The Oakland Coliseum lease saga

New Coliseum scoreboard installation underway

Goodbye lite-brite! Goodbye Diamond Vision! Hello LEDs!

Post-Election Day, it's time for ballpark action

City of Oakland releases EIR, A's hire architect

In the past week, the City of Oakland released a draft Environmental Impact Report for Coliseum City, and the A's announced they've hired 360 Architecture to work on preliminary Oakland ballpark designs.

A's attendance shows encouraging jump in 2014

The A's are approaching a per-game average crowd of 25,000 in 2014, which would put their seasonal attendance at 2,000,000 for the first time since 2005.

Lew Wolff sounds off in letter to Oakland pols

Oakland City Council amends, approves A's lease

Coliseum lease: Selig bluffs all-in, JPA caves

The A's finalized a 10-year lease Thursday to remain at the Coliseum through 2024.

Lease talks break down, Coliseum Board plays hooky

Ballpark update: Lease confusion, Selig speaks

Now that the United States are safely into the knockout stages of the World Cup, we can talk about baseball.

Time for Jean Quan to get serious about the A's

Jean Quan's tenure as Oakland mayor has seen more than its fair share of empty, meaningless rhetoric regarding the Coliseum City project and the general effort to keep Oakland's teams in town. Does Mayor Quan have what it takes to get something done?

What Is Happening In Oakland? A Ballpark Roundup

2013 Offseason Mailbag #3: New Scoreboards?

Today's mailbag question is about video boards at the Coliseum as it relates to a future lease extension