Month: August 2015
OUSD Gets Ready for Start of School – Monday, Aug. 24
Posted in Community, Education/Schools/Youth Oakland, other districts, struggle to hire in face of teacher shortage Oakland Natives Give Back provided…
Voting Rights Restored to Thousands of Californians
Posted in Reentry/Formerly Incarcerated, voting rights By withdrawing a challenge to the voting rights of the formerly incarcerated and some…
Post Publisher Calls for New Voting Rights Movement
Posted in Elections & Voting Rights, Equal Rights/Equity, voting rights By Post Staff Fifty years ago, Post Publisher Paul Cobb went…
Remembering Post Founder Thomas L. Berkley
Posted in History and remembering, Media Thomas Lucius Berkley, 1915–2001, was founder and publisher the Post News Group, as well…
Oakland Awards Nearly $1 Million in Public Arts Grants
Developers Sue City Over 1 Percent Arts Requirement The Alice Street Mural located at 14th and Alice…
Developer Loses Financial Backer for East 12th Street Luxury Apartments
By Post Staff UrbanCore Development has lost it financial backer after the City of Oakland agreed to…
Diversity Within OPD Still Falls Short
Posted in Equal Rights/Equity, Oakland Job Programs, Police-Public Safety Disparities in hirng of Asians, Blacks and Latinos; Blacks most underrepresented By…
OPD Efforts to Recruit African Americans Yield Meager Results
Posted in Equal Rights/Equity, Oakland Job Programs, Police-Public Safety By Ashley Chambers and Dakotah Jennifer Recent efforts by the Oakland Police…
Eighth Anniversary of Assassination of Post Editor Chauncey Bailey
Posted in Community, History and remembering, Media By Ken Epstein Post News Group Editor Chauncey Bailey was murdered Aug. 2, 2007…
McClymonds High’s Centennial Honors 100-Year Old Alum, Reignites Fight Save School
Posted in Community, Education/Schools/Youth, Gentrification, History and remembering, Media By Ashley Chambers The oldest known living graduate of McCylmonds High School, Inez Gray-Harvey,…
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