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In an article in last week’s edition on conditions facing tenants at Sojourner Truth Manor in North Oakland, the Oakland Post inadvertently failed to include comments submitted by HumanGood, the nonprofit company that manages the property and other sites in Oakland. | In an article in last week’s edition on conditions facing tenants at Sojourner Truth Manor in North Oakland, the Oakland Post inadvertently failed to include comments submitted by HumanGood, the nonprofit company that manages the property and other sites in Oakland. The Post regrets the error and is offering the company space...

: Stephen and Ayesha Curry are committing to raise $50 million over the next three years to support Oakland schools, children, and families through the Currys’ Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. By Post Staff Stephen and Ayesha Curry are committing to raise $50 million over the next three years to support Oakland schools, children, and families through the Currys’ Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. With the support of the Currys’ foundation, Lockwood STEAM Academy, an elementary school in East Oakland, this week unveiled a reimagined schoolyard, which

The cities of San Francisco and Oakland each declared Sept. 28 as San Francisco Foundation Day, and the foundation received commendations from the City of San Jose and the California Legislature. | Post News Group Co-Publisher Gay Cobb shares a laugh with San Francisco Foundation CEO Fred Blackwell at the organization’s 75th anniversary celebration on Sept. 28. The event brought together leaders of the non-profit, public, and private sectors and featured a land blessing by by Pomo nation community educator Ras K’Dee, poetry by Chinaka Hodge, and

Dozens of community leaders rallied outside Oakland City Hall on Tuesday, urging city officials not to slash the budget of the city's Department of Violence Prevention.

Last Sunday, approximately 200 people came to Lake Merritt’s Amphitheater to shift energy in Oakland, where, after a 12% dip in violence in 2022, the city has seen an unprecedented number of car break-ins and crimes of opportunity in 2023. Event organizer Tanya Dennis said that though she had expected a larger crowd based on commitments voiced by several groups, the shared mission by Adamika Village and Oakland Frontline Healers to bring peacekeepers together to pray and reflect for peace in Oakland was a success. | By Post News Staff Last Sunday, approximately 200 people came to Lake Merrit...