Jaime Omar Yassin

Oakland Politics Week in Review 5/15/2023: CMs Rush Billboard Contracts for Significant Campaign Donor Companies; Oakland Youth Descend on Council Meeting in Now Lifelong Fight Against Coal; Kaplan Pursues City Auditor Investigation on ESO Ventures; Last Minute Changes to Sideshow Ordinance Weren't Agendized; New City Admin

Oakland Politics Week in Review 5/8/2023: Sideshow Ordinance Arrives at Council; Thao City Administrator Pick Chaired Body that Recommended "Cop City" Location; A's ENA for Howard Terminal Ends; Public Ethics Enforcement Arm Critically Under-Staffed; Notable Legsilation at Council Tuesday Public Safety Committee Forwards Sideshow

Oakland Politics Week in Review, 5/1/2023: City Unions Support Thao Budget, But OPD Assumptions May Prove Hard to Defend; Sideshow Ordinance Returns to Public Safety, Untouched Since December Despite False Media Claims In Break from Schaaf Years, City’s Unions Largely Supportive of Thao Budget, But Scrutiny May

Oakland Politics Week in Review, 4/24/2023: Tam and Haubert Partner with Landlord Org on Fake Tenant Help Site; City Council Roundup Including Brooklyn Basin Expansion, Budget Process Ramp Up ALCO Supervisors Tam, Haubert Promote Misleading California Apartment Association Tenant Eviction Help Website Instead of Alameda County’s Own

Oakland Politics Week in Review 4/17/2023: A's Leaving for Las Vegas, but Door on Oakland is Still Ajar; CMs Pass Eviction Moratorium Ending Legislation in Raucous Meeting; Tuesday CED Meeting Focuses on Three Significant Development Projects Thao Says She’s Ending Negotiations with A’s as

Oakland Politics Week in Review, 4/10/2023: Amended Eviction Moratorium Legislation Heads to Council with Weaker Tenant Protections, Shorter Timeline; End to NSA on Hold as Orrick Extends Sustainability Period; and More: Update, Response from EBRHA Proposed Legislation Ends Eviction Moratorium in Mid-July Without Rampdown: Adds Permanent Protections for