Oakland Pride parade and festival aims to bring joy to The Town

Thousands of people filled the streets of downtown Oakland on Sunday afternoon as the city hosted its 16th annual Pride parade and festival.

Good Samaritan shot during struggle in TJ Maxx parking lot in Alameda

A good Samaritan ended up in the hospital Saturday after being shot outside a TJ Maxx store in Alameda while trying to help someone who was involved in a struggle with the suspect.

Oakland to pay police ‘ghost chase’ victims $17M

The City of Oakland has agreed to pay $17 million to four family members who were injured in an unauthorized police "ghost chase" that also killed  a 28-year-old relative.

How advocates say Oakland's AI 'innovation campus' would be different than other data centers

'INNOVATION CAMPUS': An Oakland building that once housed a supercomputer facility is now the proposed site for a new tech project — though advocates reject the notion that it's a data center.

Oakland PRIDE: what to know
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Oakland pride is kicking off with a vibrant parade through downtown this weekend. The parade is from 10:30AM to Noon  Sunday, August 16.

Bay Area swimmer crosses Strait of Gibraltar, on verge of breaking world record

A Bay Area athlete completed a grueling open-water marathon swim across the punishing Strait of Gibraltar, bringing her one step closer to becoming the youngest person to achieve a feat reached by only about 50 people in the world.

San Leandro earthquake felt throughout Bay Area

An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.8 struck near San Leandro on Thursday morning, and while there were no immediate reports of damage, people all over the Bay Area reported feeling the shaking.

Oakland pays $17M for death following police 'ghost chase'

The city of Oakland has agreed to pay the family of a 28-year-old man killed at a taco truck during an unauthorized police "ghost chase" $17 million – among the highest legal settlements in city history. 

Body cam: Oakland police kill man with makeshift spears

Oakland police released new body-camera and surveillance video on Wednesday documenting a fatal police shooting of a man armed with two homemade spears – the third officer-involved shooting this year. 

Oakland sues landlord over broken elevators at downtown apartment building

The Oakland City Attorney is joining a legal battle against a downtown landlord after elderly and disabled residents were left without working elevators for weeks.

Woman killed in Fremont apartment fire

A woman died after a fire at a Fremont apartment complex Wednesday morning, according to fire officials.

South Hayward Parish Food Pantry to close after more than 50 years of service

First Presbyterian Church announced on Monday that it will be closing the South Hayward Parish Food Pantry after 50 years of serving the community. The pantry will close its doors on Aug. 14.

Oakland 7-Eleven workers speak out after group loots store

A crowd of young people stormed an Oakland 7-Eleven over the weekend, stealing merchandise and damaging the store, according to workers who said they now fear for their safety.

Developer unveils plans for AI data center in Oakland

Plans were unveiled for a brand-new 20,000-square-foot artificial intelligence data center in downtown Oakland, sparking debate among local residents over economic growth and environmental impacts.

14-year-old Bay Area track star returns from Junior Olympics with a gold

A Bay Area teen earned a gold medal in the Junior Olympics for track and field in Southern California this month, emerging as a national champion and solidifying her standing as one of the nation’s top sprinters in her age group.