Alameda landlords successfully blocked the city’s new tenant-backed just cause eviction law—and started a new war in the process.

Alameda County’s newest courthouse has been criticized for limiting access for the county’s poorest residents—who are exactly the people who paid for it.

Activists won commitments from Bay Area planners to find ways to build more affordable housing in the region.

As young families continue to flock to Alameda, the city’s new progressive majority is steering a new course.

Alameda needs a green estuary crossing to accommodate thousands of new homes.

After the executive director of Alameda’s animal shelter left, the shelter and city stopped fighting, agreed to a new deal, and started talking about building a new facility.

Activists are driven by a sense of urgency to strengthen a new regional plan for housing and greenhouse gas reductions by 2040.

During last year’s Berkeley mayoral race, Jesse Arreguin argued that his position on housing had “evolved.” His record so far undermines that claim.

A new investigative report of police wrongdoing shows Oakland cops can’t be trusted to investigate themselves. And the new chief doesn’t seem to understand that fact.

Thousands of acres of green open space in the East Bay are in danger of being gobbled up by suburban housing tracts.