Gabriel Lopez
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Maria BC and Kathryn Mohr craft soundscapes inspired by Oakland (opens the original)
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This story aired in the September 14, 2026 episode of Crosscurrents. At the borders of natural and industrial landscapes two Oakland musicians are stretching the limits of the singer-songwriter genre. Maria BC and Kathryn Mohr have their own unique interpretation of how grief appears in popular music. Warping metal, radio waves, and sounds of storms fill their sonic palette. And they create on the shoulders of East Bay’s historical experimental music scene. They invite us to search for inspirati
Oakland seniors protest poor living conditions in affordable housing (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, senior tenants at Southlake Tower in Oakland staged a protest outside the building demanding repairs and better security. Members of the Tenant’s Mutual Aid Committee marched outside the building in Oakland. Southlake Tower is a senior living community run by Christian Church Homes, or CCH. Since April, the Tenant’s and Neighborhood Councils, or TANC, has helped organize Southlake residents to address habitable issues. In a press release, the tenants say they face issues including: “
Jeff Bezos-led AI company leases warehouse in West Oakland (opens the original)
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Jeff Bezos’ artificial intelligence start up Prometheus AI is moving to West Oakland. On Monday the San Francisco Business Times reported that the AI company recently signed a lease at 1960 Mandela Parkway in the Americal Steel building. The lot is also home to Pacific Pipe, Proyecto Diaz Coffee, and now, Tesla. It is unclear what the AI company, valued at $41 billion, produces. But they say their goal is to build AI-powered engineers. Blocks away from the American Steel building is Raimondi Par
Community activists demand the ban of pepper spray in Alameda County juvenile hall (opens the original)
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Oakland based non-profit Urban Peace Movement demonstrated Tuesday in front of the Alameda County Administration Building to demand the end of pepper spray use in the county's juvenile hall. "This is a bottle of pepper spray. It's legal in Alameda County Juvenile Detention Centers but banned round the bay," said a youth activist engaging street theater. She continued, "spray in heat, fire in the lungs, and your eyes start to bleed." Alameda County is one of two Bay Area counties that currently u
Stubhub CEO funds ticket scalping (opens the original)
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Recent SEC filings show that Stubhub CEO, Eric Baker, had financial ties to a hedge fund that profited from ticket scalping on Stubhub. Stubhub calls itself a neutral marketplace for tickets. It connects buyers and sellers but is not a ticket seller itself. A recent investigation by the Canadian Broadcast Company found that the company’s CEO was involved with the hedge fund Andro Capital, which resold millions of dollars worth of tickets on the marketplace. Critics say this is a stark conflict o
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