Two residents are suing the city of Alameda over the approval of Alameda Food Bank to build a 10,000-square-foot site in the city’s historic district. The suit threatens the food bank from

In response to a recent controversial lawsuit, 100+ Alameda Food Bank supporters turned out for a protest at the September 17 City Council meeting. Adam Gillitt reports from the animated meeting, where plaintiff Tod Hickman,

A lawsuit against the Alameda Food Bank’s new location may prevent it from feeding those in need, depending on how long the litigation lasts. On Tuesday, dozens rallied outside Alameda City Hall before the city council meeting in support of the food bank.

Alameda Food Bank is running into hurdles as it tries to renovate and build new home. Its executive director says the work may not be done before it has to vacate its current home. Also, there is now a lawsuit to try to stop the project completely.

A new lawsuit challenges the construction of an Alameda Food Bank (AFB) facility at Alameda Point. Among other complaints, the plaintiffs cite the "historic parking lot" on which the new facility would be constructed.