More than 200 Oakland businesses are prepared to go on 'strike' next week in an effort to bring attention to how crime is hurting their bottom lines. Andrea Nakano reports. (9-22-23)
More than 200 Oakland businesses are prepared to go on"strike" next week in an effort to bring attention to how crime is hurting their bottom lines. Andrea Nakano reports.
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