Azul Dahlstrom-Eckman
Features Reporter at KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)
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Apr 10Failed to save articlePlease try againMarijuana lovers gather at the top of Hippie Hill for the annual 420 celebration of cannabis at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco on Friday, April 20, 2018. (Paul Chinn/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)For decades, stoners from the Bay Area and beyond have made a pilgrimage to Hippie Hill in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park on April 20 — to collectively combust their favorite plant in observance of 420.
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Ericka Cruz GuevarraAzul Dahlstrom-EckmanAlan MontecilloJessica KariisaApr 7Failed to save articlePlease try againJulie Silva, a member of Teamsters Local 853 who worked for the Oakland A’s as an employee of Aramark and Fanatics for more than 15 years doing retail and warehouse work, received $1,500 from the Oakland Coliseum Vendor Assistance Fund, but was offended by the lack of support.
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Apr 1Failed to save articlePlease try againTyler Hogan and Chuy Vill display a poster during Oakland A’s season home opener at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento on Monday, March 31, 2025. After leaving Oakland, the Athletics kicked off a planned three-season stay at Sutter Health Park, drawing mixed emotions from fans.
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Failed to save articlePlease try againJulie Silva, a Teamsters Local 853 member who spent over 15 years working retail and warehouse jobs for Aramark and Fanatics at the Oakland A’s, received $1,500 from the Oakland Coliseum Vendor Assistance Fund — but said the support was inadequate. Several employees of third-party vendors affected by the A’s departure from Oakland have complained that they were denied compensation from a workers’ support fund that the A’s set up.
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Mar 26Failed to save articlePlease try againThe Oakland Roots hosted the San Antonio FC at the Oakland Coliseum on Saturday, March 22, 2025, in Oakland, California. This was the first Roots game played in the storied stadium. Cognizant Major League Cricket announced today that the Coliseum will host the beginning of the 2025 season with nine matches over seven days this summer. (David M.
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When the A’s left Oakland and they set up a $1 million dollar fund to help employees of third party vendors with the associated financial hardship. But some Coliseum workers told me their applications were denied. And not for reasons listed on the application. for @KQEDnews https://t.co/QT9b8vNUwx
A city of Oakland program that has long provided free meals to thousands of children during the summer will not be offered this year due to “severe city budget constraints,” officials confirmed this week. https://t.co/p8qcTsUTXE
One person who worked for a third party vendor of the A's got $1500 for 15 years of service, or $100 per year. Some got nothing at all from the Oakland Coliseum Vendor Assistance Fund. For @TheBayKQED https://t.co/SUh9mFD6W2