Sections
Topics
More
Edit Module
Show Tags
My Account/Log In
Edit Module
Subscribe
News & Politics
Life & Style
Food & Drink
Arts & Culture
Home & Garden
Guides & Directories
Best Of
News & Politics
Life & Style
Food & Drink
Arts & Culture
Home & Garden
Guides & Directories
Best Of
Promotions
Newsletters
Find a Copy
Advertise
Contact Us
Back Issues
Follow Us
Facebook
Twitter
Promotions
Newsletters
Find a Copy
Advertise
Contact Us
Back Issues
Follow Us
Facebook
Twitter
Edit Module
Show Tags
People
People
Oakland Lawyer Jasmine Guillory Writes a Romance Novel
Her debut novel, The Wedding, features Alexa, who is black, making her a rare person of color in the overwhelmingly white world of romance novels.
Shelby Pope
February 08, 2018
People
The Kilduff Files: Santiago Rizzo Has Made an Authentic Film About Coming of Age in Berkeley
It’s also won awards. But will any movie studios distribute it?
Paul Kilduff
February 05, 2018
People
The Town’s Baker
Yahshimabet Sellassie runs a thriving baking company.
Shelby Pope
February 05, 2018
People
Preferred Information Sources
Alamedans stay informed by The Times, the Chron, Twitter, and NPR, but not much TV.
Gina Jaber
January 24, 2018
People
A Radical Clean Energy Pioneer
Activist Al Weinrub has pushed Alameda County to create its own green energy system —and he wants to make sure it generates local jobs, too.
Patrick Hoge
January 22, 2018
People
Cut Them a Break
Readers share their thoughts on our December issue.
Our Readers
January 17, 2018
People
They Made a Brighter Future
To usher out 2017, we’re bidding a final farewell to East Bay luminaries who made the future brighter.
Mike Rosen-Molina
January 03, 2018
People
East Bay Person of the Year: An Unselfish Warrior
Steve Kerr is a champion both on and off the court, but he never takes the credit.
Patrick Hoge
January 01, 2018
People
Treating the Whole Patient
Highland Hospital’s Dr. Harrison Alter focuses on social emergency medicine, which addresses social and economic factors that cause disease.
Patrick Hoge
December 25, 2017
People
Frying Fish Under the Freeway
After losing his restaurant in a fire, Chef Pat started cooking for a new clientele: Oakland’s homeless population.
Shelby Pope
December 14, 2017
«
1
···
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
···
22
»
Edit Module
Show Tags
Edit Module
Show Tags
Most Popular Articles
People
People
Cooper Teare Runs His Way to the Top
Environment
People
People
Environment
Former Anchor Leslie Griffith Becomes an Elephant Activist
Politics
News
Politics
News
A History of Exclusion
Environment
People
People
Environment
News
News
The Tick That Took Me Out
Environment
Foxes May Be Expanding Their East Bay Habitats
Edit Module
Show Tags