Supreme Court Rules for LGBT Protections, But Activists Say More Work to Go
“It is impossible to discriminate against a person for being homosexual or transgender without discriminating against that individual based on sex,” he wrote.
Detroit Zoo Has Visits by Appointment
Our goal is to provide the great Zoo experience you love, while also creating an environment that is safe — not only for us humans but also for the animals who may be susceptible to contracting this virus.
Ferndale Restaurant Scene Revs Cautiously Back Up
But as the state lifts restrictions, the taste for more than take-out is growing again among customers who want a break from social isolation.
As COVID-19 Continues, County Releases New Map and Data
For all other COVID-19 questions, contact the COVID-19 Help Hotline at 248-858-1000 or hotline@oakgov.com.
2020 Candidate Interview: Karen Adams for County Commission 7th District
In the race for County Commissioner of the 7th District, incumbent Christine Long, a Republican, is on the ballot as well as challenger Karen Adams, a Democrat.
2020 Candidate Interview: Chuck Moss for County Commission 12th District
Candidates for County Commissioner of the 12th District are Democrat Kelly Dillaha and Republican Chuck Moss.
2020 Candidate Interview: Yolanda Charles for County Commission 17th District
Southfield, Oak Park, MI – In the race for County Commissioner of the 17th District, the candidates are Democrat Yolanda S. Charles, Republican Mordechai Klainberg, and Green Party Candidate Destiny Clayton. This position has a two year term. Election Day is Nov. 3, 2020.
2020 Candidate Interview: David Harrell for County Commission 20th District
Challenger David Harrell is unopposed in the Republican Primary.
Lake Orion Protest Affirms Black Lives Matter Movement
“I would like to see truly equal justice under the law. I think that it has become clear to everyone that there are different rules for those with power and privilege and those without.
Royal Oakers Stand Up to Racism
Among the organizers of the peaceful protest was Keesha Honeybee, She not only dennounced the recent violence directed at black American men and women, but also questioned how individuals would proceed with changing the way people of color are treated.
Administration’s COVID Response, Based on Core Values, Has Ferndale Setting the Example
Before diving into the decisions, the City Manager shared how important it was that the City’s values be at the core of every decision made, even in times of emergency.
2020 Candidate Interview: David Staudt for County Commission 9th District
In the race for County Commission in the 9th District, Republican David (Dave) Staudt is unopposed in the Aug. 4 Primary.
2020 Candidate Interview: Eileen Kowall for County Commissioner 6th District
In Oakland County’s 6th District, County Commissioner Eileen Kowall is running for reelection. Democrat Jeffrey Long is also on the ballot.
More Businesses to Open Under Michigan’s Safe Start Plan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today signed Executive Orders 2020-114 and 2020-115 to reopen more regions and economic sectors under the MI Safe Start Plan
MOGO is Here: Bike Rentals in Ferndale, Royal Oak…
In addition to expanding its service, MoGo also announced changes to its passes and pricing, making bike share easier and more convenient
Royal Oakers Gather at Courthouse to Oppose Racism
In the midst of the stories, examples and speeches was a painfully awkward silence of eight minutes and 46 seconds.
Playgrounds in Oakland County May Be Used Again Friday
The County Health division is providing a day of preparation and recommends that playground operators utilize signage and other methods to remind visitors of the COVID-19 Health protocols which include practicing social distancing…
Stay Home, Stay Safe Order Comes to End, Here’s What’s Able to Open and When
Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-110, rescinding her Safer at Home order and moving the entire state to phase four of the MI Safe Start Plan.
Happy Birthday Oakland County Times!
Thank you everyone who is part of this site, from those that share tips and photos, to those who share links, and those who chip in. This is definitely a unique time to be fighting for local journalism.
2020 Candidate Interview: Debbie Binder for West Bloomfield Township Clerk
In the race for West Bloomfield Township Clerk, incumbent Debbie Binder is unopposed.