A beloved Puerto Rican restaurant in Oakland is moving out of town. After serving the community for years, this is the last week La Perla will be open in Oakland’s Dimond district.

Flyers such as those distributed on Nov. 17 are especially egregious in a city with a majority Hispanic population made up of industrious folks.

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A rare Puerto Rican restaurant in the East Bay is leaving Oakland. La Perla Puerto Rican Cuisine is closing its Oakland restaurant this week and moving elsewhere in the Bay Area, ...

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All that spare time in Camp has led to some candid chats about life in the spotlight. Barry and Danny's first task as the new Camp leaders doesn't go down well with some of the Campmates.