The transfer of the property to the African American Sports Entertainment Group would unlock millions of dollars for Oakland.

The Sacramento-based developer submitted a couple of key documents to purchase Alameda County’s half of the 112-acre stadium complex at 7000 South Coliseum Way, in East Oakland, Fox2 KTVU reported.

The gloves first came off when moderator Dave Clark, a news anchor for KTVU, asked the candidates to address the specter of ...

Alameda County Supervisors delayed the Oakland Coliseum sale due to missing documents required for the transaction with AASEG ...

The deal to sell the Oakland Coliseum has been stalled once again. The city and private investors looking to buy the property ...

Those documents include a quit claim deed and a release related to litigation. The delay comes after the county entered a ...

The AASEG purchased half of the Coliseum in 2024 for $105M and has been in the final stages of acquiring the rest from the ...

As the city looks to turn the tide on its financial state, officials are no longer budgeting revenue from the Coliseum sale, ...

OAKLAND — For more than 90 minutes, Oakland's two top candidates for the open mayoral seat — former Congresswoman Barbara Lee ...

It was like walking through a tailgate in the parking lot at the Oakland Coliseum. Fans Fest had that same sense of community about it, and that community is a big reason why so many people ...

A Black-led firm, African American Sports and Entertainment Group (AASEG), is close to purchasing Alameda County's half of ...