As Alameda transitions to carbon neutrality, the true cost of an “all-green” grid is hidden by clever accounting and green language.

When does the city exceed its authority to make choices that are not chosen by its citizens? Three of five city councilmembers advocate for pro-bicycle and pro-pedestrian positions and authorized city staff to embark on a plan to prioritize bicycle and pedestrian wishes.

Last week I packed almost a year’s worth of small world occasions into my schedule without getting off the West Bay.

Should officeholders in Alameda be selected by individual voters on the Island, or by deep-pocket individuals and organizations outside the city?

Showing our Pride! Join Alameda’s LGBTQ+ community, friends, and allies to celebrate the inaugural “Pride in the Park.” Enjoy family-friendly activities for all ages, food trucks, and entertainment. Saturday, Oct. 8, 1 to 5 p.m., Chochenyo Park, 2430 Encinal Ave.

This year, as we head into Public Power Week, a nationwide celebration of the benefits of public power, I want to take a moment to highlight Alameda Municipal Power’s commitment to not only providing clean, reliable, low-cost energy to all Alamedans, but also to emphasize our commitment to addres

I have put up with a lot from the Old Man, but this time he really did it and the Old Lady is in on it too. We’re moving! The Old People are selling my house and backyard.

Superintendent Scuderi details programmatic and operational areas of focus for 2022-23.

AUSD Community:
Appreciations all around for the start of the school year and for our many staff members and students who worked through the intense temperatures of last week’s heat wave.

Young people are learning much more terminology than I learned growing up. They get information from sex education in school, social media, parents, friends, books and the internet.

Forcing people to waste gas and time sitting in traffic to get to a computer in a cubicle in 2022 is becoming as archaic as walking to the corner store to use a pay phone.