Alameda County supervisors approve $3.5 million for immigrant services, legal defense

Chase Hunter, Mercury News, Mar 12, 2025

Alameda County to spend $3.5 million defending immigrants Trump wants to deport

Ko Lyn Cheang, San Francisco Chronicle, Mar 12, 2025

Alameda County Board of Supervisors Approves $3.5 million for the Public Defender & Immigrant and Refugee Rights Organizations to Protect Due Process, Educate Community on their Rights, and Create a Rapid Response Network

Press release, Mar 11, 2025

Fortunato Bas on her first month as Alameda County supervisor: ‘Going fairly smoothly’

Kiley Russell, Bay City News, Feb 17, 2025

Alameda County committee requests $3.5 million to protect residents from Trump threats

Miles Kofman, The Daily Californian, Feb 12, 2025

Alameda County launches committee to protect vulnerable residents from Trump policies

Roselyn Romero, The Oaklandside, Feb 7, 2025

Preventing Negative Impacts of Trump in Alameda County w/ Supervisor Nikki Fortunato Bas

Law and Disorder, KPFA, Feb 5, 2025

Alameda County forms committee to combat Trump orders on immigrants, LGBTQ

Chase Hunter, East Bay Times, Jan 29, 2025

Bay Area Officials Vow to Uphold Sanctuary for Immigrants Despite Threats From Trump

Samantha Lim, KQED, Jan 22, 2025

‘We are not scared’: Leaders in the East Bay vow to protect immigrants

Velena Jones, NBC Bay Area, Jan 22, 2025

Statement from Alameda County Supervisor Nikki Fortunato Bas Following Yesterday’s Inauguration

Alameda County Board of Supervisors Approves Plan to Facilitate Sale of Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Oakland Coliseum sale moves ahead with Alameda County vote to enter final talks