Special to the Post Alameda County Public Defender Brendon Woods and his predecessor, Diane Bellas, are under fire for alleged malpractice. Complaints were...
By Terri Schlichenmeyer Music almost always does it for you. After a long day, nothing makes you feel better – especially when...
The City of Oakland this week voted unanimously to enter into a one-year exclusive negotiating agreement (ENA) with Orton Development to renovate the historic Henry...
By Jerri Lange When a young white man entered a Black church in South Carolina and massacred nine people who were worshipping God,...
By Jonathan Morales, SFSU News LGBT children and adolescents may have a variety of supports, including friends or community groups, but the support of...
Courtesy of Richmond Standard A once neglected former play lot on South 2nd Street in the Sante Fe neighborhood in Richmond is transitioning...
Rev. Dr. Valerie Miles Tribble, Assistant Professor of Ministerial Leadership and Practical Theology at American Baptist Seminary of the West (ABSW) Graduate Theological Union...
Willie C. Archie, a longtime employee of UC Office of the President and UC Systemwide, died on July 9, 72. His going services were...
The presidency is a bit like a baseball season. Players go through streaks and slumps, good days and bad days. Teams rack up wins and...
The Youth Empowerment Services (YES) afterschool program fundraising event was presented this past Sunday at Humanist Hall in Oakland. Speakers and community...
It’s not difficult to surmise the obvious thinking of presidential hopeful Donald Trump, especially the fact that he has been so outspoken on his dislike...
A program that works to mentor formerly incarcerated individuals in West Contra Costa County celebrated three years of its work helping to rebuild communities on...
By Robert Sanders, UC Berkeley News The Breakthrough Prize Foundation and its founder, internet investor Yuri Milner, have signed a contract with UC Berkeley...
The Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers have joined the NFL, along with the San Diego Chargers, in supporting the Special Olympics World Games in...
When Sheila E. met First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House five and a half years ago, the percussionist said, “Hi, honey.” She...
Humanist Hall, a non-theistic church that has been a cultural resource for under-served communities in Oakland since 1941, has been designated a public nuisance by...
A group of neighbors who are leading the fight against the luxury apartment tower by Lake Merritt – Eastlake United for Justice – is...
As hundreds rallied at Oakland City Hall Tuesday protesting possible coal shipments through the developing Oakland Army Base, health concerns were one of the key...
A coalition of environmental groups, concerned residents and local leaders held a rally on the steps of City Hall Tuesday demanding, “No coal in Oakland,”...
July 23, 2015 By Phil Tagami For over seven years, the City of Oakland (City), the Port of Oakland (Port), and California Capital &...
Oakland, CA – The only goal as a player is to win a Championship. You play hard, study hard and workout hard during grueling hours to...
By Post Staff A group of young women from McClymonds, their mentors, and teachers – known as “Culture Keepers” – left Monday from the...
“That’s what strikes me. There but for the grace of God.” That was President Obama’s reaction when he became the first sitting U.S. president...
African American walking tours of Oakland will be held on Saturday, July 25 and Wednesday, Aug. 19. This tour highlights African American leaders that...
James Alexander, a recent graduate of Oakland Technical High School, has won a $20,000, five-year scholarship, awarded by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and...