Homeless families are waiting for months to move into West Oakland apartments
Nine unhoused families who were set to move into the Phoenix Apartments in West Oakland now have temporary long-term shelter […]
Nonprofits seek clarity from Flipcause leadership
More than 150 nonprofit leaders joined a Zoom call in early March, hoping for long-overdue answers about missing donations tied
Authorities review GoFundMe amid concerns about unauthorized donation pages
A coalition of state attorneys general is investigating GoFundMe after the platform allegedly created more than 1.4 million fundraising pages
Hearing Sheds Light on Regulatory Gaps in California’s Donation Platform Monitoring
Nonprofit leaders and state regulators say the recent collapse of Oakland-based Flipcause underscores the difficulties of overseeing online donation platforms.
The recovery of assets from Flipcause may depend on the outcome of pending lawsuits if the company is liquidated
Flipcause Bankruptcy May Be Converted to Chapter 7 as Funds Dwindle The trustee overseeing Flipcause’s bankruptcy case has asked the
Women lawmakers introduce a package of bills focused on families, economic fairness, and social equity
On March 25, members of the California Legislative Black Caucus (CLBC), alongside the California Legislative Women’s Caucus (LWC), unveiled a
Software4Nonprofits reaches agreement to purchase Flipcause for $400,000.
Software4Nonprofits Emerges as Sole Bidder for Flipcause According to bankruptcy filings, Software4Nonprofits (S4NP) was the only company to submit a
Barbara Lee joins California city leaders seeking more funding to address homelessness
In late March 2026, a bipartisan coalition of mayors from California’s 13 largest cities traveled to Sacramento to press state
Alameda County DA Contest Highlights Diverging Strategies on Crime, Justice, and Reform
Alameda County voters will choose among three candidates for district attorney in the June 2 primary election, a closely watched
California Secretary of State Race Highlights Partisan Split Over Ballot Counting
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber, who became the first Black person to hold the office in 2021, is seeking