Alameda County pledges $53M for 900+ affordable homes, including up to 346 units for people experiencing homelessness.

The Board of Supervisors votes to create a working group to avoid layoffs within the county’s public health network.

Alameda County has allocated $53 million of funds from a 2020 sales tax to 10 housing projects, county officials announced Wednesday in Oakland.

Amanda Hari reports on plans for 10 housing projects in Alameda County. Website: http://kpix.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube ...

Back in August, the county launched the new SHIFT initiative to tackle the affordable housing crisis. Alameda County awarded ...

Measure W is a half-cent sales tax to support homelessness services, housing, health services, and system infrastructure. It was passed in 2020, but distributing that money was held up by a legal ...

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to help keep the county's public health system afloat despite federal ...

More than 250 properties are set to go on the auction block in one Bay Area county later this month, with minimum bids hitting as low as $455.

Supervisors voted unanimously to direct county staff -- including the county administrator, auditor, controller and the ...

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to appoint long-time county employee Cynthia Cornejo as interim registrar of voters.

Alameda Health System, the East Bay’s public safety-net hospital system, is proposing about 200 layoffs as executives brace for major reductions in Medicaid revenue.

Coming up on the Alameda Patch calendar: Countywide Certificated Education Job Fair ...