The Alameda Country Registrar of Voters released its latest vote count at 5 p.m. Nov. 12. There were still an estimated 8,000 ballots remaining to be counted as of Tuesday, Nov. 13. The registrar’s office appears to be counting about 1,000 ballots per day.
The races for Alameda Mayor and City Council have resulted in tight races, still too close to call.
This statement was read by Police Chief Paul Rolleri during public comment at the Nov. 7, Alameda City Council meeting.
Reimagining police services: Last summer, in response to incidents of racial violence and injustice across the country, including in Alameda, the City Manager convened a steering committee of four African American community members to assist with the formation of subcommittees to explore and make
Dennnis Evanosky
At last Tuesday’s meeting, the City Council in its role as the successor agency to the city’s Community Improvement Commission (CIC) considered a funding request from the Alameda Unified School District (AUSD). The Council’s role here is perfunctory, as the funds for
The recent attack on Alameda Citizens Task Force (ACT) (“Alameda Politics: Not What is Seems” Aug. 23), is a prime example of the very worst kind of politics that the writer purports to detest.
Tuesday, Sept. 12
n 6:30 p.m. Golf Commission. Room 360, City Hall, 2263 Santa Clara Ave.
Thursday, Sept. 14
n 4 to 9 p.m. Restoration Advisory Board. Room 201, City Hall West, 950 West Mall Sq.
Your Dec. 24 article “Councilman, Mayor Accused of Breaking Law” sent me hurdling over the solstice gifts to get to my stash of Rolaids and chamomile tea extract.
Union boss calls Mayor Spencer, Councilman Daysog ‘derelicts’
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