What is zoning, what is a specific plan, and how can zoning changes help create a more livable downtown for Oaklanders? As part of the DOSP public outreach, the following video series address these questions. The videos are available in English, Chinese, or Spanish.
Residents of the City of Oakland can appeal proposed changes to local Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) during a 90-day appeal period from March 29 to June 28, 2025, with supporting technical and scientific information.
The City of Oakland needs YOUR help to build the next generation of evacuation plans and procedures.
Sobrante Field in Oakland, California, has a history of dramatic transformation. It was built shortly after World War II and gradually became a working-class black neighborhood in the mid to late 1950s and early 1960s. The area has a rich history dating back to the founding of a settlement in the 19th century. The field is currently owned by Oakland Unified School District (OUSD). OUSD has an agreement with Oakland Parks, Recreation & Youth Development (OPRYD). Both entities use the field for soccer, baseball and football activities. As of March 2025, the field has been selected for Capital Improvements. Please read the section below for an overview.
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Mayor Kevin Jenkins welcomes NBA All-Stars Festivities in the City of Oakland
This communication serves to provide you with an overview of the updated filing schedule and related requirements for candidates and committees participating in the upcoming City of Oakland special election to be held April 15, 2025. Adherence to these deadlines is crucial to for compliance with California state law and the Oakland Municipal Code.
Making crosswalks safer through improved visibility
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