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This year’s 510 Day marked 10 years of reclaiming space, celebrating culture, and building community.

After surviving police violence in 1974, he documented Bay Area histories.

The Black Panther Party Museum opened a new exhibit highlighting community programs.

Some East Bay activists expressed hope at the Gaza ceasefire. Others said pressure must continue to end U.S. military for Israel.

On December 17, organizers across California protested so-called “sweeps.”

Oakland’s Reclaim MLK rally honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s radical legacy with speeches, performances, and a march.

Barbara Lee passed the baton as Lateefah Simon sworn-in on a Bible and a Quran.

Interim Mayor Kevin Jenkins hopes to bring stability to City Hall while still supporting District 6 residents.

Immigrant families learned about what to do in the event of ICE encounters.

Sixteen years after the murder of Oscar Grant, family, friends, and supporters gathered at Fruitvale Station on New Years Day.