Comments On: East Bay Express

It's 2018 and this is still happening in Southern California.
Posted by AlyssaM

Truly an amazing story.
Posted by Lina72

I am so utterly sickened by this article and how you jumped on Saez's bandwagon to "take down HNU." You do not describe the HNU I know.
Posted by Jane Belleville

The time for the book event at Geoffreys Inner Circle on February 21st has been expanded to begin at 5 pm rather than 6 pm.
Posted by Judi Jaeger

I agree with Jane. I am in the HNU graduate nursing program and am continually awed by the program's dedicated and hard-working instructors who truly care for their students.
Posted by Jennifer Svoboda

You can see the Declarations of former HNU faculty and students from HNU's case against Saez in Alameda Superior Court:

http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/19-Decl-171219-Sammis-Decl.pdf
http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/20-Decl-Henderson-v2.pdf
http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Edelstein-declaration.pdf
http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/22-Decl-Linda-Wik-Fors.pdf
http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Philip-Poser-Decl.pdf
http://katon.law/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/21-Decl-Hede_Gustafsson_.pdf
Posted by bard fleury

"The teacher used the same test from the year before, and from the year before that. So everyone had all the tests already, and all of the homework Everyone passed all their classes, I think my high school was harder than HNU."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biWwsltPze8#action=share
Posted by Mark Hanson

With the city council's poor record on contract negotiation it would be prudent to share the contract with the full city council to ensure that all members are comfortable with the terms of the contract before it is put forward.
Posted by alphie noakes

I know this article is 2 years old but you completely missed out on Tins Bistro - great Cantonese dim sum, Aqua Farina for Italian, Tomodochi for sushi, ghazni for Afghan, chai Thai noodles to name a few. Theres also some great pubs and breweries and an amazing High scores retro arcade downtown.
Posted by M boy

How many consultants and activists on violence prevention has the city already heard from over the years? More than enough, I think.
Posted by Mike Elwin

You can't believe what i just got,... A loan of $ 60,000.
Posted by joneswh24038260

I live in a working class neighborhood. It has changed over the years.
Posted by Ernest Montague

It's a simple economic trend that happens everywhere. People with access to money buy property in desirable locations.
Posted by Ernest Montague

This $300K is worthy of our time and money. It is a better direction towards justice than punishment.
Posted by Tina Douglas

Someone is looking to get paid!!
Posted by Robert Hope

Nice and useful article.
Posted by Ernest Montague

Where is it written that you have to live where you work? That's never been the case and it shouldn't be.
Posted by Robert Hope

Since the failure of De La Fuente to win the mayor's office, Oakland's Latinos have had a disproportionately small impact on the city's politics and its black voters have had a disproportionately large one. Maybe now things will balance out.
Posted by Mike Elwin

what a a------.!!!
Posted by Indrai Kai

(comments courtesy of Mike Harris with whom I completely agree)

Perhaps your readers haven't read about Rasmea Odeh. She is a member of a terrorist group, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and a convicted murderer who in 1969 killed two students, Edward Joffe and Leon Kanner, when a bomb she planted exploded in a Jerusalem supermarket.
Posted by JB Leibovitch

Isnt it funny-hip Berkeley and San Francisco push blacks out!
Posted by Vince Hamon

Oh, great article! Quick correction, though: It's the Family Violence Law Center, not the Family Violence and Justice Center, and it looks like you didn't include their contact information.
Posted by Andrew McGuillicudy

What can I say? Well written.
Posted by Ernest Montague

Service workers, whom we depend on to work our restaurants and cafes; custodians for businesses, clerks for grocery and retail stores, etc etc cannot afford to live here...so then what happens? Are people prepared to lose these businesses because they cannot keep workers on $13/hour?
Posted by Vincent Blafard

Yes, Mr. Blafard, if you can't afford to live here you should move. No one is entitled to live where they work.
Posted by Robert Hope

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