Art Howe, former Oakland Athletics manager, in ICU
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Art Howe, a former manager of the Oakland A's, has been put in an ICU due to an coronavirus infection.

This Day in Sports History: May 14

KTVU's Joe Fonzi has This Day in Sports History for May 14.

Competing through COVID-19: axe throwing finds its niche

The Quarantine Axe Throwing League (QATL) is an extension of the surprisingly popular World Axe throwing league. And it’s kind of exploding.

This Day in Sports History: May 13

KTVU's Joe Fonzi has This Day in Sports History for May 13.

Oakland Skyline HS athlete named OUSD's first ever CIF Scholar-Athlete of the Year

A senior from Skyline High School in Oakland has been named the female winner of the California Interscholastic Federation's Scholar-Athlete of the Year, becoming the first-ever student from the Oakland Unified School District to receive the honor.

Kobe Bryant's sports academy retires "Mamba" nickname

The Southern California sports academy previously co-owned by Kobe Bryant has retired his “Mamba” nickname and rebranded itself nearly four months after the basketball icon's death in a helicopter crash.

This Day in Sports History: May 12

Joe Fonzi with the May 12 edition of This Day in Sports History.

This Day in Sports History: May 11

Joe Fonzi delivers the May 11 edition of This Day in Sports History.

AP source: MLB owners approve plan to start season in July

Major League Baseball operations had been previously suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and it was unclear when, and if, gameplay would resume in 2020.

This Day in Sports History: May 6

Joe Fonzi delivers the May 6 edition of This Day in Sports History.

This Day in Sports History: May 5

Joe Fonzi delivers the May 5 edition of This Day in Sports History.

Warriors announce $250K to Oakland, SF schools, as teachers get surprise Warriors visit

Some teachers in San Francisco and Oakland got a special surprise on Monday, along with word of financial assistance to help them better connect with students amid ongoing distant learning efforts.

This Day in Sports History: May 4

Joe Fonzi delivers the May 4 edition of This Day in Sports History.

Legendary Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula dies at 90

Don Shula, who won the most games of any NFL coach and led the Miami Dolphins to the only perfect season in league history, died Monday at his home, the team said. He was 90.

This Day in Sports History: May 1

KTVU's Joe Fonzi has This Day in Sports History for May 1.