The city council enacted a moratorium on charters in industrial zones, and the school district alleges that one charter-school chain is violating local, state, and federal codes.

Political and Proud amps up female Gen Z power at Encinal High School.

Neglected by the city for decades, the historic Miller Avenue library that first opened in 1918 was destroyed in a fire on Feb. 28 and is now gone forever.

The city’s weak-mayor form of government has been raising questions about who is really in charge in City Hall.

Educators speak out on Alameda’s poorly paid teachers.

Two other Alamedans, including Assemblymember Rob Bonta, say they believe embattled City Manager Jill Keimach secretly taped them, too.

There’s an increasing concern among Alameda tenants that they may lose their fight for rent control and just cause evictions on the Island.

Alameda has about $300 million in needed repairs to streets, water pipes, and levies, but the city council is not yet ready to put a bond measure on the ballot.

In Alameda, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.