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WEBOakland education nonprofit sued for allegedly defrauding public agency. The Marcus Foster Education Institute is the subject of a lawsuit alleging that it misappropriated $343,000 from the Youth Ventures Joint Powers Authority. by Eli Wolfe September 4, 2024.
A guide to affordable housing in Oakland - The Oaklandside
WEBIf you listed the annual incomes of everyone in this region, the AMI would be the amount in the middle of the list. The AMI in the Alameda County region is currently $103,550 for a one-person household and $118,300 for a two-person household. When apartments become available, you are given the maximum and sometimes the …
OMCA has reopened. Here's what's new - The Oaklandside
WEBJun 23, 2021 · OMCA opened its doors to the public on Friday, June 18. Credit: Amir Aziz. The Oakland Museum of California officially reopened on June 18 after a long 15-month hiatus unveiling an extensive $15 million renovation of its outdoor sculpture garden, a new café by acclaimed Oakland chef Tanya Holland, and new artwork by local artists.
Federal oversight of the Oakland Police Department may be …
WEBAug 25, 2021 · Now, the need for federal oversight might be coming to an end, two civil rights attorneys wrote in court documents filed Wednesday evening. Attorneys Jim Chanin and John Burris, who represent plaintiffs in the 21-year-old lawsuit which led to the sweeping oversight program, wrote that the Oakland Police Department has made significant progress ...
Oakland sets stage for new supportive housing, RV park in 2022
WEBDec 22, 2021 · Credit: Natalie Orenstein. Wrapping up their policymaking for the year, Oakland officials set the stage Tuesday for several new homeless housing facilities to likely open up in 2022. During thirteen hours of back-to-back City Council meetings, councilmembers voted on numerous housing matters, …
Judge rules Oakland Police Department must comply with Public …
WEBApr 7, 2021 · Advocates of government transparency and a free press scored a victory on April 2, after a state judge ruled that the Oakland Police Department is required to hand over reports, requested by journalists through the Public Records Act, detailing years of internal investigations of police shootings, use-of-force incidents, and officer misconduct involving dishonesty and sexual assault.
How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Oakland and Alameda County
WEBApr 15, 2021 · Call 510-434-5360. Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center in Hayward is currently vaccinating Alameda County residents and patients. If you are not a patient, text 510-800-7198 and TVHC will send you a link to their waitlist for a vaccine appointment. If you are a patient, text 510-471-5880 to schedule your vaccine appointment.
2021 is Oakland’s deadliest year since 2006
WEBDec 23, 2021 · Oakland is among the hardest hit. As of today, police have investigated 133 killings, marking the city’s deadliest year since 2006. Shootings have returned to levels not seen in a decade as the number of guns being recovered by police also hit record highs last year and this year. Shootings had leveled off at about 277 in 2019 but jumped to ...
A business improvement district is in the works for Oakland …
WEBJul 19, 2021 · Oakland has allowed property owners to formally band together as a business improvement district since 1999. Since then, ten districts have been created across the city; Chinatown would be the 11th. The Oakland Chinatown Chamber of Commerce led the effort to create the new district, though Chan said his group has historically opposed the idea ...
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