SAN LEANDRO, CA — On Good Friday, civil rights attorney and former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price called for urgent accountability following the release of disturbing video footage showing San Leandro police officers assaulting and kidnapping Shaquille Coleman, an unhoused Black man, despite determining he had committed no crime.

Statement From Civil Rights Attorney Pamela Price, Former Alameda County District Attorney and Current Alameda County District Attorney Candidate

OAKLAND, CA — A newly released investigative report from the Criminal Law & Justice Center at UC Berkeley School of Law found that the resentencing program initiated under former District Attorney Nancy O’Malley and expanded under former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price saved California taxpayers tens of millions of dollars while maintaining public safety—raising new questions about the political forces, narratives, and media coverage surrounding Price’s 2024 recall.

Civil Rights Icon Backs Price as “Justice Seeker” as
  Campaign Highlights Accountability, Public Safety, and Equal Justice.

OAKLAND, CA — Pamela Price, the lead plaintiff in the landmark 1977 Alexander (Price) v. Yale case—the first to establish sexual harassment as sex discrimination under Title IX— has a powerful endorsement from pioneering legal scholar Catharine A. MacKinnon, whose legal theory made the case possible.

Candidate for Alameda County District Attorney 2026

I have long been clear about one fundamental truth: public safety and constitutional rights go hand in hand — and accountability applies to everyone who exercises power.