Council Votes on Landing Homes
At Tuesday’s City Council meeting after the Alameda Sun went to press, Council voted on a plan for new homes located at 2800 Fifth St.
At Tuesday’s City Council meeting after the Alameda Sun went to press, Council voted on a plan for new homes located at 2800 Fifth St.
Part of the vacant military housing near Alameda Landing formerly known as North Housing fetched a winning auction bid of $38 million.
An event honoring the Alameda and Encinal High School legend is during the same weekend in which the four newest members of the National Baseball Hall of Fame will be inducted in Cooperstown, New York
Friday, September 16
Starlight Movies in The Park: Sing 2 — In person, 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; Leydecker Field (3225 Mecartney Road)
Friday, August 19
Starlight Movies in the Park/Encanto— In person, 6:30 p.m. - 10p.m, Alameda Point Multi-Purpose Field
Nea family finds corporate support for Point residents
At its June 12 meeting, the Planning Board approved an amendment to Catellus Development Corporation’s plan at Alameda Landing. If approved by the City Council, the amendment would allow a total of 700 housing units at the Landing.
Join a free bike tour of Alameda’s northern waterfront. Get a behind the fences look at long -inaccessible waterfront sites slated for development. Hear what is proposed and discuss planned and potential bicycle, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure.
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