The Oakland Police Department reported the following activity April 5:
April 2012
Murdoch companies hacked into e-mails, not just phones
Sky News says hacking into the e-mails is “editorially justified … (and) a legitimate part of responsible journalism”
TRAVELIN’ MAINE(RS): Sporting camp adventure awaits in the North Woods
This is high-end comfort at reasonable prices, just the type of adventure that many of today’s travelers seek. Good food, historic camps, in the heart of the 100-mile wilderness.
BOOKS: ‘By Blood’: Gripping mystery, unwelcome guest
By Blood By Ellen Ullman Farrar, Straus & Giroux , $27 “By Blood,” a literary inquiry into identity and legacy, is a gripping mystery — remarkable, considering that little more happens than a man eavesdrops on a woman’s therapy sessions taking place next door. That man is a professor who has been placed on leave […]
US unemployment apps hit 4-year low
The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits fell to a four-year low last week, suggesting employers kept hiring in March at a healthy pace.
BOOKS: ‘Wild’: On the trail, hiker battles pain of loss — and the feet
Before I read “Wild,” I had never heard of the Pacific Crest Trail.
Now I want to hike it.
BOOKS: Film director offers life advice
Film director and comic-book geek extraordinaire Kevin Smith dispenses wisdom in his new book, a touching reflection on his life and career.
BOOKS: Best sellers for the week of April 5
Publishers Weekly best-selling books
BOOKS: ‘The Dead Witness’ focuses on early mystery writers
An excellent collection of short stories culled from the 19th-century popular press, “The Dead Witness” by Michael Sims shines a light on long-forgotten “mystery” writers such as Wilkie Collins, Alexandre Dumas Sr., Charles Dickens and Mark Twain.