Oakland’s iconic Waterfront Hotel, a cornerstone of Jack London Square for decades, has permanently closed its doors at the end of January, marking a significant loss for the city’s historic waterfront district. The hotel’s closure not only signifies the end of an era for a beloved local landmark but also serves as a stark reminder […]
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