Stories tagged Oakland

What Would It Look Like if the Economy Loved Black Entrepreneurs?

Giving Underserved Youths a Chance to Succeed Through Better Access to High-Quality Education

Famed Bay Area Co-Op Getting Into the Housing Game

California Stories Told and Untold Through Maps, in ‘You Are Here’

Housing in Brief: Seattle Eyes Ban on Winter Evictions

Housing in Brief: After Eviction, Moms 4 Housing May Reoccupy Oakland House

Mayor Garcetti meets with Angelenos experiencing homelessness and outreach workers in this October 30, 2017 file photo

Homelessness Up Nationwide After Spikes in California and Elsewhere

Changing the Climate from the Streets of Oakland

A New Kind of Cooperative in Oakland Fights Against Speculative Development

Housing in Brief: Do Tiny Houses Distract from Housing Solutions?

Oaklanders With Disabilities Left Out of Rent Control Protections, Lawsuit Says

Economics in Brief: Opportunity Zone Developers Are Courting Co-Working Spaces

This Oakland Community Hub Was Designed for Restorative Justice

A Worker Cooperative and a Community Land Trust Bought a Building Together

How West Oakland Financed Its Own Grocery Store

Q&A: Oakland’s First Policy Director for Housing Security on California’s Housing Crisis

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