despite initially considering a much lower offer. The case has drawn attention due to ongoing federal investigations into CWS and the implications for Oakland ratepayers.
Oakland police will deploy over 100 officers at the Coliseum for the final game of the Oakland A's season, which is likely their last at the stadium. The increased police presence aims to ensure safety and manage the crowd during this significant event.
Driving to the final Oakland A’s game may present challenges, particularly due to expected traffic congestion and limited parking. Transit officials recommend using BART as a more efficient alternative for fans attending the game.
Nicole Vasgerdsian and Kim Bardakian have launched "Town Love," a curated gift box featuring local products from Oakland businesses, as a response to negative narratives about the city. The initiative aims to celebrate Oakland's diverse community and support small businesses recovering from the pandemic.
Simon Russell, the enforcement chief of Oakland's Public Ethics Commission, announced his resignation due to chronic underfunding and staffing issues within the commission. His departure raises concerns about the city's commitment to ethics enforcement amid ongoing investigations into city officials.
More than 100 Oakland police officers will be present at the Coliseum for the A's final game of the season, which may also be their last at the stadium. This increased security aims to ensure a safe environment for fans attending the season-ending event.
The final Oakland A's game poses significant challenges for drivers, as transit officials recommend using BART for a smoother experience. With the team's impending relocation, the game draws heightened attention from fans.
Oakland Coliseum concession workers face an uncertain future as the Oakland Athletics prepare to play their final games in the city. Many employees have dedicated decades to their roles at the Coliseum, and the impending closure raises concerns about severance pay and healthcare benefits. Union leaders express frustration over negotiations regarding their members' futures.
Aramark has informed Oakland Coliseum concession workers that they will not receive severance pay or health insurance following the Oakland A's final game. Many employees, some of whom have worked at the Coliseum for decades, express disappointment and uncertainty about their future. The decision leaves workers feeling undervalued after years of service.