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Commentary: Estuary Ferry Should Run as a Horizontal Elevator, Not a Bus
It's awesome that Alameda is moving forward on a ferry across the estuary from Jack London Square, but Streetsblog has a humble suggestion about how it should operate
July 6, 2022
Traffic Violence Epidemic’s Latest Victim: Alameda Co Supervisor Wilma Chan
She was out walking her dog. A driver hit her while she was crossing Shoreline on Alameda, causing a fatal injury
November 4, 2021
Up the Game on the Oakland A’s Proposed Ballpark, Say Advocates
Transportation panel says Oakland A's proposed Howard terminal stadium project isn't a home run on transportation, but it's not too late to hit it out of the park.
April 7, 2021
Eyes on the Street: Alameda’s First Fully Protected Intersection
Alameda is joining the list of Bay Area cities adopting true, Dutch-style safety designs at busy intersections
January 25, 2021
Six Million Dollars for a Fake Bike Path
Advocates were dismayed that the Alameda City Council voted Tuesday to tone down a letter condemning the Oakland Alameda Access Project's (OAAP) lack of bike and pedestrian accommodations
November 18, 2020
Mayor Blasts Oakland/Alameda Freeway Plan
Alameda Mayor Ezzy Ashcraft calls B.S. on a Caltrans, Alameda County plan to turn the Webster and Posey tubes into I-880 ramps
October 23, 2020
Options for an Estuary Crossing
It's still early, but officials are starting to narrow down designs for a bike-and-ped-only lift bridge linking Jack London Square with west Alameda
March 11, 2020
Eyes on the Street: New Segment of Cross-Alameda Trail
Another half-mile of off-street cycling heaven quietly makes an appearance on the island city
January 14, 2020
Bike Advocates Mark Progress on Both Sides of the Bay
Alameda City Council approves Cross-Alameda protected bike lanes, while San Francisco gets Fifth Street going from Market Street to Caltrain
September 18, 2019
Alameda’s Clement Avenue Safety Project Moving Forward
Protected, two-way cycle tracks and better sidewalks, but intersection danger may remain.
August 5, 2019
