KRON reporting, on Tuesday, March 7, assuaged concerns that San Francisco’s sanctuary city policy would be compromised.

The City of Alameda’s 2022 Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP) and 2023 Work Plan go before the City Council on March 21. So, what progress did the City of Alameda make toward reducing greenhouse gases last year and what are the plans for 2023?

A few years ago, I was running a discussion group on aging at the Mastick Center. One theme that surfaced immediately by the participants was retirement. I learned that many had retired and regretted it. The group was amazed to discover how many shared the thought that they were not happy.

Tomatoes are nearly everyone’s favorite food to grow for themselves.

Dear City Manager Ott, City Attorney Shen, City Clerk Weisiger & Mayor Ashcraft:

The western half of Mecartney Road bisects the most densely populated neighborhoods in Bay Farm.

In 2022, it was estimated that 6.5 million Americans 65 years and older are living with Alzheimer’s disease, meaning 1 in 9 people across America are learning how to navigate life with this diagnosis.

For years, I have been concerned about the diminishment of conversations in our lives. It began with the answering machine, moved onto emails, and now text. People are not talking to each other much anymore. And I believe it is having an impact on our relationships.

During our radio class at Encinal High School (EHS), we were presented with a new opportunity. Our teacher Kevin Gorham announced that we had been selected to participate in KQED’s Youth Takeover program.

Alameda businesses can play an important role in reducing Alameda’s greenhouse gas emissions. Many of the climate protection actions businesses can take also reduce expenses, making them more profitable.