'I feel violated': String of Temescal Alley shops burglarized in Oakland
A string of small businesses in Oakland's Temescal Alley has become the latest target of thieves.
Four candidates for Oakland police chief vacancy address public at forum
The Oakland Police Commission held a community forum Thursday night, to introduce the public to four police chief candidates topping their list.
Oakland non-profit fighting to give incarcerated people a voice
A non-profit group in Oakland says it's focused on building a movement. Legal Services for Prisoners with Children says it organizes communities impacted by the criminal justice system and is fighting for the human and civil rights of incarcerated people and their families.
East Bay clinic provides more than just healthcare to youth, teens and young adults
A nonprofit clinic has been providing medical services for youth, teens, and young adults in Oakland for six years.
Critical vote ahead for Alameda County recall rules as DA fights removal effort
Alameda County voters are not voting Tuesday on whether to recall District Attorney Pamela Price, but what they will decide is whether to align the county's outdated recall procedures with those of the state.
Oakland police investigate shooting that left 1 injured
Authorities are investigating a shooting that occurred in Oakland Thursday afternoon.
Oakland Roots soccer team renews and expands partnership with KTVU
Oakland Roots and Soul Sports Club and KTVU have renewed and expanded their partnership for 2024.
Multiple Oakland car windows smashed near Jack London Square
It's not an unusual sight anymore in Oakland: Drivers woke up to find that someone had smashed their car windows, leaving glass shattered on the street and emotions shaken up in the process.
Steph and Ayesha Curry's former Oakland penthouse up for sale
Steph and Ayesha Curry's former luxury penthouse in Oakland has hit the market for $1.7 million.
Bill Pickett Rodeo celebrates 40 years honoring Black cowboys
Rowell Ranch is host to many rodeos in the Bay Area including one long-standing event that is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo.
Iconic Chevy's in Emeryville set to close after 25 years
Chevy's Fresh Mex in Emeryville is expected to close April 16 after 25 years in business.
Highland dermatologist changing status quo on skin diseases in Black patients
Research shows skin diseases are often overlooked in black patients because they look so different on skin of color. A dermatologist at Wilma Chan Highland Hospital is working to change that.
Relative political newcomer trying to unseat longtime Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley
Jennifer Esteen, a relative political newcomer, is running against long-time Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley to represent Castro Valley, most of Pleasanton and large parts of Oakland on the Board of Supervisors in the March 5 election.
4th man charged with murder of Oakland police officer Tuan Le
A fourth suspect is now charged with murder in the shooting death of Oakland police officer Tuan Le.
Oakland Police Commission unveils new list of police chief candidates
The Oakland Police Commission unveiled a new slate of candidates for the city's next police chief on Tuesday after Mayor Sheng Thao rejected the commission's initial picks.
Berkeley woman dies weeks after being hit by car while jogging
Ask anyone who lives there, and they’ll tell you the intersection of Marin Avenue and Oxford Street in the Berkeley Hills is dangerous.
Mountain lion spotted in Livermore neighborhood
Home surveillance video shows a mountain lion walking across the front lawn of a home in Livermore Sunday. Experts said the animal is a juvenile male, likely looking for food and to establish its own territory. They said sighting in the East Bay are rare.
Reflecting on Oscar Grant: 15 years of remembering and resilience
Fifteen years ago on Jan. 1, 2009, Oscar Grant was killed at the Fruitvale BART station by a former BART police officer. It was a killing that sent shockwaves not just through Oakland, but the country. These shockwaves are still felt years later.
White House security concerns about cranes affects Oakland's port
The Biden administration says that cranes made by a Chinese company, which are used at the Port of Oakland, pose a cybersecurity risk.
Police seek help in locating 'at-risk' 68-year-old Oakland woman
Oakland police on Tuesday asked the public's help in the search for a 68-year-old woman.