The young birds discuss their favorite local spots in this installment of our weekly strip drawn by Alameda cartoonist, Brice.

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A look back at interesting and noteworthy stories about Alameda, CA published in the Alameda Post during the third quarter of 2023.

Alameda Post - Previous Tours As part of our mission to educate and inform about Alameda's history, we have held many walking tours.

Alameda is fortunate to have 100% renewable electricity provided by Alameda Municipal Power—geothermal, hydroelectric, wind power, and landfill gas. Meanwhile, natural gas use in buildings accounts ...

Love is in the air—and at the Fruitvale Train Bridge—as peregrine falcons are spotted courting. "Another generation of Alameda peregrines is on its way and we hope they can successfully raise their ...

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we traveled hundreds of miles over the route known as “The Loneliest Road in America” and experienced the vast, wide-open spaces and long distances between towns ...

Way out in the California desert, near the Nevada border, is a place called Scotty’s Castle. It wasn't a castle, and Scotty didn't own it.

The City of Alameda has instructed UW to halt the cloud brightening experiment that it was conducting in partnership with the USS Hornet.

It’s worth the time and effort to remove the sharp crown of succulent leaves and the prickly outer rind to get to the prize of juicy pineapple flesh—a tasty, healthy treat. Native to tropical and ...

Last week, representatives from AUSD, project team, staff, students, and community members gathered to celebrate the start of construction of several projects across the district. Wood Middle School, ...