Oakland police release video of Internal Affairs sergeant shooting armed suspect
Oakland police have released a compilation of surveillance videos the day an Internal Affairs sergeant shot and killed an armed man.
Oakland police have released a compilation of surveillance videos the day an Internal Affairs sergeant shot and killed an armed man.
Hundreds of flights delayed at SFO
More than 300 flights were delayed at San Francisco's airport on Monday, plus dozens more at the airports in San Jose and Oakland.
More than 300 flights were delayed at San Francisco's airport on Monday, plus dozens more at the airports in San Jose and Oakland.
Colonial Donuts in Oakland robbed again, owners lash out at city leadership
Colonial Donuts on Lakeshore Avenue in Oakland was robbed again.
Colonial Donuts on Lakeshore Avenue in Oakland was robbed again.
Cold case: 25 years since man killed in Berkeley hit-and-run
It's been 25 years since a Bay Area man was struck by a car in a hit-and-run in Berkeley.
It's been 25 years since a Bay Area man was struck by a car in a hit-and-run in Berkeley.
Sideshows reported in three Bay Area cities overnight
Sideshows were reported in three Bay Area cities on Saturday night including Oakland, Vallejo and San Francisco.
Sideshows were reported in three Bay Area cities on Saturday night including Oakland, Vallejo and San Francisco.
Family still searching for answers 25 years after deadly Berkeley hit and run
It's been 25 years since Rick DeVecchi's death, and his family is still searching for answers.
It's been 25 years since Rick DeVecchi's death, and his family is still searching for answers.
15th annual Oakland Posada brings holiday cheer to Fruitvale
For hours on Saturday, kids and their parents played games, met Santa, picked out toys and ate cotton candy in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, for free thanks to Oakland Posada.
For hours on Saturday, kids and their parents played games, met Santa, picked out toys and ate cotton candy in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood, for free thanks to Oakland Posada.
Oakland man pleads guilty for attempting to illegally export weapons to Middle East
An Oakland man pleaded guilty to attempting to illegally export firearms and night-vision rifle scopes to the Middle East, federal prosecutors said Friday.
An Oakland man pleaded guilty to attempting to illegally export firearms and night-vision rifle scopes to the Middle East, federal prosecutors said Friday.
Train crushes BMW after driver allegedly goes around downed arm in Oakland
The train conductor told police that the BMW driver went around the arm that was lowered down to warn drivers of the train.
The train conductor told police that the BMW driver went around the arm that was lowered down to warn drivers of the train.
Night of healing and remembrance for families of homicide and gun violence victims in Oakland
Friday was a night of healing and remembrance for families who've lost loved ones to violence in Oakland. A mother whose twin sons were shot and killed hosted this annual event.
Friday was a night of healing and remembrance for families who've lost loved ones to violence in Oakland. A mother whose twin sons were shot and killed hosted this annual event.
Restaurateur chased, robbed at gunpoint before flipping car over in Oakland
A restaurant owner was chased, rammed, robbed of his gun and shot at along Lakeshore Avenue in Oakland on Friday morning.
A restaurant owner was chased, rammed, robbed of his gun and shot at along Lakeshore Avenue in Oakland on Friday morning.
Pair in stolen truck lead police on chase from American Canyon to Oakland throwing tools out window
Police chased two stolen car suspects from American Canyon to Oakland early Friday morning, which landed two people in custody.
Police chased two stolen car suspects from American Canyon to Oakland early Friday morning, which landed two people in custody.
Alameda agrees to pay $11M to son of man who died while police restrained him
The city of Alameda on Thursday agreed to pay $11 million to the son of Mario Gonzalez, who died after officers pinned him down and placed him face down on the ground for several minutes.
The city of Alameda on Thursday agreed to pay $11 million to the son of Mario Gonzalez, who died after officers pinned him down and placed him face down on the ground for several minutes.
Free roller skating, other creative programs launch in Oakland
City leaders said they're using innovative and creative ideas – and paying for them with grant money – to make Oakland safer for residents and business owners.
City leaders said they're using innovative and creative ideas – and paying for them with grant money – to make Oakland safer for residents and business owners.
Frustrated teachers fill Pleasanton school board meeting, threaten strike
Pleasanton teachers spelled out their dissatisfaction on signs they held up at the school board meeting, as they called for better pay, health care benefits, and smaller class sizes, on the eve of contract mediation talks that are set to resume Friday from 9 a.m. through 3 p.m.
Pleasanton teachers spelled out their dissatisfaction on signs they held up at the school board meeting, as they called for better pay, health care benefits, and smaller class sizes, on the eve of contract mediation talks that are set to resume Friday from 9 a.m. through 3 p.m.
8th night of Hanukkah celebrated despite menorah vandalism in Oakland
The Jewish Center for Chabad held a gathering at the Piedmont Community Hall on Thursday, where Rabbi Dovid Labkowski lit a giant menorah to celebrate the 8th night of Hanukkah.
The Jewish Center for Chabad held a gathering at the Piedmont Community Hall on Thursday, where Rabbi Dovid Labkowski lit a giant menorah to celebrate the 8th night of Hanukkah.
Muslims, Jews tell stories of being victims of hate as Middle East war rages
Both Jews and Muslims find themselves targets of hate, as high emotions from Israeli-Hamas war spill over into Bay Area.
Both Jews and Muslims find themselves targets of hate, as high emotions from Israeli-Hamas war spill over into Bay Area.
Jewish, Arab, Muslim groups often at odds, unite to replace vandalized menorah in Oakland
A show of solidarity in Oakland after a menorah at Lake Merritt was vandalized and thrown into the water, brought a rare gathering of groups which often are at odds, to the site on Wednesday night for a dedication and re-lighting of a new menorah in its place.
A show of solidarity in Oakland after a menorah at Lake Merritt was vandalized and thrown into the water, brought a rare gathering of groups which often are at odds, to the site on Wednesday night for a dedication and re-lighting of a new menorah in its place.
Oakland officials say crime has reduced, NAACP disputes claim
Oakland police announced on Wednesday that their crime-reduction efforts are working, despite the NAACP issuing a scathing op-ed that said residents are afraid and do not feel safe.
Oakland police announced on Wednesday that their crime-reduction efforts are working, despite the NAACP issuing a scathing op-ed that said residents are afraid and do not feel safe.
Menorah dismantled, thrown into Oakland's Lake Merritt
A menorah placed at Lake Merritt in Oakland was dismantled and thrown into the water early Wednesday morning.
A menorah placed at Lake Merritt in Oakland was dismantled and thrown into the water early Wednesday morning.