New allegations against former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao

Federal prosecutors have revealed new allegations in the ongoing federal corruption case involving former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and California Waste Solutions, the city's recycling contractor.

A look at Alameda County's highest payouts and settlements

Alameda County has paid $267 million to settle lawsuits and award plaintiffs following jury verdicts since 2000, with the highest award – $36 million – paid out a few months ago, according to an analysis of data obtained through the county counsel's office and additional KTVU reporting. 

Police activity near Fremont senior living home
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Aerial video from SkyFox shows multiple police cars and officers in the area of Walnut Avenue between California Street and Fremont Boulevard.

Mistah F.A.B arrested after July 4 video sparks illegal fireworks investigation

Mistah F.A.B. – whose legal name is Stanley Cox – was booked into the Santa Rita Jail on suspicion of possessing fireworks and receiving stolen property.

Two Bay Area women detained by ICE at airports

Two Bay Area women are in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after being detained at separate airports this week in incidents that were captured on camera.

Wood Tavern, beloved neighborhood restaurant, Oakland fixture, to close its doors after 20 years

The Wood Tavern in Oakland, a neighborhood staple where friends have gathered, families have celebrated, and the community has connected, has announced it is closing after 20 years in business.

Popular restaurant worker in Berkeley severely assaulted, left unconscious

A popular restaurant worker in Berkeley is facing a long road to recovery after his family says he was beaten, robbed, and left unconscious after he left work.

Former Livermore Little League player drafted by Kansas City Royals

From playing on the Livermore Little League team to playing high school and collegiate baseball, Tanner Griffith's love and dedication to baseball got him drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 11th round.

Oakland Unified School District to implement full cell phone ban

The OUSD board voted in June to enforce its own “bell-to-bell" cell phone ban, which will prevent students from using their phones during or between classes and during lunch periods.

North Oakland bus stop shooting leaves man dead

The victim was found at a bus stop in North Oakland on Martin Luther King Jr. Way near 43rd Street

Little Fire: Residents return home after evacuation orders lifted

Residents were allowed back into their homes Wednesday after authorities lifted all evacuation orders around a vegetation fire burning in the Sunol Valley.

Oakland teen builds basketball court and coaches youth in India

An Oakland teenager is bringing his passion for sports to children thousands of miles away, using basketball to bridge cultural and language divides in India.

Sunol vegetation fire triggers evacuations

A vegetation fire in Sunol Valley prompted evacuation orders Tuesday as firefighters worked to contain the fast-moving blaze, authorities said.

Plans for the first Costco in this East Bay city move ahead

An East Bay city makes a big step toward getting its first Costco as plans move forward for a new warehouse store on a long vacant property.

Oakland City Council to consider stronger immigrant protections

The Oakland City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on a proposed ordinance that would strengthen protections for immigrants by limiting city cooperation with federal civil immigration enforcement.