Alameda family convicted of food stamp fraud through Oakland convenience store

An Alameda family has been convicted of defrauding the government of food stamp money. The crime allegedly occurred from the convenience store the family owned on International Boulevard in Oakland.

Alameda athlete wins USA Track and Field Championship race

Cooper Teare, a track star from Alameda, won the highly anticipated USA men's 1,500 meter race in Oregon on Saturday, earning a spot in the World Championship race.

Memorial for Mario Gonzalez burned in Alameda park

An altar created to remember Mario Gonzalez, who died in Alameda police custody, has been burned down. Some think it was intentional.

Alameda City Council approves guaranteed basic income pilot program

Alameda City Council on Tuesday passed a guaranteed basic income pilot program. The council approved the program in a 3 to 2 vote. The program is designed to help low-income Alameda residents. 

Elderly couple dies from injuries sustained in Alameda house fire

An elderly couple who was critically injured in a house fire in Alameda has died from their injuries, a fire official confirmed. The couple's grandson was also wounded in the fire.

2nd autopsy says Mario Gonzalez died of restraint asphyxia, not methamphetamine

A second autopsy commissioned by a civil rights law firm says that Mario Gonzalez died last spring because of restraint asphyxia after three officers put their body weight on him – and he did not die of methamphetamine because he didn't have enough of the drug in his system.

DA declines to charge Alameda police for death of Mario Gonzalez

The Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Thursday determined there would be no charges against the officers involved in the death of 26-year-old Mario Gonzalez, according to the officers' attorney.

USPS job fair in Alameda attracts hundreds of job applicants

The United States Postal Service job fair in Alameda attracted more than 200 applicants who were seeking more traditional and stable types of jobs.

Alameda police crack 1977 cold case where Korean war veteran stabbed at home

Alameda police said Richard Curley Bernard - a serial burglar and rapist – was identified as the suspect in the March 16, 1977, stabbing death of Richard Bischel, Sr., 43, a veteran of the Korean War.

Alameda home engulfed in flames in early morning fire

A fire broke out in an Alameda home early Sunday. Crews were at the scene on the 1300 block of Clinton Avenue.

East Bay Tesla club collecting donations for Ukraine refugees

With their low-noise, souped up cars, the dozens of Tesla owners meet up monthly for a coffee and hang out at the Whisk Creations Pastry and Coffee shop in Alameda. Sunday morning, the meet up was much more significant.

DUI suspect charged with killing former KTVU news director Fred Zehnder

Michael Alexander Williams, 31, was charged with vehicular manslaughter and drunk driving in a deadly crash that took the life of former KTVU news director Fred Zehnder.

USS Hornet exhibit honors Black American achievements in military and space

The USS Hornet is honoring Black History month with a special display that highlights the achievements of African-Americans in the military and space. 

Too soon? Reactions to California's lifting of mask mandate

California's indoor masking requirement is set to expire February 15. Monday afternoon, state officials announced they will not extend it. But this move doesn't mean face coverings are a thing of the past.