A new 124-capacity bike station will open within a month at Ashby BART station. The bike station will be similar to the existing self-service bike parking facility at Embarcadero station, and will be located just south of the main station entrance.

Categories, schmategories. The owners of one of Oakland’s newest businesses are more interested in following their hearts than in neat definitions.

Tomorrow, Oct. 21, is the monthly city of Oakland Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, Monthly Meeting - from  5:30 to 7:30 p.m at Oakland City Hall, Hearing Room 4, Second Floor.

Zombies are known to shuffle, stagger and crawl - but now, they bike too!

On Friday, Oct. 8, join bicyclist and zombie fans from Oakland and elsewhere for this month's East Bay Bicycle Party ZOMBIE RIDE!

This is a nighttime event, so be sure to bring your bike lights. Also, come decked out in your zombie finery - or zombie-fighting finery. Here are the gory details ...

On Aug. 10, Mandela MarketPlace decided to “GO GREEN” by changing how it delivers fresh fruits and vegetables to corner stores.

August’s East Bay Bike Party begins at the Lake Merritt BART station (Ninth and Oak streets) at 8 p.m. this Friday, Aug. 13, and features a “Superheroes” theme. Riders and volunteers will be gathering beginning at 7:30 p.m., in costume and ready to ride.

On Saturday, more than 250 cyclists from all age groups, backgrounds and ethnicities came out in support of the Third Annual Bikes 4 Life Peace Ride through Oakland.

The city of Oakland is seeking public input on a project to install new bikeways on two intersecting streets in East Oakland. Deadline for input is July 15.

by Elizabeth Press, Streetfilms.org

Bike-Go-Round is setting out to spread the self-propelled mantra, not in Rockridge or Claremont, but in East and West Oakland, favorite targets of the fast food industry, where obesity and cars meet at large intersections lacking bike lanes and bike-friendly establishments.

Bikes for Life is West Oakland's new Bike Shop, located just a couple of blocks away from the West Oakland BART Station.  Here we asked some local community members, business owners and community activists what they think about west Oakland's Green movement.

This week offers many chances to get out into Oakland, whether you're a political buff or an urban explorer, a taco lover or a humanitarian for Haiti.

Living in the O brought 'em all together in a handy dandy post. Here's our summary.