By Neil Gonzales A historic city-owned venue in Oakland that once hosted such famous acts as Elvis Presley and the Grateful Dead could again shine in the limelight. The long-shuttered Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center could return to life as a first-class space combining commercial, entertainment and community uses after the City Council during the […]
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