On March 26, hundreds gathered for an Anti-Asian Violence march down Park Street.
The march, organized by Youth Activists of Alameda (YAOA) culminated in speeches, from students and adults, outside of city hall.
More than 100 people gathered in front of City Hall at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 12. They were participating in coast-to-coast vigils to call for an immediate closure of federal detention camps holding refugees in what many consider inhumane conditions.
Renters gather as fight for rent control continues
Alameda tenants and their allies gathered at City Hall last Saturday, Aug. 12, for a rally and press conference. The tenants are speaking out against a charter amendment petition currently circulating around the city.
On Tuesday, June 6, the City invited its residents and officials to gather on the City Hall steps to celebrate the message “Love Our Island, LGBTQ Pride” (above).
Residents and revelers filled the City Hall steps and plaza for this year’s holiday tree lighting ceremony, above.
Rev. Betty Williams organized the 43rd annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day inside Alameda City Hall on Jan. 20. With around 75 people in attendance including Vice Mayor John Knox White, the celebration included dance and song, remarks and tributes.
All meetings are scheduled to take place at City Hall, 2263 Santa Clara Ave., Council Chambers, third floor unless otherwise noted. For more information see www.
alamedaca.gov.
The second year of the Art in City Hall program begins tomorrow night with the opening of two new exhibits.
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