by Michelle Famula If you are the ages of 18 and 100+ and eligible to vote, you should be very concerned ...
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Guest Commentary: Why Voting Matters
Guest Commentary: Why Voting Matters
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Alameda District Attorney Reaffirms ‘Commitment’ to Transparency
Alameda District Attorney Reaffirms ‘Commitment’ to Transparency
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Dodd Opposes Megacity Plan for Solano County
Dodd Opposes Megacity Plan for Solano County
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A Week Out from Election, Prop 1 Opponents Are Hopeful
A Week Out from Election, Prop 1 Opponents Are Hopeful
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COURT WATCH: SLO Homeless Union Asks Federal Court to Stop Evictions, Closure of SLO ‘Safe Parking Site’
COURT WATCH: SLO Homeless Union Asks Federal Court to Stop Evictions, Closure of SLO ‘Safe Parking Site’
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Alameda County District Attorney Mixes with AAPI Community, Notes Community ‘Justice’ Goals
Alameda County District Attorney Mixes with AAPI Community, Notes Community ‘Justice’ Goals
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Skinner Bill Would Bar Hedge Funds from Snatching Up Single-Family Homes
Skinner Bill Would Bar Hedge Funds from Snatching Up Single-Family Homes
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Guest Commentary: Why Is the AIDS Healthcare Foundation Leading the Rent Control Movement?
Guest Commentary: Why Is the AIDS Healthcare Foundation Leading the Rent Control Movement?
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COURT WATCH: Former Contra Costa County Deputy Pleads No Contest to Illegal Assault Weapon Charge, Filing False Reports
COURT WATCH: Former Contra Costa County Deputy Pleads No Contest to Illegal Assault Weapon Charge, Filing False Reports
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City Council of Concord Approves Tenant Protection Ordinance, Calls It Victory for Local Residents and Advocacy Groups
City Council of Concord Approves Tenant Protection Ordinance, Calls It Victory for Local Residents and Advocacy Groups
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UC Board of Regents Postpones Decision on Policy for Equitable Student Employment Opportunities
UC Board of Regents Postpones Decision on Policy for Equitable Student Employment Opportunities
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Commentary: Tenant Protection Survives for Now – But for How Long?
Commentary: Tenant Protection Survives for Now – But for How Long?
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California Appeals Court: Traffic Stop Could Be Racial Bias, Sends Case Back to Lower Court
California Appeals Court: Traffic Stop Could Be Racial Bias, Sends Case Back to Lower Court
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Alameda’s District Attorney Price Announces Felony Charges against ‘Apple Burglars’ in Berkeley and Emeryville
Alameda’s District Attorney Price Announces Felony Charges against ‘Apple Burglars’ in Berkeley and Emeryville
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Senator Wiener Wants to Revitalize Downtown San Francisco
Senator Wiener Wants to Revitalize Downtown San Francisco
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Skinner Introduces 2024 Housing Package to Bar Hedge Funds from Purchasing Homes
Skinner Introduces 2024 Housing Package to Bar Hedge Funds from Purchasing Homes
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Dodd Introduces Campus Harassment Bill
Dodd Introduces Campus Harassment Bill
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Commentary: They Want to Ban Homelessness? No, Just Encampments – and That’s the Problem
Commentary: They Want to Ban Homelessness? No, Just Encampments – and That’s the Problem
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Communities Reject ‘Crime Wave’ Panic and Tough Crime-Centered Responses
Communities Reject ‘Crime Wave’ Panic and Tough Crime-Centered Responses