Annie Sciacca
Vallejo Times-Herald
California, United States
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As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
As COVID cases have surged, Oakland extends law to provide paid sick leave
“No one should have to choose between keeping their family safe and putting food on the table.” → Read More
New proposal would put civilian group in charge of investigating all Oakland police misconduct cases
There are about 500 public complaints of police misconduct in Oakland each year reviewed by two different sets of investigative bodies. → Read More
Police investigate shooting near downtown San Jose that caused ‘life threatening’ injuries
SAN JOSE — A shooting south of downtown San Jose left a man with “life threatening” injuries Wednesday evening, according to San Jose police. Police were investigating the shootin… → Read More
Bryan Monroe, journalism industry leader and former Mercury News editor, dies at 55
“Bryan has been a trailblazer in our industry for years. He helped countless journalism professionals and students to hone their skills in achieving excellence in their craft.” → Read More
DA: No new charges in Oscar Grant case
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O’Malley announced she would not charge another officer in the Oscar Grant case, who died in 2009. → Read More
DA announces no new charges in Oscar Grant case
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley announced she would not charge another officer in the Oscar Grant case, who was fatally shot by a fellow BART officer in 2011. → Read More