Oakland zoo staff checks condor health

One of Oakland Zoo's hospital keepers, Nikki, is seen on video releasing a condor back into the wild after the bird passed her check-up.

1 dead after vehicle overturns on I-580

At least one person is confirmed dead after a vehicle overturned along Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland early Sunday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.   

Man found dead near Highway 980 in Oakland

The California Highway Patrol said officers found a dead pedestrian near Interstate Highway 980 in Oakland early Saturday morning.

Parents warned about scam calls demanding ransom for 'kidnapped' children

The Oakland Unified School District is warning the public about alleged scam calls that attempt to extort money from parents by making it seem like their children have been kidnapped.

Driver shot while traveling through Oakland

A driver was shot in Oakland Thursday night, according to the Oakland Police department.

Former OPD chief LeRonne Armstrong's new role taps into athletic roots

Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong opened up about his life after his controversial termination as the department's top cop nine months ago.

Gov. Newsom appoints Oscar Grant's uncle to police accountability board

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Thursday he has appointed Cephus "Uncle Bobby" Johnson, the uncle of Oscar Grant, to a police accountability board. 

MLB owners set to vote on A's relocation

Major League Baseball owners are set to vote on Thursday on the proposed relocation of the Oakland A's to Las Vegas. 

Oakland high school faces controversy after Palestinian flag flown

Controversy around the conflict between Israel and Hamas persists in the Bay Area. On Tuesday, an Oakland high school faced criticism after a Palestinian flag was flown above the school.

Body found in suitcase floating in Lake Merritt identified

The victim whose remains were discovered inside a suitcase floating in Oakland's Lake Merritt has been identified.

Protesters occupy Oakland Federal Building, call for ceasefire in Gaza

Several hundred people took over the rotunda inside the Oakland Federal Building on Monday and hundreds refused to leave. The protest, tied to the war in the Middle East, ended with demonstrators either arrested or detained.

United Against Hate Week faces increasing challenges from groups around the world

As the many nations gather here to discuss improving the world's economic outlook, the specter of hate here and worldwide is a big part of life even in this advanced age. Some people are waging war against hate.

College of Marin hosts the second annual Don Barksdale invitational
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LyRyan Russell, head men's basketball coach at the College of Marin, joins KTVU to discuss the legacy and historic career of Don Barksdale. Barksdale, an Oakland-native, helped break racial barriers when he played in the NBA in the 1950s, he was also one of the Bay Area's first Black DJs and television hosts.