Alameda News

Alameda residents living in the north Park Street district would do well to pay close attention to a clause in the City of Alameda’s Strategies for North of Lincoln Strategic Plan. Although City Design Collective, the authors of the plan talk in the report about giving Park Street north of Lincoln a make-over and eliminating much of the auto-oriented developments facing Park Street, they also recommend a new parking structure with close proximity of Buena Vista Avenue and Park Street.

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Is open source a good career choice for you? IT Quiz: Test yourself to see if you have the knowledge to fit into the open source world, and compare yourself with the rest of the respondents Small Canadian ...

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The Green Meeting Industry Council has begun its official search for a new executive director to replace Shawna McKinley who has held the position since October 2006.

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Bank of Alameda announced today that Anthony Thompson has joined them as Vice President, Relationship Manager.

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SUISUN BAY More than seventy ships that once served our country are now just rusting away, polluting Northern California waterways.

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Commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday that Matt Walsh had provided no new information about the New England Patriots' illicit videotaping tactics, and that the team and its coach, Bill Belichick, would not be ...

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It seemed preposterous that the Bay Area's smog control agency was telling its employees not to ride bikes on the job.

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An accomplished professional with more than three years of newspaper experience along the North Shore of Lake Tahoe is bringing her advertising expertise to the Nevada side of the basin.

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The law firm of Myers Nave provides a straightforward review, and a little history, of the California Density Bonus Law here. The law has been on the books since 1979 but never exercised in Alameda.

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The North Coast Section boys tennis singles and doubles championships already have come and gone, with Alameda High School's Thai Tu winning the singles title and the Hornets' doubles tandem of Matt Elefant and Matt Yuen finishing second in their competition. Last week, the focus shifted to the team competition, which concluded Saturday. As of Friday, Alameda High still was in the hunt for a possible repeat of last year's championship.

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