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.

California School for the Deaf students push for highway signs

Students at the California School for the Deaf in Fremont are one step closer to their goal of getting new highway signs near their campus.

Oakland gets $14M in Homekey funds for homeless seniors

Oakland has been awarded over $14 million in state Homekey funds, which it will put toward housing for seniors experiencing homelessness, according to the city. 

Black Joy Parade shows out in Oakland's Black Business District

The Black Joy Parade took to Oakland's Black Business District on Sunday to celebrate Black culture and the end of Black History Month. 

2 dead 1 injured in shooting stemming from family disturbance in San Leandro

A family disturbance in an unincorporated area of San Leandro on Saturday left two men dead and one injured, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office said.     

At least 50 cars broken into in Berkeley

Police are investigating at least 50 car break-ins around West Berkeley. 

Berkeley's People's Park protesters dismantle 'free store,' organize pop-up resource

People's Park supporters dismantled their "free store" at the corner of Dwight Way and Telegraph Avenue last week after more than a month of occupying the space and distributing resources to community members in need.   

Oakland man convicted in Richmond house party shooting that killed 3

The Contra Costa County district attorney's office on Friday announced the conviction of an Oakland man who shot and killed three men and hurt four others at a Richmond house party in 2021. 

Oakland Zoo treats injured tiger cub

The Oakland Zoo has begun treating a tiger cub that has multiple improperly healed fractures and shows signs of malnourishment after being rescued.

Popular Oakland taco truck robbed at gunpoint

Police are investigating an armed robbery at a popular taco truck in East Oakland.

Suspect held after wild chase through 3 counties

A suspect wanted in a Vallejo assault was arrested after a wild pursuit through three counties.

Alameda Co. D.A. returns Oscar Grant's phones to his mother

Fifteen years after her son was shot and killed by a BART police officer at the Fruitvale station, Oscar Grant's mother finally got his cellphones back from the Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Thursday. 

San Leandro police chief leaves department under cloud after investigation

The San Leandro police chief who was under an investigation since fall for unknown reasons has left the department with no explanation about why.