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Oakland trying to recall mayor while ex police chief makes a run for city council! Political Nightmare
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao is facing a recall effort amid growing discontent over her leadership. Simultaneously, former Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong has announced his candidacy for the city council. This political shake-up highlights significant tensions within Oakland's administration and community, as residents push for changes in leadership and governance. Armstrong's decision to run for office comes after his controversial dismissal as police chief, setting the stage for a contentious election season in Oakland. Tune into Youtube: WHAATTV for full story! WHAATTV Appreciates you! Let us know you're thoughts!
After alienating Asian people, detested California District Attorney to announce her 'Chinese name'
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has made a significant gesture by setting plans to officially announce her Chinese name.
Asian Americans underrepresented in politics, but a Bay Area race is shaking things up this November
On the ballot this November in the 17th Congressional District representing parts of San Jose, Fremont, Sunnyvale, Milpitas, Newark, and Cupertino are two candidates facing off. Anita Chen is running to unseat Ro Khanna, who's running for a fifth term in office.
Bay Area Memorial Day events
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — Monday is Memorial Day, the day we honor those who have died in American wars. Across the Bay Area, communities will be coming together to honor the fallen. Here is a list of Memorial Day events around the Bay Area Monday. Bay Area Memorial Day events: San Francisco: Memorial Day in […]
Neighbors support San Francisco family after house fire, racist messages
"This means everything. Like I said I was having a tough time, and this really brings me joy," said Terry Williams about a block party held in support of his family after their house burned as SFPD investigates racist messages left at the house.
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