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Gov Newsom, AG Bonta Partner with Alameda County D A Price to Deploy State Attorneys to Boost Criminal Prosecutions in Oakland and the East Bay

By Post Staff Gov. Gavin Newsom and California Attorney General Rob Bonta are launching a new partnership with Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price to increase the capacity to prosecute suspects involved in violent crimes, serious drug-related crimes, and property crimes including retail theft and auto burglary in Oakland and the East Bay.

Berkeley Considers New Law to Help Tenants Buy Where They Rent |

Renée, a Berkeley resident, was dismayed last summer when she saw the final sale price of the four-plex where she and members of her family have lived for 20 years. It wasn’t because the amount was high – it is Berkeley, after all. She was shocked because she’d bid on the property and offered $44,000 more than the new owner paid for it. It just didn’t make sense. Then she found out why her landlord wouldn’t sell it to her. "I didn't want to sell to you because of [your nephew], I don't trust him,” the landlord said. | By Chris Schildt Friends of Adeline Renée, a Berkeley resident, was dismayed last summer when she saw the final sale price of the four-plex where she and members of her family have lived for 20 years. It wasn’t because the amount was high – it is Berkeley, after all. She was shocked because she’d bid

Housing gaps are racial gaps, say Bay Area policymakers — Dateline USA

Housing gaps are racial gaps, say Bay Area policymakers — Dateline USA
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New Affordable Housing Preferences Can Help You Return or Stay in Berkeley |

Households who lost their homes in Berkeley through foreclosure since 2005 or by the construction of BART in the 1960s-70s can apply to be included among seven groups who will have higher priority in many affordable housing lotteries, which already filter households by income. | By Matthai Chakko Households who lost their homes in Berkeley through foreclosure since 2005 or by the construction of BART in the 1960s-70s can apply to be included among seven groups who will have higher priority in many affordable housing lotteries, which already filter households by income. Under new rules now in effect in Berkeley,

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