MJ Carter

The Oakland Police Department (OPD) held a rally and march on Saturday for their “Stand Up For A Safe Oakland” campaign

Hoodline attended the Queer Expo at the first-ever Oakland Black Pride on Saturday, and the vendors came with not just pride but smiles.

The Oakland Museum reopens to the public this weekend, starting June 18, after many months of total closure, and they're unveiling a $17.8 million renovation of the campus and sculpture garden that's been five years in the making.

There's been a lot of talk about whether or not you should wear a mask if you're vaccinated, and there have been questions recently about booster shots for those who received the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines. Vaccination status may end up being a key factor in whether Oaklanders can attend upcoming, large events like Pride.

Could this be grounds for an appeal, grounds for a mistrial, and should the country watch again?

Oakland Zoo has a new CEO and he plans to connect with the community, reopen to full capacity, and increase programming.

Two Oakland teachers from Latinx backgrounds have been admitted to master's programs at Columbia University and Harvard University, and the charter school community where they've been working is singing their praises.

OAKWIFI, with funding from the CARES Act, is taking steps to close the digital gap through strategic partnerships, community outreach, and by providing access to underserved communities in Oakland. 

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf is termed out at a time when Oakland has close and cordial Washington, D.C. ties through Vice President Kamala Harris, and three women are being talked about as potential candidates for the job.

So much happened in 2020 that cities like Oakland had to fight to survive, but 2021 is full of hope. The community needs to come together to support small and Black-owned businesses, and get back out there as soon as they're vaccinated.

The spa shootings in Atlanta stunned the country last week, and the Oakland Asian community is still reeling from its own traumas while also wishing to console the families of victims in Atlanta. 

Hoodline interviewed Oakland Fire Department’s (OFD) Interim Chief Melinda Drayton on a few issues in the city including; emergency response and preparedness, race and equity, and the new Police Chief LeRonne L. Armstrong.

Socially distanced hiking is a release valve for Oaklanders sheltered in place, but local trails aren't as open as officials claim they should be.

Events at the Fox Theater, Paramount Theater, Oakland Arena & Coliseum, and others are shut down until March 31. Read on for rescheduling and refund information.

An incredibly diverse array of live shows are on offer this weekend in Oakland, from the KISS farewell tour to an improv comedy show centering the stories of women.

It's the last week of February and the Bay Area is currently blessed with perfect weather. Get out this weekend in Oakland and enjoy it!

This week's roundup of top events in Oakland offers a variety of arts, adventure, entertainment and more. Read on for details.

It's Valentine's Day weekend, and nothing says love like ... monster trucks?

Celebrate the Lunar New Year, or stay in with rock n' roll and wrestling — there's something for everyone this weekend in Oakland.

Got Super Bowl plans? If not, we have you covered.

Gamers, baseball fans, beer nerds and vintage shoppers all have a big weekend ahead in Oakland.

This weekend in Oakland, it's all about supporting a cause while having fun in your community.

It's a weekend of anniversaries and old favorites as restaurant week turns 10, Jay and Silent Bob return, the Lunar New Year approached and partygoers celebrate David Bowie's birthday.

Ring in the New Year right with this list of top events in Oakland for the first weekend of 2020.

Here's a list of things to do in Oakland for the long weekend between Christmas and the New Year.