Some beautiful examples of architectural terra cotta and brickwork by N. Clark & Sons can still be seen today. Dennis Evanosky tells the story of Nehamiah Clark, a potter by trade, and his legacy in ...

Henry Richard Soennichsen passed away in his home in Alameda on September 28, 2024, just before his 97th birthday. Richard, as he was always known, was born in Plattsmouth, Nebraska. His parents died ...

The Rotary Club of Alameda distributes thousands of dollars in community grants each year through its Season of Giving Program. Funds for the program are generated by a Lobster Dinner, the generosity ...

Construction of the Central Avenue Safety Improvement Project is underway. The project is expected to improve safety for all street users and reduce vehicle delays. Closures and detour route for Phase ...

Starr recently had a medical emergency, and it was touch and go for a while. But Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter didn’t think twice about investing in her extensive veterinary care, because that ...

On February 18, City Council approved a 24-month Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Pacific Fusion for the potential development of a research and development facility in the Enterprise District of ...

Join Admiral Maltings’ longtime barley and wheat farmers for tastings, tours, and conversation. “Together, they’ll share insights into how premium grains, traditional floor malting, and innovative ...

At the beginning of historian George Gunn’s essential book on Alameda’s Victorian-era architecture, there is a list of the 23 oldest homes in town. The text states, “The following buildings were ...

A large Nike event known as Jordan Fam Fest took place at 2505 Monarch Street on Saturday, February 15. The day was a celebration for “local youth curated in partnership with Oakland icon Marshawn ...

About 150 people protested Donald Trump and his policies on Presidents’ Day, February 17, in front of Alameda City Hall. Alameda protesters were joined by thousands who gathered around the country on ...