'No Kings' Day demonstrations draw millions across Bay Area, US

In the Bay Area, one of the first events of the day took place in Benicia, where a crowd of about 50 people at 9 a.m. grew to more than 150 within half an hour.

Bay Area 'No Kings' marches, rallies, and protests expected to draw hundreds of thousands Saturday

No Kings marches, rallies, and protests across the San Francisco Bay Area are planned for Saturday, March 28, as part of a nationwide day of action against what some say is an overreach of power and policies by President Trump and his administration.

Missing Oakland woman is a community fixture, coffee-shop owner

Missing posters with photos of Amy Hillyard line busy Grand Avenue in downtown Oakland, as well as on the window of Farley's East coffee shop, which she owns with her husband.

Survey finds deep distrust, safety concerns among Black Oakland residents

A new survey of Oakland residents is highlighting significant concerns among Black residents about trust in city government, public safety and the rising cost of living.

Coffee shop owner goes missing from Oakland, police asking for help

The Oakland Police Department have released a photo of a woman who has gone missing from the Cleveland Heights neighborhood.

H Mart opens new mega-store in Dublin: Here's what the fuss is about

The East Bay celebrated on Thursday the grand opening of a new H Mart, marking the arrival of one of the nation's largest Asian supermarket chains in Dublin. 

New restaurant planned for East Oakland In-N-Out site

The site of a former In-N-Out Burger in East Oakland near the airport is slated for a second act. 

Man secretly stealing via victims' Venmo apps near Oakland's Lake Merritt

 Victims are speaking out after being bilked by a man who secretly stole thousands of dollars via their Venmo apps as they walked near Oakland's Lake Merritt.

List: 'No Kings' anti-Trump protests happening around the Bay Area

A third ‘No Kings’ protest has been announced for Saturday, March 28. Organizers have announced events across the country, including dozens in the greater Bay Area. Here's what to know.

Berkeley delays vote on $2M Flock surveillance expansion

Berkeley is postponing a decision on whether to expand and renew its contract with the Flock surveillance system after a marathon city council meeting.

Oakland high schooler wins cash for attendance

An Oakland high school freshman is being recognized — and rewarded — for showing up.

Tractor trailer crashes, overturns on I-580 in Dublin, lanes blocked

The California Highway Patrol has issued a severe traffic alert on westbound Interstate 580 in Dublin Tuesday night. CHP says a jack-knifed tractor trailer overturned following a collision and is blocking three lanes of traffic. 

Hayward cop accused of trading protection for $1K, free sex pleads not guilty

A Hayward police officer has pleaded not guilty to charges that he accepted a $1,000 bribe and free sexual services in exchange for protecting an illegal brothel, prosecutors said.

Family of slain teacher vows to carry on her legacy after Oakland nightclub shooting

Family members of a schoolteacher killed in a shooting at a downtown Oakland nightclub spoke publicly for the first time Tuesday, saying they want to honor her memory by continuing her work of empowering students.

Oakland's interim police chief eyes permanent role leading department

Oakland's interim police chief sat down with KTVU to talk about the city's lowering crime rate, staffing challenges and his bid to serve permanently as police chief.

ICE, airports, and your legal rights
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While ICE has authority under federal law to make immigration arrests, that authority is not unlimited and must still comply with constitutional safeguards. Luis Cortes Romero, immigration attorney at Novo Legal Group, gives insight.

Power of bilingual: Oakland students share why French
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From building confidence to connecting with cultures around the world, at Francophone Charter School of Oakland, learning a second language is more than academics—it’s a pathway to opportunity. Claudia Lee, Francophone Executive Director, and students, Angeline and Noelle Dennett, share their story.

Oakland apartment fire that displaced 200 residents still unresolved

Tenants at at an Oakland apartment complex that burned in January are asking for relocation payments from their landlord. They say they are owed the money because there were code violations. The landlord says otherwise.