Alameda Point Collaborative board member Kathryn Sáenz Duke talks about how to end homelessness and poverty.

Twin Peaks’ Deputy Hawk turns art into a political act with ledger art.

Alameda readers respond to Alameda as a progressive stronghold and affordable rental housing.

Alameda’s influential firefighters’ union is at war with Jill Keimach over how she selected the new chief of the Island’s fire department.

Some environmentalists want to build a solar farm atop the Doolittle dump. But not everyone is on board.

East Bay activists are pushing to replace more traffic lanes with bike lanes. But not everybody is happy about it.

Once a pioneer in the music-streaming industry, the company has lagged behind hipper rivals like Spotify. But it’s determined to get its mojo back.

Oakland Unified is planning to start school on Aug. 13 next year, and some parents and camp directors don’t like it.

Alameda cannabis groups are fighting industry heavyweights —and each other.

Despite adopting body cameras in 2012, the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office has rarely used them during lethal force incidents, and implementation isn’t done.