For a third time in two months, Rockridge residents gathered to address concerns about the two luxury senior housing projects, one with two huge towers, that are being proposed for the neighborhood.
Dear Editor: It is sad and tragic that Joe Garofoli’s Sunday SF Chronicle column (July 19, 2026) grossly misrepresents
Dear Editor: As Oakland continues to debate major housing proposals, residents deserve to understand not only the projects themselves but
Cities need stronger rent regulations because land is finite. Simply building more housing will not, by itself, guarantee long-term
Oakland’s Planning Department is developing, for City Council approval, a new General Plan for how land will be used
Two months ago, the Rockridge Voice published my article arguing that Ellis Partners and Spirit Living Group were asking for
At the previous town hall meeting, residents were told that the two towers were being erected to provide affordable housing
I am writing in opposition to the Senior Housing Project proposed for 6230 Claremont Avenue. My objections are based on
A new petition on Change.org is calling for major changes to the proposed redevelopment of the Trader Joe’s
Fifty years ago, Rockridge neighbors proactively petitioned Oakland to create a new neighborhood-oriented commercial zone and residential zones that
We hear people saying we’re experiencing a housing crisis. But what does that really mean? According to a 2024
Ellis Partners, the developer of the proposed senior housing project at 6230 Claremont, held a community meeting at the Rockridge
