White Slavery Is Not Here Podcast
Friday, March 11, 2011
The Bay Area continues to add demographic diversity, according to the U.S. Census. Minorities in San Leandro, Hayward, Fremont and Oakland become a larger segment of the population. Is it good for
The Pay Me My Money Down Podcast
Friday, February 25, 2011
A local intergovernmental agency may not have been paying attention as it executive director is alleged to have raided its treasury. Why are so many local politicians not showing up to meetings?
The Cut, Dye and Trim Podcast
Friday, February 18, 2011
Alameda County says the worst of the poor economy is yet to come and we’re doing bad, but folks, we’re also doing just fine. Huh? We talk about it. Leaders in the East Bay and statewide recycle
The What Were They Thinking Podcast
Friday, February 11, 2011
San Leandro Mayor Stephen Cassidy has been missing from the seat of government during his first six weeks in office, can the city survive without his political presence? Rep. Pete Stark plays the
Kicking The Little Man While They’re Down Podcast
Friday, February 4, 2011
The Day of Rage is not limited to the Middle East. Racism is rearing its head again in San Leandro with entertainers of a certain color performing at the Historic Bal Theatre. Union workers at
Steven Tavares, reporter for the EastBayCitizen.com, and former Hayward and Alameda County commissioner Nick Terry take a weekly look at the East Bay political scene with a bit of irreverence and smarts. There are many blogs in the Bay Area, but only the EastBayCitizen.com news site provides “news for those who can’t read.”
