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MO’s Wine Bar cuts prices prior to upcoming closure

MO's Wine Bar in Alameda is reducing prices ahead of its upcoming closure, as indicated in a recent announcement. This move aims to attract customers before the restaurant shuts its doors, contributing to the ongoing conversation about the challenges faced by local dining establishments.

Oakland’s chief ethics investigator quits

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.

Driving to final Oakland A’s game could be challenging

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.

Extra Oakland police will be present for final A’s game at Coliseum

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.

Oakland’s Ahmed Muhammad is inspiring young scientists. The Warriors give him strength in numbers.

Ahmed Muhammad, a 22-year-old innovator from Oakland, has founded a non-profit organization that provides STEM kits to schools, empowering young students to explore science. With support from the Golden State Warriors, Muhammad aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and cultivate a love for learning in his community.

Blame John Fisher for the end to the Oakland A's run at the Coliseum

John Fisher, the owner of the Oakland Athletics, is blamed for the team's struggles and eventual departure from the Oakland Coliseum. Fans feel betrayed, believing Fisher's decisions have led to the loss of their major-league franchise. The article explores the emotional impact of this situation on the local community and sports fans.

From Mexico to Oakland: How this teenager turned a job at a local grocery store into a lifetime of meaningful work

Josefina Samaniego, who began her journey at Mi Rancho as a teenager, dedicated decades to preserving her family's culinary heritage. Through her efforts, she has resurrected lost family recipes, enriching the local food scene in Oakland.

Driving to final Oakland A’s game could be challenging

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.

Extra Oakland police will be present for final A’s game at Coliseum

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.

Oakland City Council's Costly Settlement with California Waste Solutions Raises Concerns

The Oakland City Council's decision to pay California Waste Solutions millions to resolve a dispute raises questions about the efficiency of municipal decision-making. This article highlights the implications of the settlement and its potential impact on future negotiations within the city's governance framework.

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