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Richmond public safety officials bond with neighbors at NNO block parties

Hope You Can Attend – Community Town Hall on the Effect of Billionaire Fisher's Real Estate Project on the Port of Oakland

Supervisor Nate Miley Backs African American Group's Purchase of City's Part of Coliseum Complex

  Oakland Council President Nikki Fortunato Bas and her budget team of Councilmembers Carroll Fife, Dan Kalb, and  Noel Gallo sent a joint letter to Mayor Libby Schaaf, Administrator Ed Reiskin and Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong on July 1 expressing serious concerns that the administration and police department have been sharing inaccurate and misleading information regarding police funding in the Fiscal Year 2021-23 budget, passed on Thursday, June 24. The City’s 2019-21 budget allocated $635,278,301 million for police spending; this total accounts for midcycle budget amendments made in 2020-21, whereas prior released numbers did not reflect these amendments. Oakland’s new 2021-23 budget allocates $673,819,639 million for police spending, a $38,541,338 million (+6%) increase from the last budget cycle in the City’s General Purpose Fund.

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Contra Costa County opens COVID-19 vaccinations to residents outside county and even elsewhere in U.S.

Contra Costa County opens COVID-19 vaccinations to residents outside county and even elsewhere in U.S. By Sharon Song everyone age 16 and older, regardless of where they live. On May 3, 2021, Contra Costa County announced it was now offering vaccinations to residents outside the county saying supply was outpacing demand. County health officials on Monday put out the alert, saying that supplies were plentiful, so vaccines would now be offered to those across the Bay Area, California, and even to those from elsewhere in the U.S.  We ve always said that this virus doesn t recognize borders, said County Health Officer Dr.Chris Farnitano. Now we can say that Contra Costa County no longer cares about borders when it comes to getting people vaccinated against COVID, he added.