Access the Wall Street Journal from anywhere! You will need to set up an account with an email address and password. From there, you will get a 3-day pass for free access, that you may renew indefinitely.
This easy-to-remember link will help you access and renew access: https://oaklandlibrary.org/wsj
Over 3,700 credible, vetted U.S. news sources. Search for current events, business, health, education, political and social issues, and more. Includes full-text access to current issues of the East Bay Times and San Francisco Chronicle.
The Black Panther was the official newspaper for the Black Panther Party. It was founded by Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale in 1967 and ran through 1980 printing 537 issues.
A free source of digitized California newspapers (1846 to present).
Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more from your local library for free! Libby is the library reading app from OverDrive. Check-out up to 20 loans per month and up to 12 holds at a time.
For access to the New York Times, you will need to set up your account with an email address. From there, you will get a 3-day pass for free access, that you may renew indefinitely.
This easy-to-remember link will help you access and renew access: oaklandlibrary.org/nytimes
Database that allows users to browse by topics currently in the news, then find relevant articles. Good starting point for student research.
The world's largest collection of online newspapers. Includes issues of the Oakland Tribune between 1874 and 1977. Available on site only.
Available for in-library use only
Source has a large online catalog of newspapers from California. Issues of the Oakland Tribune between 1874 and 1977 are in this collection.
Oakland and East Bay articles from local newspapers and magazines.
Full-text of articles since September 14, 2001.
Offers primary source material essential to the study of African-American history, politics, culture and the arts, experiences that were often excluded or marginalized in mainstream media.
This source gives you access to current and archived issues (1985-current).
Access the Wall Street Journal from anywhere! You will need to set up an account with an email address and password. From there, you will get a 3-day pass for free access, that you may renew indefinitely.
This easy-to-remember link will help you access and renew access: https://oaklandlibrary.org/wsj
