Labor trouble at Port of Oakland, concerns of strike

Negotiations between the port workers union and the companies that employ them have gone on for 13 months with no wage agreement in sight. The port is one of the Bay Area's biggest economic engines, directly supporting 38,000 jobs, and a strike may occur.

Thieves use key fob amplifier to access Oakland woman's car

An Oakland woman is warning the public after thieves were caught on camera hacking into her car's alarm system. Dave Detling reports.

I-680 southbound lanes to close near Pleasanton for weekend

Drivers in the East Bay will not have access to a stretch of southbound I-680 near Pleasanton this weekend due to road work.

Exonerated men sue Oakland, police officer over witness bribery

Two men on Thursday filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against an Oakland homicide detective and the City after they were exonerated of murder.

Driver shoots teacher's car in frightening Oakland road rage encounter

A woman shared her story of a frightening encounter on the city streets of uptown Oakland. She said her ordeal stemmed from a road rage incident that escalated to a driver firing his gun at her car.

Crow divebombing people in Oakland's Preservation Park

Perched at the top of a towering pine tree in Oakland’s Preservation Park is a pair of crows that witnesses say, have been divebombing people in the plaza for the past week. 

Jasper Wu case: murder suspects appear in court, charges reduced in toddler's slaying

The two men accused of killing toddler Jasper Wu in a shootout on a Bay Area freeway no longer face the possibility of life without parole or a death sentence after prosecutors reduced the charges against them.

Prideful peacock graces Oakland hills with plumage, great presence

There was a bit of an unusual sight captured on video and in still images in the Oakland hills on Thursday. A peafowl, in all its elegant glory, was seen perched from its vantage point, looking contemplative as it gazes at the city and hills below. 

Oakland police chief search hasn't started; critics say commission is dysfunctional

It's been four months since Mayor Sheng Thao fired the city's police chief – and there's no timeframe on when Oakland will get a new top cop. Much of the blame is pointed at the dysfunction of the police commission.

Port of Oakland halts operations after worker dies on job

The Port of Oakland shut down for the day after a crane operator was found unresponsive and died on Tuesday, sources told KTVU. 

Bay Fair BART station closed for person on tracks

The Bay Fair BART station was closed for about two hours Wednesday afternoon after a person entered the trackway.

Garbage truck near Sunol flips over, blocks I-680

An overturned semi-truck carrying loads of garbage flipped over on its side Wednesday morning near Sunol, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Oakland A's snubbed by Nevada Legislature: the T-Shirt Rebellion

The Oakland A's activist fan base is stepping up the pressure to convince team owner John Fisher, that he should sell his team to an owner who truly wants the A's to be rooted in Oakland. 

Deaths of mother, 2 kids in Fremont called murder-suicide by police

Fremont police say that a woman killed her 1-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter before taking her own life in the family's apartment yesterday.

Woman and two children found dead in Fremont apartment

Yellow tape surrounded the apartment complex where Fremont police officers made a tragic discovery Monday afternoon.

Wildlife photographer robbed at gunpoint in Oakland hills

A nature photographer, admired for his skills, was robbed at gunpoint of his personal belongings - including an expensive camera - in the Oakland hills.