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Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner with Oaklandside 510.

Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner with Oaklandside 510.

The show follows Coach Beam and the Laney Eagles through their 2019 championship defense.

Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner with Oaklandside 510.

Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner.

Catch up on Oakland news while walking the dog or cooking dinner.

Our pilot experiment is nearly over. You can help keep the 510 alive for six more months!

Plus: Waymo could come to Oakland, Edith's Pie closing, AI in Oakland classrooms, picnic ideas, and more.

Plus: Controversial homeless encampment proposal, regulating AirBnBs, and free OMCA field trips on the latest Oaklandside 510.

Plus: Temescal homeless housing, Sun Moon gets a Michelin star, and Oakland's fire chief on the latest Oaklandside 510.

Fed up with illegal dumping? Toxic soil? Clogged streams? Stories of Oakland residents fighting the gross fight.

How does Oakland decide who gets millions of dollars in city contracts? New 510 podcast episode.

A Dimond District shop has faithfully recreated a Philadelphia frozen treat.

Guests Tommy Craggs and Dan Moore join the Oaklandside 510. Also: transparency gaps in city spending, Oakland's oldest Black congregation, and more.

Hear the best Oakland news each Friday morning in our new 15-minute podcast. Great reporting and analysis from Oaklandside journalists.

Kaplan brings extensive editorial leadership experience and a passion for developing journalists to serve Oakland's diverse communities.

Employees at the Oakland-based nonprofit say management is upending the group’s values. Leader Cat Brooks says union leaders failed to include Black voices.

We’re seeking a thoughtful, proactive, highly organized newsroom leader to join our nonprofit news outlet.

For the next two years, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative will help us bring a science-driven approach to our reporting on one of Oakland’s serious public health issues.

“The Riders Come Out at Night,” co-authored by Oaklandside editor Darwin BondGraham, reports untold stories of brutality, corruption, and attempted reform in OPD.