The Multi-Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame (MESHOF) announced that it will induct Dr. Alexis Gray-Lawson, a former WNBA player and Oakland Technical High School graduate at its inaugural Curt Flood Platinum Award Ceremony in February. Gray-Lawson’s Platinum Award is part of the Hall of Fame’s 24th Annual Bay Area induction and award ceremony, where four other retired professional athletes will be honored. | By Post staff The Multi-Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame (MESHOF) announced that it will induct Dr. Alexis Gray-Lawson, a former WNBA player and Oakland Technical High School graduate at its inaugural Curt Flood Platinum Award Ceremony in February. Gray-Lawson’s Platinum Award is part of the Hall of Fame’s 24th Annual Bay Area induction and award
On Saturday, April 20, the Richmond Police Activities League’s board of directors will host a dedication of the Technology Center officially naming it for retired Richmond Police Department Capt. Arthur Lee Johnson at 11 a.m. at 2200 Macdonald Ave. Retired RPD Captain Arthur Lee Johnson is a founding member of RPAL, having served on the board of directors since 1982. For his dedicated service to Richmond youths, RPAL will dedicate its Technology Center in his honor. | Special to The Post On Saturday, April 20, the Richmond Police Activities League’s board of directors will host a dedication of the Technology Center officially naming it for retired Richmond Police Department Capt. Arthur Lee Johnson at 11 a.m. at 2200 Macdonald Ave. Retired RPD Captain Arthur Lee Johnson is a founding member of RPAL,
(KRON) — The Oakland Ballers announced Thursday that they have chosen a historic Oakland ballpark for their home field. The team unveiled plans to invest $1.6 million into revitalizing Raimondi Park in West Oakland ahead of their inaugural 2024 spring season. The ballpark holds a special significance in the history of Oakland baseball, having been […]
Ten California cities in the Bay Area will receive federal grants to plant, maintain and restore trees to increase the green canopy in poorer urban areas. Oakland and San Jose will receive $8 million and $6.6 million, respectively.