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Episode 4: Grow Stronger After 50
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (1666+ words) Strength doesn’t disappear when you turn 50- it evolves. Just as growth is a lifelong journey, becoming stronger happens every day. The second half of life is not the beginning of decline; it is the horizon of a stronger, healthier, more…...
Oakland Protesters Rally to Defend Haitian Immigrants and TPS
5+ day, 44+ min ago (1282+ words) By Carla Thomas Protesters gathered in downtown Oakland near City Hall at 14th Street and Broadway on Thursday, Aug. 13, calling for protections for Haitian immigrants and an end to deportation policies affecting Haitian communities across the United States. Organized as a…...
NABJ Convention Brings Black Journalists, Civic Leaders Together in Atlanta
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (1314+ words) By Brandon Patterson ATLANTA—The 52nd National Association of Black Journalists conference brought thousands of journalists, students, media executives and civic leaders to Atlanta Aug. 12-16 for its 2026 Convention and Career Fair, a five-day gathering centered on the theme “Our Revolution: Truth,…...
First 5 Alameda County Celebrates First Year of Measure C’s Implementation
5+ day, 54+ min ago (1255+ words) By Carla Thomas First 5 Alameda County marked the first anniversary of the impact of Measure C with a community celebration Friday, Aug. 7, at Children’s Fairyland in Oakland, highlighting more than $135 million invested to strengthen early childhood education, families and caregivers…...
At Sacramento Summit, Becerra Discusses Policy; Uses “Family” Metaphor to Frame Case for National Political Unity
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (1294+ words) By Bo Tefu, California Black Media California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is positioning himself as a results-driven Democrat willing to work across party lines, laying out an agenda focused on affordability, health care, housing, energy and technology at a Sacramento…...
Gov. Newsom Nominates 3 Black Women Judges to Serve on State Courts of Appeal
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (1222+ words) By Fisher Jack, EURweb Gov. Gavin Newsom nominated three Black women — Justice Rashida Adams and Judges Denise Hippach and Juliet Macaulay — to serve on the California Courts of Appeal. Justices Adams, Hippach and Juliet Macaulay are among eight appellate court…...
Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race
1+ week, 2+ day ago (908+ words) By Post Staff The four mayoral candidates who will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot are: Brenda Grisham. A business owner in East Oakland and public safety advocate, Grisham led the successful recall campaign against Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price....
Oakland Observes Black August with Block Parties, Film Showings, Workshops
1+ week, 2+ day ago (519+ words) By Jana Lang, Propel Youth Reporter Study. Train. Fast. Fight. These are the four tenets of Black August, a month dedicated to commemorating the sacrifices of political prisoners and Black revolutionaries in the struggle for Black liberation. Observers are urged…...
COMMENTARY: Why Local School Tax Measure G1 Will Not Be on the November Ballot
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1150+ words) POST NEWS GROUP — Measure G1 is the local tax measure that supports middle school teacher retention and the expansion of arts, music, and world language programs at both OUSD middle schools and charter middle schools. The current measure expires in 2029....
Oakland Post: Week of August 12 – 18, 2026
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