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Anti-Police-Terror Project Reimagines Traffic Safety in Oakland

A new report by the Anti-Police-Terror Project highlights the need for transportation justice in Oakland, advocating for a shift from car-centric transportation systems to more equitable, community-focused solutions. The report aims to address the racial and economic inequalities embedded in current mobility practices, suggesting alternatives that could enhance safety for marginalized communities.

Anti-Police-Terror Project Reimagines Traffic Safety in Oakland

The Anti-Police-Terror Project has released a new report advocating for a reimagined approach to traffic safety in Oakland. The report calls for systemic changes to enhance road safety while addressing community concerns about policing and traffic enforcement. This initiative reflects ongoing discussions about public safety and community needs in Oakland.

A’s win first game of final homestand at Oakland Coliseum in walk-off fashion

The Oakland Athletics secured a thrilling walk-off victory against the Texas Rangers in their final homestand at the Oakland Coliseum, with Jacob Wilson driving in the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning. This victory marked a significant moment in the team's history as they conclude their time at this iconic venue.

‘I’m going to miss it a lot’: Visiting players, managers bid farewell to Oakland Coliseum

Visiting players and managers expressed their heartfelt farewells to the Oakland Coliseum, marking the end of an era as the Oakland Athletics concluded their final season in the venue. The emotional tributes highlight the significance of the Coliseum in the lives of those who played and managed there, emphasizing the stadium's rich history in baseball.

‘Roller coaster’ of Bay Area temperatures is on an uptick, but severe dip awaits

The Bay Area is experiencing a significant temperature fluctuation, described as a "roller coaster" of weather, with a heat advisory in effect for certain regions. A cooldown is anticipated shortly after the current heat wave, followed by another brief increase in temperatures.

‘Roller coaster’ of Bay Area temperatures is on an uptick, but severe dip awaits

Bay Area temperatures are experiencing fluctuations, with a recent uptick but a significant drop expected soon. This "roller coaster" of weather patterns is indicative of the region's unpredictable climate changes, impacting residents and local ecosystems.

‘Roller coaster’ of Bay Area temperatures is on an uptick, but severe dip awaits

Bay Area temperatures are experiencing fluctuations, with an upward trend expected before a significant drop in the coming days. This "roller coaster" pattern highlights the region's unpredictable climate as residents prepare for the upcoming changes.

Voices of Oakland: Ken Korach took over iconic job, became Mr. Reliable for A’s radio listeners

Ken Korach has served as the radio voice of the Oakland Athletics for 29 years, establishing himself as a reliable presence for A's fans. In an era dominated by television broadcasts, Korach's traditional radio play-by-play style resonates with listeners who appreciate his old-school approach.

‘Roller coaster’ of Bay Area temperatures is on an uptick, but severe dip awaits

The Bay Area is experiencing a dramatic shift in weather, with a heat advisory for parts of the region as temperatures rise. Following a brief period of high heat, a significant cooldown is anticipated before temperatures rise again. This weather pattern reflects a 'roller coaster' of temperatures affecting local residents.

Oakland unveils 'Bruce Lee Way' street sign where famed actor ran martial arts studio

Oakland has honored martial arts legend Bruce Lee by renaming the intersection at Broadway and Garnet Street to "Bruce Lee Way," where he once operated a martial arts studio. This tribute recognizes Lee's impact on the community and his legacy as a celebrated actor and martial artist. The unveiling of the street sign was attended by city leaders who expressed pride in honoring one of Oakland's most famous residents.

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