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There are many resources available to you at the library.
A full list of all of our digital resources, including eBooks and eAudio, streaming movies and music, homework help, research assistance, and online learning resources.
Online tutorials will teach you how to download our eBooks, use our research databases, set up social media accounts, and more.
Free access to thousands of music, dance, and theatre performances, covering hundreds of genres and content ranging from instruction to performance.
Need help choosing what to read next? Get customized recommendations to find the perfect book!
Tools for veterans, including live resume coaching, live interview coaching, and assistance completing unemployment benefits forms.
Get the detailed information you need to tackle vehicle maintenance and repairs.
Discover local resources serving urgent needs such as food, shelter, showers, and support.
Craftsy is your online resource for all creative makers, where you can find everything you need – from basic instruction to advanced techniques.
Use your library card to get instant online access to free and low-cost tickets to museums, science centers, zoos and more.
Information regarding ebooks and downloadable audio.
You’re bound to find a class that piques your interest with Gale Courses. These classes are held entirely online, led by expert instructors and completely free with your library card!
Ready to look for a new job, change careers, or strengthen your skillset? These websites can help!
Effective July 1, 2024, the Lawyer in the Library program has been discontinued by the Alameda County Bar Association (ACBA). Free and low-cost legal services can be obtained at any of the organizations listed on the Legal Access Alameda website at https://lawlibrary.acgov.org/legal-aid-organizations/
Online tutorials, practice tests, and e-books to help patrons of all ages. Find job search and workplace skills improvement, skill building in reading, writing, math, and basic science, career certification and licensure exam prep, college and grad school entrance test prep, GED® test prep, and more.
Navigate legal matters of all kinds with reliable “how-to” information and thousands of federal, multi-state and state-specific legal forms.
Local and national news, obituaries and death notices, and more from the East Bay Times, San Francisco Chronicle, New York Times, and more.
Learn conversational skills and grammar for over 80 languages through live, teacher-led classes or self-directed courses. Also featuring ProCitizen, with practice tests and over 100 videos with interactive exercises to prepare new citizens for the Naturalization Test.
Resources for homework help, health and wellness, current events, and more.
Rosetta Stone offers libraries and their patrons the proven immersion method. The award-winning interactive approach has been used by millions of learners around the world and now is accessible in the library or anywhere, anytime.
Tutor.com provides on-demand tutoring, homework help, test preparation and writing assistance for students in grades K-12 in over 40 subjects. Live tutors are available 1:00 pm - 10:00 pm. You can also use their practice quizzes and SkillsCenter Resource Library to study 24/7.
California public libraries, in partnership with the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet), are working to connect veterans and their families to benefits and services for which they are eligible.
Using the same expert information found in The World Book Encyclopedia, World Book Online has unique content and features for kids, teens, and adults.
Reading apps for kids & teens
Reading apps can help kids learn to read and practice reading. And they're convenient for busy families who want to encourage reading engagement on the go!
Check out the latest additions to the library collection!