July 14: News & Notes
Housing, Yes… Towers, No As Rockridge residents begin to understand the full impact of the proposed developments planned for the
Housing, Yes… Towers, No As Rockridge residents begin to understand the full impact of the proposed developments planned for the
The Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) is adopting a districtwide “bell-to-bell” cell phone policy in compliance with California&
An Oakland retiree responds to rising housing costs, homelessness and isolation by opening her home, helping neighbors and building community.
The East Bay Jewish Community Campus, soon to be open in Rockridge, is making sustainable transportation a priority with a
When Megan Bre Camp opened Summer Solace on Claremont Avenue in Rockridge, she brought more than a skincare line. She
Families, book lovers, and local shopping fans can spend the rest of July searching for one of the world'
When you visit Tom Chantler in his Rockridge garage workshop, you’ll see a large workbench surrounded by drawers of
As a senior, I'm tired of real estate developers, banks, and policymakers telling me how and where I
The 9th Annual Bastille Day Fête du Marché was held at Rockridge Market Hall on Saturday, July 11, from noon
Happy Solstice, and, like the sun, Rockridge Voice is now half way through the year—on July 11, we celebrate
As the fog slowly burned off on a recent weekday afternoon, a dozen employees from the Temescal Whole Foods gathered
Ellis Partners, the developer of the proposed senior housing project at 6230 Claremont, held a community meeting at the Rockridge