Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 8th of April.
Good morning, Oakland.
A former FCI Dublin correctional officer (nicknamed 'Dirty Dick') will not take the stand in his own defense as closing arguments begin Monday in federal court in Oakland while he faces 15 charges of abusing five women.
Kaiser Permanente fired a top corporate security official after an investigation into an Oakland police officer accused of accessing a confidential law enforcement database and sharing its contents with a Kaiser employee, while Oakland police are reviewing the matter.
Zumper's report from April 7th showed that Bay Area rents continued to climb in most cities; Oakland's one-bedroom rent is $2,000 while Menlo Park's jumped 31.6% to $3,290 and Antioch experienced a drop due to local rent controls—revealing mixed trends in regional housing costs.
International students at UC Berkeley and Stanford had their F-1 visas revoked and were told to leave the country, with six Berkeley and four Stanford students affected.
Officials have reportedly targeted some students for political activism—raising concern as colleges work to support those affected.
Leigh Hanson, former chief of staff for Mayor Sheng Thao, was fired yesterday by interim Mayor Kevin Jenkins after a handwritten note with remarks about using Black people as tokens was revealed — community groups are now calling for more terminations.
Genealogical Research Assistance
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Sam Fender Live in Concert
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Spring Fling Bolly Bling Party
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LaRussell Live Concert
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Jasmine Guillory and Maggie Tokuda-Hall in Conversation
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Easter Interfaith Devotional
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Intro to Genealogy Session
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Research-Do It Right the First Time: Part 2
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Lamb of God Easter Oratorio
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