Alameda Stands United Against Hate

Published on May 17, 2022

Alameda City Hall will be lit up in orange in solidarity with the people of Buffalo, New York, where ten innocent Black community members were killed while they shopped and worked at their local supermarket, in a horrific act of racially motivated gun violence. Alamedans stand united against hate with broken hearts for the families and loved ones of the victims.

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Alameda City Council names Dirk Brazil as Interim City Manager

Published on May 18, 2022

Alameda City Council names Dirk Brazil as Interim City Manager

Summer Reading Program at the Alameda Free Library

Published on May 17, 2022

The Alameda Free Library’s 2022 Summer Reading Challenge: Read Beyond the Beaten Path starts June 1 and runs through July 31. Created to encourage reading as well as life-long learning, this nine-week program is open to everyone from birth to adult.

The City of Alameda has postponed its Homekey 3 request for proposal

Published on May 17, 2022

On May 9, 2022, the City of Alameda announced a Homekey 3 request for proposal (RFP). Subsequently, Governor Newsom released a realignment of Homekey funding, adding $150 million to Homekey 2 from Homekey 3, bringing total Homekey 2 funding to $3.75 billion.

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Bike to Wherever Day 2022

May 20, 2022

Bike to Wherever Day 2022 is Friday, May 20! It’s the Bay Area’s biggest day for bicycling. Pledge to ride to get all the details, find your nearest energizer station, and get ready for the big day!

Island City Waterways: Uprooted

May 21, 2022

Island City Waterways: Uprooted is the 3rd in a series of site-specific performances of dance, theater and music, that celebrate the history of Alameda’s unique waterfront. Uprooted will tell the story of Alameda Point, from the rise of civilian flight, to a Naval Air Station that staged four wars, to land being repurposed to fill the promise of a community’s future.