AC Transit Launches New Real-Time Prediction Engine – AC Transit has now launched a new and improved prediction engine to enhance real-time bus arrival information. Download the AC Transit Mobile app or check online.
Bonnie Randall Boller, 1944-2024 – Bonnie Randall Boller, a beloved mother, artist, teacher, and community leader, passed away peacefully on November 9, 2024, at the age of 80. Her family and friends will celebrate her legacy at a two-month exhibition of her life’s work at Rhythmix Cultural Works in
Credit Card Fraud Leads APD to Hundreds of Stolen Mail Pieces – The Alameda Police Department has taken a suspect into custody while conducting an investigation into fraudulent credit card use. During a search of their home, officers uncovered hundreds of pieces of stolen mail, including ID cards, c
Bay Farm Teacher Michele Kuttner Named AD 18 Teacher of the Year – Congratulations to Michele Kuttner! The Bay Farm School teacher of 22 years was named a Teacher of the Year at Assemblymember Mia Bonta’s Third Annual Assembly District 18 Awards Luncheon.
Bonnie Randall Boller: A Celebration of the Artist and Her Work – The K Gallery at Rhythmix Cultural Works presents “Bonnie Randall Boller: A Celebration of the Artist and Her Work,” January 24 to March 21. Her artistic philosophy was simple yet profound: “Art is about the process, more than the fin
Three Hospitalized in Fire on Haight Avenue – Three people were hospitalized after a fire broke out on the 600 block of Haight Avenue on Wednesday, January 29. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Bear’s-Eye View of Alameda for February 2, 2025 – Mouf the Roving Reporter uses a visual aid to explain his Human Companion's bone-on-bone knee problem. The Alameda Post sends wishes for a successful surgery, a speedy recovery, and many long walks in the future!
Holy Cannoli! – Like the iconic Italian pastry she is named after, Cannoli is sweet and beautiful to behold. She has been with Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter for a very long time, and we’re hoping someone will soon come along and treasure her for the wonderful dog she is.
Letters to the Editor for January 31, 2025 – In this week's Letters to the Editor, Vicki Sedlack of the Alameda Education Foundation (AEF) reaffirms AEF's commitment to serving and supporting Alameda's diverse community of public school students amid Trump's recent actions.
Planning Board Reviews Urban Forest Plan and Inclusionary Housing Ordinance – On Monday, January 27, the Planning Board held its first meeting of the year and provided comments on the Draft Urban Forest Plan and the City of Alameda’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Ken Der reports that approximately
City Seeks Proposals for Cultural Public Art Grants – The City of Alameda has released a new Request for Proposals for Cultural Arts and Arts Programming Grants. A total of $60,000 will be distributed across eight grants. The proposal deadline is Thursday, March 20, 5 p.m. Photo Maurice Ramirez.
Math Puzzle for January 31, 2025 – Jeff Smith's Math Puzzle for January 31, 2025 - Centrifuged right off the surface.
Alameda PostCast for January 31, 2025 – In Episode 139, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Planning Board discusses trees and inclusionary housing. Crime in the news. Busy times for the Fire Department. Dinner and a show. Indoor events as we prepare for another atmospheric river visit.
5 Ways to Fight Back Locally – Inspired by the adage that we should think globally and act locally, Gene Kahane shares five things we can do to make a difference.
Show Some Love to Abigail’s Moroccan Cuisine – The husband-and-wife team at Abigail’s Moroccan Cuisine could use some extra support from the community. Jonathan Belkhalfia has been in and out of the hospital after a heart attack, and Fatima Belkhalfia is recovering from back surgery.
All Around Alameda – Cozy Fun – Dreary, drizzly days on on their way. Keep warm and have fun this week with some local indoor events including a used book sale, calligraphy class, and more!
Today’s California Treasure – Morro Bay State Park – Did somebody say "baby elephant seals?" Steve Gorman and his wife, Edie, take a weekend away at Morro Bay State Park and stop by the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery. Check out these pictures of the beautiful Central Coast and plan your trip
Two Birds from Alameda — January 30, 2025 – Alameda cartoonist Brice examines the various lanes and zones on Park Street.
Taco Fino Express Now Open on Park Street – Antonia Serrano welcomes the community to Taco Fino, “Our goal is to meet Alameda families, make friends, and make sure they eat healthy and delicious food." Vicky Nguyen heads down to Park Street to visit Alameda's new fast-casual Mexican restaurant.
Park Street and Alameda Point Fires Under Investigation – On January 25, at least three fires were set on Park Street. The following morning, an encampment fire broke out near the dog park by the Main Street Ferry Terminal. The Alameda Fire Department is still investigating.
How To Get Rid of Aphid-Farming Ants in Your Garden – Are aphids overrunning your garden? Margie Siegal gives tips to rid yourself of these little insects—and the ants that farm them.
5Q4: Armando Fox – "I find great joy in working with an ensemble of people—actors, directors, choreographers, scenic artists, costumers—to put something in front of an audience that will bring joy to them," says musical director Armando Fox in an interview with Gene Kahane.
Review: Altarena Playhouse’s ‘Grand Horizons’ Gets Better as It Goes – "'Grand Horizons' is a sneaky play that comes wrapped in plain paper, but inside the box is Shakespeare’s mirror where we get to see our better selves up on stage," writes Gene Kahane of Altarena Playhouse's current production. C
WABA Seeks Help Reporting West Alameda Crime – The West Alameda Business Association (WABA) reports a recent noticeable uptick in crime. Executive Director Elissa Glickman urges the community to report crime, "When incidents aren’t reported, it’s difficult for our police department to allocate the r
Alameda Crime Reports Drop 9% from 2023-2024 – “2024 brought significant reductions to crime reports in several key areas,” reports Adam Gillitt. APD statistics showed significant improvements, most notably in vehicle theft, other theft, and property crimes.
