Sunday Links: Ninety-Five Percent of Oakland Teachers Vote to Authorize Strike
Ninety-five percent of Oakland teachers voted to authorize a strike Friday, with their union demanding a 12% wage increase. Over 60% of union members are reportedly unable to afford the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment, which has led to around 400 educators leaving the district per year. [Bay Area News Group]
UC Berkeley EECS Grad Rankings: The Inside Scoop
UC Berkeley EECS Graduate Rankings: The Inside Scoop. Hey there, future tech titans! Ever wondered about the UC Berkeley EECS graduate rankings and what makes this program so darn special? Well, you’ve stumbled upon the right place. We’re diving deep into the world of Berkeley’s Electrical Engineering and Computer...
Fremont celebrates its 70th birthday in a night of community and cheer
On the grassy pavilion in front of the Downtown Event Center & Plaza, Fremont City Manager Karena Shackelford stepped to the microphone to begin the 70th anniversary celebration of Fremont. Featuring speeches by local politicians and various interactive booths, the event celebrated seven decades of innovation,...
BART halts Transbay Tube service
BART service through the Transbay Tube came to a sudden halt Sunday due to a “loss of communication,” the transit agency said. The issue began just after 4 p.m., according to BART spokesperson Anna Duckworth. Trains carrying passengers did not run through the tube until service resumed Monday morning.
This Old-School Polynesian Tiki Bar Has Been Bringing Tropical Island Vibes To California For...
A tropical escape unfolds the moment guests walk through the doors along the Emeryville waterfront. The outside bustle fades quickly. Island ambiance takes over. Bamboo-lined walls frame the dining rooms, while carved masks and glowing lanterns cast a warm, amber light across the space. The atmosphere feels immersive...
Dublin school board picks Campbell as next superintendent
Dublin school trustees are turning inward for the next leader of the district, selecting assistant superintendent of educational services Matt Campbell to take the reins as superintendent next school year – pending successful contract negotiations. A career educator and former Pleasanton City Council member who...
Cal Returns Favor Against Stanford
Cal kept control of this game throughout, though Stanford made it a little closer at the end
VTA delays Hwy 152 re-route studies after San Benito County opposition
Lea este artículo en español aquí. After pushback from local residents and the Board of Supervisors, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) decided not to apply this year for a federal grant to study a new Hwy 152 route in northern San Benito County, shifting traffic to Hwy 25.
Alameda County Sheriff’s Office to cut ties with undocumented inmate data sharing program
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office is ending its participation in a federal program that pays local jails and prisons for sharing personal information about undocumented incarcerated immigrants with the government. The State Criminal Alien Assistance Program, or SCAAP, reimburses local jails and prisons for the...
Motorcycle Enthusiasts React With Disappointment as Iconic Brand Location Closes After Years of Serving...
You feel the loss before you see the sign: a community hub for rides, repair […]
