The new TED Talk-style series is meant to give officials an inside look at running a business.
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2 weeks after ransomware attack, Patelco restores most banking functions
Customers now have access to online and mobile app banking, Zelle, debit and credit card payments, direct deposit and other functions.
The Bookmark Bookstore has a clean, well-lighted new home downtown
The beloved used bookstore run by the Friends of the Oakland Public Library has relocated to its new storefront on Broadway.
At Hedi and Hair the magic comes from blending silver and adding gold
Hairstylist, new to Bay Area and to Emeryville salon, has made a long journey getting here.
Patelco promises account access will soon be restored after ransomware attack
Although online banking is still unavailable, transactions are now being processed after a security breach practically shut down the credit union.
Plank at Jack London Square offers summertime specials on food and games
Where to start the fun? The bocce, bowling, arcade and lawn games — or the beer garden, sports bar and restaurant?
Patelco tells customers checks will be honored, but to expect delays
Four days after a ransomware attack, the credit union said electronic recurring transfers, direct deposits and balance inquiries remain unavailable.
Harbor views, great food and friendly service at Marina Seafood Dockside Patio
The new restaurant is one of just a handful of Berkeley-area restaurants with waterfront dining.
Oakland sporting goods store Transports will stay up and running
A longtime employee stepped up to assume ownership of Transports after the previous owner announced her retirement in April.
New feminist bookstore in Temescal already has an online following with celebrity fans
Founded by author and book critic Jessica Ferri in 2021 as an Etsy shop, Womb House Books sells new and vintage works by and about women.
So your Oakland business got broken into. Now what?
A step-by-step guide for small-business owners dealing with vandalism, smashed windows, stolen equipment, and more.
Oakland has a big plan to balance its budget: sell the Coliseum
The city is negotiating with a Black-led investor group to offload its half-stake in the Coliseum for at least $105 million.
Flyers, welcome to ‘San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport’
Oakland’s Port Commission finalized the OAK’s new name that puts “San Francisco” first.
Who is vandalizing a West Oakland capoeira school?
Axé Oakland, an Afro-Brazilian martial arts studio, has had its door glued shut, windows broken, and walls graffitied with expletives. Teachers and students say they’re not going anywhere.
Oakland’s Bay-Made features arts and crafts by local creatives
The Lakeshore Avenue gift shop, home to an adorable calico named Sundae, sells everything from handmade candles and bags to skin care products and incense.
After 42 years, a North Oakland running and swimming store is closing
A longtime running and swimming store in the heart of Rockridge is crossing the finish line.
The Ballers find home ballpark in West Oakland but will need to spruce it up
In a deal between the Oakland City Council and the new Pioneer League baseball team, the Ballers will invest $1.6 million in Raimondi Park.
Bay Area janitors say grueling workloads are leading to more injuries on the job
Workers who clean offices and tech campuses rallied in Oakland Thursday as part of their campaign for a new contract.
Small Business Week is returning to Oakland. Here’s what to expect
From April 28 to May 3, Oakland small business owners and entrepreneurs are invited to attend 15 free workshops, mixers, and other events.
A textbook case of age discrimination at AAA
Oakland law firm files case of Jasmine Fu, et al. v. the American Automobile Association of Northern California, Nevada & Utah.