FEBRUARY 22: News Update
Welcome to the third E-Zine Digest of Rockridge Voice. Since launching on January 11, we’ve grown to more than
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Slate Contemporary Prepares for Rockridge Debut
Though the space may look ready from the outside, Slate Contemporary Gallery is still very much in preparation mode as
The Klein Bottle: Infinite Surfaces form Endless Curiosity
In 1986, while working at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 36-year-old Cliff Stoll was asked to research a 75-cent accounting error
FEBRUARY 8: News Update
Welcome to the second E-Zine Digest of Rockridge Voice — your independent, community-powered neighborhood news source. We are not beholden to
Safer Rockridge Extends Second Patrol Car Pilot Program
Safer Rockridge, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation, announced that it will extend its pilot program adding a second professional,
A Century-Old Cabin Falls; a 45-Year Resident Moves Out of Town
Bruce Parry had been dealing with health issues stemming from a mugging on College Avenue in the spring of 2023
JANUARY 25 NEWS UPDATE
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Rockridge Neighbors Mobilize in Opposition to Claremont Avenue Development
In response to the proposed development at the former Red Cross Blood Bank at 6230 Claremont Avenue, Rockridge residents have
The Future of CCA’s Oakland Campus
On January 13, 2026, President David C. Howse, the 10th president of California College of the Arts (CCA), announced that
Local Playwright Schaeffer Nelson Brings Comic Solo Show to SF Playground’s SoloFest
Rockridge-based horror writer, playwright, and performer Schaeffer Nelson premieres his latest solo play, The Specimen, as part of SF Playground’
Rockridge Voices Speak [video]
Welcome to Rockridge Voice, a new media platform for the Rockridge community. We are just getting started, so we decided
Finding Art in the Everyday
Inspired by his mother’s love of painting, Edgar “Eddy” Lobel first picked up his camera as a way to