Great post at Future Oakland about transit advocacy in Oakland
dto510 has an excellent post up today at Future Oakland about the state of transit and transportation advocacy in Oakland.
Holiday weekend reading
I’m out of town for the holiday, having a blast with my mundane tasks like taking dogs for a walk, spending all afternoon preparing dinner, reading things...
A little love for local bloggers
A couple of weeks ago, Maureen Dowd wrote a column for the New York Times about the website Pasadena Now outsourcing their local reporting to India. Then Soccer...
Pick up your new Oakbook today
Most regular readers of this blog have probably visited the Oakbook online at one point or another. What you may not know is that starting last December, Oakbook...
History Lesson
This isn’t about Oakland, but if you have some time to spare this weekend, I highly recommend heading over to Transbay Blog and checking out Eric’s posts...
High school journalism
In response to my post about the Council meeting on Jean Quan’s proposed Kids First compromise, a reader sent me a link to this column, about a promising,...
Ignacio De La Fuente on why he opposes the police parcel tax
I wouldn’t usually devote a whole post to reprinting a Councilmember’s mass e-mail, but Oakland City Council President Ignacio De La Fuente sent out...
DeLauer’s on The DTO
dto510 wrote a really good post last week about how important DeLauer’s is to the DTO: 13th and Broadway is a major transit hub. DeLauer’s light and street...
Sad news, happy news
ROV has finally updated the returns, and Nadel is now 137 votes ahead of a run-off. This doesn’t make me any more or less sad that I was before, and according...
Sean Sullivan on Food Security
Oakbook today has a great op-ed from Sean Sullivan on food security and food access.
OPOA endorsement of Sean Sullivan
Bob Valladon wrote a great endorsement of Sean from the OPOA. He seems to have a lot of the same reasons as I have for supporting Sean, which actually surprised...
City Attorney responds to Mario Juarez’s accusations
So in case you’re like, living in a cave or something and haven’t noticed, the District 5 race has turned all sorts of nasty. Mario Juarez had his office...

