3 worker deaths at San Leandro company take center stage at California hearing

The deaths of three workers at a San Leandro company in the span of eight years - first exposed by KTVU – took center stage at a California hearing, where state lawmakers questioned government workplace agency leaders and vowed to make changes to increase employee safety. 

Homes scorched in San Leandro fire

Firefighters learned at the scene that the fire had started outside the two homes before extending into the structures’ attics.

Car fire on I-580 near Altamont Pass spreads to vegetation

A car fire caused major traffic delays Friday near the Altamont Pass after flames spread to nearby vegetation, officials said.

Warriors unveil refreshed Oakland park with help from NBA legends

The Golden State Warriors unveiled newly renovated basketball courts at Oakland’s Mosswood Park. NBA legends Gary Payton Sr. and Festus Ezeli joined community partners to inspire local youth with a message of hope and discipline.

Oakland music school sued for alleged sex abuse by choir director

Once an internationally recognized and award-winning youth choir, Oakland-based Pacific Boychoir Academy, was hit with a lawsuit by former students. 

Oakland hires parolees to clean city freeways

A three-year, $12.4 million contract will fund the initiative under the Golden State Works Program, providing Oakland residents on parole with steady employment.

Barbara Lee has been Oakland's mayor for 100 days

Barbara Lee has now been Oakland's leader for 100 days: The longtime congresswoman continues to face challenges of low police staffing, homelessness and blight, and threats from the federal government.

Bay Area Catholics 'shocked and very saddened' by Minneapolis school shooting

Bay Area Catholics are praying along with their brothers and sisters in Minneapolis, after a shooter opened fire in a Catholic school there Wednesday while children were celebrating Mass. Two people were killed and 17 others injured.

1 killed in West Oakland shooting

The shooting happened just before 5 p.m. in the 700 block of 17th and Brush streets.

Oakland police seize more than 100 vehicles allegedly connected to sideshows

Oakland Police Department released a statement about how they are taking sideshows seriously and have new numbers on how many vehicles, allegedly connected to the illegal shows, have been seized.

Oakland residents call for change after massive Piedmont Avenue sideshow

People who live in one Oakland neighborhood said a large sideshow that went sideways is causing them to worry about it happening again.

Popular Raising Cane's chain coming to these 4 Bay Area cities

A fast food restaurant with a growing cult-like following is expanding its presence in the Bay Area. Four Bay Area cities are getting a new Cane's.

Catholic Charities East Bay warns of immigration scams
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Mario Alioto, CEO at Catholic Charities East Bay, and Ashley Byers-Cosgrove, managing attorney, immigration legal services, warn about scams targeting those seeking legal advice via WhatsApp and social media. Catholic Charities East Bay was founded in 1935, and serves people living in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

Oakland caterer offers meal-prep hacks

With the average monthly cost of groceries totaling up to $1,600 for a family of four, Oakland caterer Olivia Colt wants to help those families save some money with some of her tried-and-true meal hacks. 

500 appear at Oakland sideshow, police union complains about staffing

Two large East Bay sideshows drew hundreds of people early Sunday morning in Oakland and Richmond, where people set at least one car on fire and prompted a police union to complain about staffing levels.

Water main break in Alameda repaired after causing sinkholes, road closures

A water main broke in Alameda on Sunday, causing streets to flood and authorities to close sections of road has been repaired, officials say.