2021 End of Year Crime Report
Below are the end of year crime reports from the Oakland Police Department.
Below are the end of year crime reports from the Oakland Police Department.
MOBN! has just donated to the Oakland Fund for Public Innovation, which operates The Oakland COVID-19 Relief Fund. This fund was launched recently by Mayor Schaaf and Councilmembers Kalb, Bas and McElhaney as an emergency fund to serve Oakland’s most vulnerable residents and first responders during the pandemic.
Chief Guillermo Cespedes from Oakland's Department of Violence Prevention describes a strategy that combines a public health and community-driven approach to violent crime.
Darlene Flynn, Director of Oakland's Department of Race and Equity, talks racial justice, the city's Racial Indicators Report, and more.
On Tuesday, April 30, 6:00 p.m. at City Hall, the Oakland City Council, Safety and Services Oversight Commission, Police Commission and Community Policing Advisory Board will hold the annual meeting required by Measure Z.
In the first four years since Measure Z became law, the City has ignored a provision requiring a public meeting to discuss the Ceasefire strategy, public safety, and the impact of the measure in Oakland.
How much does the Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA) cost Oakland and the Oakland Police Department?
15 years and over $30 million later, the Oakland Police Department is still under federal oversight: the Negotiated Settlement Agreement (NSA).
Makes Oakland Better Now! reviews the Oakland Fire Department and City's wildfire prevention efforts, including a vegetation management plan, automatic electrical shut-offs, and fire insurance coverage.
This is part two of a three-part series on fire safety in Oakland. Read part one here. In this post we'll examine the history and dangers of wildfires in Oakland.…