EB4E Audits City Housing Elements

Every city in Alameda and Contra Costa County has been updating their Housing Element, a state-mandated map of where and how much housing can be built in each jurisdiction. Many cities have been submitting plans that are unrealistic or could do more to increase...
Looking Back on 2020-2022

Looking Back on 2020-2022

Strategic Plan 2020-2022 Back in the fall of 2019, East Bay for Everyone (EB4E) underwent a strategic planning process to focus on what members wanted to accomplish over the next two years. Back in our old clubhouse at 2044 Franklin (RIP) and online we debated where...

Oakland Mayor and Berkeley D8 Endorsements

East Bay for Everyone members have voted to make the following additional endorsements: Oakland Mayor: Vote for Loren Taylor and Sheng Thao in either order Please do not vote for Ignacio De La Fuente anywhere in your ranked choices Berkeley City Council District 8: ...

November 2022 Endorsements

Part of bringing about abundant and affordable housing and transit for everyone is electing good officials who will make pro-housing votes and make sure city staff follow pro-housing values. East Bay for Everyone has made the following endorsements in East Bay...

California Needs Better Environmental Laws

East Bay for Everyone is greatly disappointed to hear of the news of a California Court of Appeal decision denying a request to stay a 2021 Alameda County Superior Court decision that requires UC Berkeley to freeze student enrollment to the same level as it was in...

East Bay for Everyone Endorses Courtney Welch and Alex Lee

The results are in and the membership of East Bay for Everyone has endorsed Courtney Welch for Emeryville City Council and in favor of the reelection of Alex Lee to California Assembly District 25.   Courtney Welch for Emeryville City Council Emeryville may be...
Missing Middle, Found Walking Tour

Missing Middle, Found Walking Tour

Join local housing advocates, community members, planners, and architects to see and discuss how house scale, multi-unit buildings make Berkeley’s neighborhoods more welcoming, attainable, and walkable. Duplexes, backyard units, cottage courts, oh my! The kind...