March 8: News Update
In 1868, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony started The Revolution, a newspaper dedicated to obtaining equal rights for
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Three Generations Strong: The Enduring Legacy of George & Walt’s
Rockridge has no shortage of restaurants and bars, but few carry the history of George & Walt’s. For generations
Kai Drekmeier: Lifelong Coach and Unofficial Mayor of Rockridge
Taking our Sunday morning walk through a Rockridge neighborhood, my husband noticed several cultural masks displayed on the trunk of
Oakland Restaurant Week Returns to Rockridge
Oakland Restaurant Week: March 12th-March 22nd. Fresh off being named the #1 Best Food City in the U.S. by
Oakland Activates Automated Speed Safety Cameras
Speed safety cameras are now active across Oakland. The city is one of six jurisdictions in California participating in a
The Yoni Temple Turns 15
Originally located on Telegraph Avenue in a space known for its eclectic, funky atmosphere, The Yoni Temple had a strong
Crime Progress and Concerns: NCPC Meeting Report
The Greater Rockridge Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) met February 12 in a hybrid session at the Rockridge Library to
Planning Without the Public: The SB79 Decision Affecting North Oakland
by Justin Smart, Guest Author State Senate Bill SB79 (the Abundant and Affordable Homes Near Transit Act) was signed by
Sunday Parking Meter Enforcement Begins April 12
The City of Oakland is ending the grace period for its new Sunday parking meter operations, and enforcement will begin
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
Torn Between Two Worlds: Reflections of a Danish-American Immigrant
This is a tough time to be an immigrant in America. Without regard to legal status, country of origin, or
Pedal for Public Schools at the 18th Annual Ride-4-A-Reason
What began in 2009 with four parents biking from Oakland Tech to the State Capitol, Ride 4 A Reason (R4R)