The RCPC Board has not taken a position on the project and believe that it is too early to do so for a number of reasons…

The Kitchen Tour committee has selected eight kitchens and two ADUs to be featured on this year’s tour, and is now turning to the vital task of recruiting another great group of Kitchen Tour docents.

Comments from RCPC were sent to the Oakland Planning Department: (see our letter). 

We will continue our discussion of creating a “Community Vision” to guide RCPC’s efforts.

This spring, the Urban Planning Process Studio (CP 116) at UC Berkeley has been studying The Ridge site at Broadway and Pleasant Valley Ave.

RCPC’s online 2024 candidate forum, featuring fourteen candidates for six seats on the Board.

Every day, residents of Rockridge see, use, or benefit from projects and undertakings, big and small, that have been originated, sponsored, supported, paid for, negotiated for, or defended through litigation by RCPC.

We have fourteen candidates who have stepped up to run for six open spots on the board — so we’ve got a race on our hands!

Neighbors can volunteer for the KT Committee and serve as docents.

For the last year and a half, representatives of the Jewish Community Center of the East Bay (JCC) have periodically held joint meetings with representatives of RCPC and neighbors. 

For those readers not familiar with this project, it is a proposal to construct new rental apartments on the former California College of the Arts (CCA) campus on Broadway at College Avenue. 

Seven candidates participated in the Tuesday, February 13, 2024, candidate forum hosted by RCPC, School Board Member Sam Davis and the Oakland Tech Varsity Debate Team.

Interested in serving your neighborhood? 6 seats are up for election.

The nature of new housing development approvals is continuing to evolve as Sacramento gets increasingly involved in what used to be a purely local decision-making process.

The Housing and Community Development’s presentation to the Rockridge Community Planning Council.

Bay Area kids and Rockridge’s merchants agree, the annual Halloween Parade is the most exhilarating day of the year to be on College Avenue.

As the impacts of climate change become more severe, we must acknowledge how our actions may contribute to these impacts.

The Board of the Rockridge Community Planning Council analyzed the priority development sites and code changes included in the update.