#cityofalameda — Public Fediverse posts

The City of Alameda has announced the appointment of award-winning communications professional and former journalist Linda Mumma as the City’s new Communications Manager. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-appoints-new-communications-manager-linda-mumma/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #LindaMumma

The Alameda Chamber and Economic Alliance hosted its inaugural Business Expo and Career Fair, featuring businesses, nonprofits, politicians, and public institutions from around the county. Desmond Bracken chats with Blue Drip Co., Alameda Arts, SpeedPro, and Alameda Enterprises. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-businesses-featured-at-first-chamber-business-expo/

#alameda #AlamedaArts #AlamedaChamberAndEconomicAlliance #AlamedaEnterprises #BlueDripCo #CityOfAlameda #SpeedPro

"On September 1, City Council approved a $25.5 million financial backstop to keep the Stardust Gardens supportive housing project on track amid a contentious dispute between City and Housing Authority officials over federal housing vouchers," reports Karin K. Jensen. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-council-backs-stardust-gardens-funding-after-housing-authority-dispute/

#AffordableHousing #alameda #AlamedaHousingAuthority #AlamedaPoint #AlamedaPointCollaborative #CityCouncil #CityOfAlameda #DoerMarine #FactionBrewing #StardustGardens

"Sales of land and buildings at Alameda Point have been the driver of new street utility infrastructure... Leasing, on the other hand, which the City has been pursuing for decades, only patches up the old, mows the grass, and pays staff salaries," argues Richard Bangert. {Opinion} https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/opinion-rent-default-spotlights-leasing-selling-priorities-at-alameda-point/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #FactionBrewing

What do city managers do, and why do lots of East Bay city managers tend to play “musical chairs” among the cities? Jean Chen sits down to chat with Alameda’s new City Manager, Gerry Beaudin, to learn more about the role and its unique opportunities and challenges. https://alamedapost.com/news/meet-alamedas-new-city-manager-gerry-beaudin/

#alameda #CityCouncil #CityManager #CityOfAlameda #GerryBeaudin

Are you concerned about pedestrian safety, traffic issues, or new speedy e-bikes and e-scooters? Head to the City's 2026 Traffic Safety Open House this Thursday, July 30, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Mastick Senior Center to voice your concerns. https://alamedapost.com/news/concerned-about-traffic-in-alameda-voice-your-concerns-at-open-house/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #PublicWorks #VisionZero

The new Mobile Housing & Victim Services Clinic will bring free housing information, victim services, and resources directly to residents. Starting in August, the clinics will be offered one Saturday each month at rotating locations. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-city-attorneys-office-to-launch-housing-and-victim-services-mobile-clinic/

#alameda #AlamedaCityAttorney #CityOfAlameda #MobileHousingAndVictimServicesClinic #YibinShen

Where should someone go for the perfect burger crawl? What’s the ultimate dog-friendly Alameda day? Elissa Glickman, Executive Director of the West Alameda Business Association, asks Alamedans for their favorite local finds to help create "Visit Alameda," a new citywide discovery platform. https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/help-build-visit-alameda-platform/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #ElissaGlickman #WestAlamedaBusinessAssociation

What started out as a simple plan to replace an old restroom at Shoreline Drive and Grand Street has turned into a fiasco. Irene Dieter predicts that the stalled beach restroom project will end up in court due to the unforeseen setbacks, delays, and cost escalations. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/beach-restroom-project-stopped-up-again/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #construction #EastBayRegionalParkDistrict

The Alameda County Grand Jury found that the City of Alameda’s emergency preparedness was lacking following a complaint about the tsunami advisory in July 2025. Jean Chen explores the findings and recommendations in the Grand Jury's final report for 2025-2026. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-county-grand-jury-report-finds-citys-emergency-operations-planning-lacking/

#alameda #AlamedaCountyGrandJury #CityOfAlameda #EmergencyPreparedness #tsunami

Unity Fest gave the community a joyful chance to celebrate cultural diversity in the Bay Area. "There was something for everyone, thanks to the thoughtful details like great audiovisual set-up, delicious food, and skillful performers and artists," shares Vivian Delchamps Wolf. Photos by Ritch Hazel. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/unity-fest-fun-in-chochenyo-park/

#alameda #ChochenyoPark #CityOfAlameda #music #performance #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RhythmixInTheParks

City of Alameda and Greenway Golf Settle Differences https://www.rawchili.com/5017154/ #Alameda #BayFarmIsland #CityOfAlameda #CoricaPark #golf

The City of Alameda announced it has reached an amicable and non-financial settlement agreement with Greenway Golf Associates, Inc., which operates the Chuck Corica Golf Complex. This agreement comes as a resolution to a four-year legal dispute that went to trial last month. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-of-alameda-and-greenway-golf-settle-differences/

#alameda #BayFarmIsland #CityOfAlameda #CoricaPark #GreenwayGolfAssociates

"The City of Alameda's Social Service Human Relations Board is asking for public input from people 55 or older in its Age-Friendly Community Survey," shares Board President Scott Means. The survey will be open for public input until June 27. https://alamedapost.com/news/alamedas-age-friendly-community-survey-needs-public-input/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda

At the U.S. Conference of Mayors’ Annual Meeting, Alameda Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft accepted the 2026 Mayors’ Climate Protection Award in the Small City category. As part of the award, Walmart will make a contribution to a nonprofit in Alameda that helps foster sustainability in the community. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-of-alameda-wins-top-award-for-advancing-decarbonization/

#alameda #AlamedaMunicipalPower #CityOfAlameda #DanielleMieler #environment #EquitableBuildingDecarbonizationPlan #MarilynEzzyAshcraft #TaraPilbrow

E-bikes have become a popular way to get around Alameda, and safety starts with making informed e-bike purchases and following the rules of the road. APD shares what you need to know before you ride. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/apd-posts-e-bike-rules-recommends-free-safety-courses/

#alameda #AlamedaPolice #apd #biking #CityOfAlameda #EBike

The iconic USS Hornet's time in Alameda may be limited. An interdepartmental review by the City determined that it was not safe for the ship to host more than 660 people, so the museum has limited opportunities to create revenue by hosting large events. Matt Carter explains what we know so far. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/after-three-decades-uss-hornet-goodbye-alameda/

#AbigailThorneLyman #alameda #CityOfAlameda #UssHornet

Congresswoman Lateefah Simon announced that she, along with Speaker Pelosi and Congressman Mullin, have submitted a bill that—if passed—would require the VA to clarify the status of the Alameda Point VA clinic and its funding. Jean Chen shares how City of Alameda representatives have responded. https://alamedapost.com/news/local-national-politicians-push-answers-alameda-point-va-clinic/

#AbbyThorneLyman #alameda #CityOfAlameda #DepartmentOfVeteransAffairs #LateefahSimon #VaClinic #veterans

The number of unhoused individuals in Alameda has decreased by 46.8% since 2024, according to the latest Point-in-Time Count. “This outcome shows what is possible when a city invests in compassionate, proactive programs and services to support residents in need,” said Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-announces-46-8-reduction-homelessness/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #homelessness #MarilynEzzyAshcraft

The 4th of July parade is on the horizon! This year’s parade will honor the United States’ 250th birthday and AFD’s 150 years of service. This year’s parade will also be Mayor Ashcraft’s last to help lead, as she completes her eighth and final year as mayor. Photo by Maurice Ramirez. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/4th-july-parade-around-corner/

#4thOfJuly #alameda #CityOfAlameda #JulyFourth #parade

In 2025, the Rent Program oversaw the reimbursement of more than $500,000 to 212 tenant households affected by invalid rent increases — more than triple the amount of any previous year. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-rent-program-recovers-500k/

#alameda #AlamedaRentProgram #CityOfAlameda #RentProgramReport

Beware! Scammers are sending fake emails that solicit fraudulent wire transfers. “We’ve received reports of scammers posing as the ‘Alameda Planning Commission,’” The City warned. “These emails may appear official, but they are designed to trick recipients into sending money.” https://alamedapost.com/news/scam-alert-fake-city-alameda-invoices/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #scams

"Alameda residents seemed comfortable with the police department's use of tools like surveillance drones and an armored car, but had questions about privacy and the burden of equipment and training on the City's budget at a sparsely-attended public meeting..." writes Matt Carter. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-police-department-plans-double-drone-fleet/

#ab_481 #alameda #AlamedaPolice #apd #CityOfAlameda

In the wake of current events, many residents of Alameda have been concerned by the possibility of an ICE surge here in the Bay Area. Jean Chen shares statements from APD, AUSD, and Mayor Ashcraft about how their organizations would respond to federal agents on the island. https://alamedapost.com/news/alamedas-ice-response/

#alameda #AlamedaPolice #apd #ausd #CityOfAlameda #MarilynEzzyAshcraft #PasqualeScuderi

On Friday, February 27, the former Village of Love day center, safe parking, and overnight emergency shelter at 431 Stardust Place unexpectedly closed after a contract amendment disagreement between the City and the organization set to take over operations. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-village-of-love-day-center-shelter-unexpectedly-closed/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #VillageOfLove

Alameda Restaurant Week returns for its ninth year on March 20-29, showcasing the diverse flavors from across the island. More than 60 Alameda eateries have already signed on to participate, with more being added daily! https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/alameda-restaurant-week-celebrates-global-flavors-local-spirit/

#alameda #AlamedaRestaurantWeek #CityOfAlameda #WestAlamedaBusinessAssociation

"After six weeks of Alameda’s businesses and service providers jostling for position, voting in the 2026 Alameda Stars Community Awards competition has ended," announces Alameda Post Publisher Adam Gillitt. Stay tuned—category winners will be announced throughout the week. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/2026-competition-illuminates-constellation-alameda-stars/

#alameda #AlamedaFoodBank #AlamedaStars #CityOfAlameda #DomenicosItalianDeli #faas #FactionBrewing #FriendsOfTheAlamedaAnimalShelter #JulieSCoffeeAndTeaGarden #KindredRunning

The City of Alameda recently received the League of American Bicyclists’ Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community Award. Alameda’s journey to this honor reflects a decade of steady progress, starting with a Bronze Award in 2016 and a Silver Award in 2021. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-wins-gold-bicycle-friendly-community/

#ActiveTransportationPlan #alameda #biking #CityOfAlameda #CrossAlamedaTrail #EstuaryWaterShuttle #MarilynEzzyAshcraft

The City is bringing in a new dedicated security guard service along with midweek paid parking at Seaplane Lagoon Ferry Terminal, starting February 3. To offset the cost of the new security service, parking will cost $3 per day on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. https://alamedapost.com/news/seaplane-lagoon-ferry-terminal-security-midweek-paid-parking/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #parking #SeaplaneLagoon #SfBayFerry

After years of the current policy not producing the desired pace of building new infrastructure at Alameda Point, the City of Alameda may change its focus from leasing to selling property. Richard Bangert examines the possibilities and roadblocks facing the City as they work to manage the land. https://alamedapost.com/news/analysis/analysis-city-shift-approach-economic-development-alameda-point/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #BaseReuseAndEconomicDevelopmentDepartment #CityOfAlameda

"Alameda could find itself back at square one, or at least close to it." As officials seek clarity on the status of the VA clinic on Alameda Point, Richard Bangert examines what could happen to the land if the clinic is cancelled. It's possible the VA will turn the land over to GSA for disposal. https://alamedapost.com/news/analysis/analysis-two-possibilities-alameda-point-va-property-following-veterans-project-cancellation/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #BaseReuseAndEconomicDevelopmentDepartment #CityOfAlameda #veterans

On January 6, City Council unanimously accepted The Road Home Final Report, the City’s five-year strategic plan to prevent and respond to homelessness. "The report noted both an increase in total homelessness and positive growth in sheltered capacity," reports Karin K. Jensen. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-council-approves-homelessness-report-new-collections-policy/

#AffordableHousing #alameda #AlamedaHousingAuthority #CarlosFigueroa #CityOfAlameda #ErinSmith #homelessness #MarilynEzzyAshcraft #TracyJensen

Big questions hang in the air with the possible termination of the construction of the VA clinic and columbarium at Alameda Point. Jean Chen talks with Abby Thorne-Lyman, the City of Alameda’s Department Head of Base Reuse and Economic Development, about what could happen to the land. https://alamedapost.com/news/what-happens-alameda-point-land-slated-va-clinic-cemetery/

#AbbyThorneLyman #alameda #AlamedaPoint #BaseReuseAndEconomicDevelopmentDepartment #CaliforniaLeastTern #CityOfAlameda #veterans

It seems the VA has canceled plans to develop a veterans clinic and cemetery at Alameda Point without making any official announcements. Jean Chen reports the City would like to proceed but is getting "radio silence" from the Department of Veterans Affairs. https://alamedapost.com/news/has-the-va-quit-alameda-point/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #DepartmentOfVeteransAffairs #LateefahSimon

Downtown Alameda kicked off the holiday season on Saturday, December 6, with a full day of gathering, shopping, and cocoa-tasting as the Winter Market and Hot Cocoa Stroll returned. Vivian Delchamps Wolf attends the festivities, including the dazzling Winter Lights Celebration at City Hall. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/alameda-welcomes-december-winter-market-lights-celebration-cocoa/

#alameda #AlamedaCommunityBand #AlamedaSings #AlamedaStrolls #CityOfAlameda #DowntownAlameda #holidays #markets #SarahHenry #TapDancingChristmasTrees

Congratulations, Alameda! The City of Alameda has been recognized by the Institute for Local Government with several Beacon Program awards this year. Check out the new CARP Metric Hub to track the City's progress towards its sustainability goals. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-alameda-recognized-leadership-sustainability-climate-action/

#alameda #carp #CityOfAlameda #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #sustainability

Stage 2 of the Central Avenue Safety Improvement Project was completed on Monday, October 27, and Stage 3 begins on Wednesday, October 29. Watch out for these detour routes, and refresh yourself on the rules of roundabouts. https://alamedapost.com/news/central-avenue-safety-improvement-project-construction-update/

#alameda #CentralAvenueSafetyImprovementProject #CityOfAlameda #construction #detour

"California has strict rules about tenant security deposits that all residential landlords and property managers must follow," writes Rico Fenix, a Paralegal-Investigator for the Alameda City Attorney’s Office. Here's what renters should know about the process. https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/security-deposit-alameda-california-tenants/

#alameda #AlamedaCityAttorney #CityOfAlameda #ProsecutionAndPublicRightsUnit #scams

Over time, Alameda's southern shoreline has faced more extreme weather events, causing major erosion and sea level rise. Richard Bangert reports that the City has submitted a grant application for $1.6 million to the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority to pay for designing new adaptation measures. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-applies-adaptation-grant-design-future-southern-shoreline/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #SeaLevelRise #shoreline #ShorelineDrive

At the Sea Level Rise Planning Fair, residents were invited to share ideas, concerns, and hopes for the future of the waterfront as part of developing an Alameda Shoreline Adaptation Plan. Karin K. Jensen explains the evolving strategies and timeline for the Plan. Photo by Maurice Ramirez. https://alamedapost.com/news/timely-sea-level-rise-planning-fair-presents-draft-strategies-neighborhood/

#alameda #BayFarmIsland #CityOfAlameda #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee #ReapClimateCenter #RegionalShorelineAdaptationPlan #SeaLevelRise

On September 23, electric vehicle drivers and Alameda officials gathered to celebrate new EV chargers on Eagle Avenue. "The chargers, provided by It’s Electric, are curbside and publicly accessible," reports Jean Chen. Download the app to get a free charging cable. Photos by Maurice Ramirez. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-celebrates-new-ev-chargers-everett-commons/

#alameda #AlamedaHousingAuthority #CityOfAlameda #DanielleMieler #ElectricVehicles #EvCharging #MarilynEzzyAshcraft

The City of Alameda is seeking community feedback on improving safety at the Gibbons Drive/High Street/Fernside Boulevard intersection, starting on Monday, September 22. Here's how to weigh in. https://alamedapost.com/news/public-feedback-requested-gibbons-high-fernside-intersection-project/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda

Shake hands and network face-to-face with top Bay Area employers from government, retail, shipping, restaurants, and more at Alameda’s 11th Annual Autumn Job Fair on Thursday, September 18, 2 to 4 p.m. at the South Shore Shopping Center. More than 40 employers are hiring for at least 100 positions. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/alamedas-11th-annual-autumn-job-fair-south-shore-september-18/

#alameda #AlamedaChamberAndEconomicAlliance #AlamedaCountySocialServicesAgency #CityOfAlameda #JobFair #SouthShoreCenter

The City of Alameda has now prevailed at the California Court of Appeal, securing rent control protections for 150 residential units at Admirals Cove, a community of renovated townhomes between Alameda Landing and the Main Street Alameda Ferry Terminal. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-alameda-wins-rent-control-protections-150-units-admirals-cove/

#alameda #AlamedaCityAttorney #CityOfAlameda #housing #RentControl #RentControlOrdinance

City of Alameda Sustainability and Resilience Manager Danielle Mieler is being honored this year at the Hidden Heroes of the Greenbelt Awards for her inspirational work in planning for climate change resilience! https://alamedapost.com/news/danielle-mieler-honored-hidden-hero-greenbelt-alliance/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #ClimateActionAndResiliencePlan #DanielleMieler #OaklandAlamedaAdaptationCommittee

Paralegal-Investigator Rico Fenix urges the public to watch out for scams that are literally walking up to our doors. "Unlicensed contractors can target seniors, arrive unannounced, point out minor damage, and pressure homeowners into repairs that are unnecessary or unapproved." https://alamedapost.com/op-ed/scammed-door/

#alameda #AlamedaCityAttorney #CityOfAlameda #ProsecutionAndPublicRightsUnit #scams

Be prepared for changes in parking availability this week at the Harbor Bay Ferry Terminal parking lot during construction for accessibility improvements. Here's where you can park instead. https://alamedapost.com/news/temporary-parking-restrictions-harbor-bay-ferry-terminal-parking-lot/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #HarborBayFerryTerminal

The construction on Central Avenue is ahead of schedule! Drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians are urged to keep this advice in mind to safely navigate our new roundabouts. https://alamedapost.com/news/new-central-avenue-roundabouts-completed-soon/

#alameda #biking #CentralAvenue #CentralAvenueSafetyImprovementProject #CityOfAlameda #PedestrianSafety #roundabout

On July 12, Rhythmix presented the third of four installments of their Rising Seas series. "These free public art performances included global music, immersive dance, and site-responsive theater centered on the theme of climate change and our relationship to water," writes Kelly Rogers Flynt. https://alamedapost.com/features/arts/rhythmix-rising-seas-delivers-both-warnings-inspiration/

#CityOfAlameda #CommunityActionForASustainableAlameda #EastBayRegionalParkDistrict #MarilynEzzyAshcraft #performance #RhythmixCulturalWorks #RisingSeas

The Prosecution and Public Rights Unit of the Alameda City Attorney’s Office is the only unit of its kind in Northern California dedicated to representing the community in misdemeanor criminal matters and upholding fair housing and consumer protection laws. Here's their 2024 Annual Report. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-prosecution-public-rights-unit-releases-2024-annual-report/

#alameda #AlamedaCityAttorney #CityOfAlameda #ProsecutionAndPublicRightsUnit

Alameda City Council is holding a Closed Session on July 1 to discuss the Port of Oakland's Turning Basins Widening Project. “The Project includes the removal of approximately six acres of land and over 200,000 square feet of maritime commercial buildings in Alameda," stated the Council in a letter. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-council-discuss-turning-basins-widening-project-closed-session/

#alameda #CityCouncil #CityCouncilMeetingPreview #CityOfAlameda #PortOfOakland

We have excellent news for those who ride the little yellow Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle, commonly known as Woodstock. Starting July 8, the ferry will expand service to six days a week! Plus, applications are open to represent Woodstock in Alameda’s 4th of July parade. Photo by Maurice Ramirez. https://alamedapost.com/news/woodstock-water-shuttle-run-tuesdays-expand-weekend-service-july/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #EstuaryWaterShuttle #oakland #woodstock

Alameda may be at risk of losing federal funding after being named in a Department of Homeland Security list. Karin K. Jensen explores immigration and Alameda's Sanctuary City status, and talks with Alameda’s Public Information Officer about the City's compliance with federal and state laws. https://alamedapost.com/news/alameda-list-sanctuary-cities-targeted-trump-administration/

#alameda #CityCouncil #CityOfAlameda #immigrants #SanctuaryCity

Starting immediately, a security guard will be present at the Harbor Bay Ferry Terminal every weekday, with other ferry terminals to follow. To fund increased security measures, the City will introduce paid parking at Harbor Bay this summer, and at Seaplane Lagoon in late summer or fall. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-introduces-ferry-terminal-security-paid-parking/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #HarborBayFerryTerminal #parking #SfBayFerry

"Pacific Fusion Infrastructure Lead Courtney Richardson told the Planning Board the company’s $1 billion investment would bring 250 permanent jobs to Alameda, build new infrastructure in the Enterprise District, and put Alameda at the forefront of global fusion innovation," writes Ken Der. https://alamedapost.com/news/planning-board-considers-pacific-fusion-proposal/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #PacificFusion #PlanningBoard #PlanningBuildingTransportationDepartment

Alameda offers a plethora of opportunities to get out and enjoy the beautiful spring weather this week. Join Bike to Wherever Day, catch 'Moana 2,' check out two walking tours, and visit the Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Festival. Don't forget sun protection, and have fun! https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/all-around-alameda-movin-groovin/

#alameda #AlamedaKiwanisFoundation #AlamedaPoint #biking #CityHallWest #CityOfAlameda #dance #FamilyFriendlyEvents #festivals #ForwardAlameda #FreeEvents #history

The Home Electrification Fair on May 3 at Faction Brewing offered an opportunity to explore electrification. Residents chatted with representatives from various organizations about the "why" and "how" of switching to electric. Karin K. Jensen details the event and provides resources. https://alamedapost.com/features/alameda-life/home-electrification-fair-answers-why-how-electrify-home/

#alameda #AlamedaMunicipalPower #CityOfAlameda #CommunityActionForASustainableAlameda #electrification #FactionBrewing #sustainability

Pacific Fusion, a clean energy startup, has identified Alameda Point as a potential site to build a new 12-acre headquarters facility to advance nuclear fusion research and development. Ken Der attends a town hall meeting on May 1 to see what City representatives and community members think. https://alamedapost.com/news/nuclear-fusion-facility-proposal-sparks-community-reaction/

#alameda #AlamedaPoint #CityOfAlameda #GregBoller #JenniferOtt #PacificFusion #TracyJensen

The Prosecution and Public Rights Unit of the Alameda City Attorney’s Office has filed a civil enforcement action against landlord Mingli Wang, alleging repeated and extreme violations of housing laws. Alleged acts include harassment, vandalization, and provoking physical altercations with tenants. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-prosecutor-charges-local-landlord-harassment-fraud/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #ProsecutionAndPublicRightsUnit

The City of Alameda is now accepting community applications for the Special Events Grant Program, which provides financial assistance to support high profile nonprofit special events here in Alameda. Applicants are encouraged to apply ASAP. The final deadline is March 21. https://alamedapost.com/news/city-now-accepting-applications-special-events-grants/

#alameda #CityOfAlameda #SpecialEventsGrantProgram