Woman-owned Oakland business talks flowers & love
The Love Stop Flower Shop, a woman-owned Oakland business that’s been spreading joy for 28 years. From heartfelt bouquets to custom arrangements for life’s special moments, Rosa and her daughter Alondra bring creativity, care, and family tradition to every bloom.
The Love Stop Flower Shop, a woman-owned Oakland business that’s been spreading joy for 28 years. From heartfelt bouquets to custom arrangements for life’s special moments, Rosa and her daughter Alondra bring creativity, care, and family tradition to every bloom.
Ex-San Leandro councilman pleads guilty to corruption charges
Former San Leandro City Councilmember Bryan Azevedo pleaded guilty Wednesday in Oakland federal court to corruption charges.
Former San Leandro City Councilmember Bryan Azevedo pleaded guilty Wednesday in Oakland federal court to corruption charges.
Oakland drivers fed up over off-ramp that floods "every time" it rains
The Bay Area started to dry out Wednesday night, after a couple days of rainy weather that left behind flooding in some spots. In Oakland, people are fed up over one stretch of freeway that seems to flood every time a decent amount of rain moves through.
The Bay Area started to dry out Wednesday night, after a couple days of rainy weather that left behind flooding in some spots. In Oakland, people are fed up over one stretch of freeway that seems to flood every time a decent amount of rain moves through.
San Francisco police make arrest in fatal Wednesday morning shooting
An Oakland man was arrested in connection to a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin District on Wednesday.
An Oakland man was arrested in connection to a fatal shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin District on Wednesday.
Meet the Oakland woman behind a female basketball league helping WNBA hopefuls ‘dream big’
Amen-Ra A turned her passion as a basketball player in Mexico into an Oakland-based league where young women who dream of scoring it big in the WNBA can begin, improve and thrive.
Amen-Ra A turned her passion as a basketball player in Mexico into an Oakland-based league where young women who dream of scoring it big in the WNBA can begin, improve and thrive.
Bay Area musician identified as man killed in Alameda County deputy shooting
Anthony Anderson, a 40-year-old Bay Area trumpeter, was shot and killed by Alameda County sheriff’s deputies outside his home near San Leandro.
Anthony Anderson, a 40-year-old Bay Area trumpeter, was shot and killed by Alameda County sheriff’s deputies outside his home near San Leandro.
Debate grows over Flock license plate cameras in Alameda County
Supporters of license plate reader cameras rallied in Oakland, urging Alameda County supervisors to approve a retroactive contract extension with Flock Safety, saying the technology helps solve crimes and offset staffing shortages.
Supporters of license plate reader cameras rallied in Oakland, urging Alameda County supervisors to approve a retroactive contract extension with Flock Safety, saying the technology helps solve crimes and offset staffing shortages.
Alameda County sheriff's deputies shoot and kill man near San Leandro
Alameda County sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man they mistakenly thought was walking toward them with a gun early Monday morning near San Leandro, according to authorities.
Alameda County sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man they mistakenly thought was walking toward them with a gun early Monday morning near San Leandro, according to authorities.
San Leandro councilman retires amid bribery case
San Leandro City Councilman Bryan Azevedo has submitted a formal letter of retirement, effective Tuesday.
San Leandro City Councilman Bryan Azevedo has submitted a formal letter of retirement, effective Tuesday.
Acclaimed Oakland filmmaker Boots Riley's new movie, set in the Bay Area, to premiere next month
Oakland’s visionary filmmaker Boots Riley rarely misses an opportunity to feature his city in his projects, and that’s proven to be the case in his next, highly anticipated, star-studded film "I Love Boosters."
Oakland’s visionary filmmaker Boots Riley rarely misses an opportunity to feature his city in his projects, and that’s proven to be the case in his next, highly anticipated, star-studded film "I Love Boosters."
Oakland police respond to shooting, armed person barricaded in home now in custody
According to police, officers were dispatched to the area just before 10:30 a.m. after several ShotSpotter alerts.
According to police, officers were dispatched to the area just before 10:30 a.m. after several ShotSpotter alerts.
Alameda County's new order will effectively ban armed ICE officers from courthouses
The Alameda County court system is the first in the Bay Area to narrowly define when a peace officer can carry a weapon inside a courthouse, which will also effectively prevent federal immigration officers from entering public court spaces when they are armed.
The Alameda County court system is the first in the Bay Area to narrowly define when a peace officer can carry a weapon inside a courthouse, which will also effectively prevent federal immigration officers from entering public court spaces when they are armed.
Woman dies in Hayward’s first traffic fatality of 2026
The driver remained at the site of the crash and cooperated with an investigation into the woman's death.
The driver remained at the site of the crash and cooperated with an investigation into the woman's death.
Party on: Where to watch the Super Bowl in the Bay Area
Looking for the best Super Bowl LX watch parties in the Bay Area? We've got you covered. Here's where to watch the big game on Sunday,
Looking for the best Super Bowl LX watch parties in the Bay Area? We've got you covered. Here's where to watch the big game on Sunday,
Former OPD leader Floyd Mitchell is Fremont's new police chief
Floyd Mitchell is Fremont's new police chief, KTVU has learned.
Floyd Mitchell is Fremont's new police chief, KTVU has learned.
3 take plea deals in slaying of security guard Kevin Nishita in Oakland
On the eve of their trial, three men charged in the murder of Kevin Nishita have accepted plea deals in the case and will spend decades in prison.
On the eve of their trial, three men charged in the murder of Kevin Nishita have accepted plea deals in the case and will spend decades in prison.
East Bay students walk out to protest immigration enforcement
Students from across the East Bay walked out of class on Wednesday in the latest coordinated "ICE out" protests of federal immigration enforcement.
Students from across the East Bay walked out of class on Wednesday in the latest coordinated "ICE out" protests of federal immigration enforcement.
Alameda County court links defendants with caseworkers to prevent recidivism
The Superior Court of Alameda County this week launched an expanded pretrial services program which means that people who have been charged, but not convicted of a crime, will be connected with caseworkers and direct links to social services.
The Superior Court of Alameda County this week launched an expanded pretrial services program which means that people who have been charged, but not convicted of a crime, will be connected with caseworkers and direct links to social services.
Black family sues over 1924 seizure of Piedmont home
Nearly a century after Piedmont's first Black resident was driven from his home through threats, violence and what attorneys now call a fraudulent use of eminent domain, descendants of the family have filed a lawsuit against the city seeking a remedy for the loss of their property and generational wealth.
Nearly a century after Piedmont's first Black resident was driven from his home through threats, violence and what attorneys now call a fraudulent use of eminent domain, descendants of the family have filed a lawsuit against the city seeking a remedy for the loss of their property and generational wealth.
Super Bowl week fills hotels and short-term rentals across the Bay Area
As Super Bowl week begins, hotels and short-term rentals across the Bay Area are filling fast, driven by a surge in out-of-town visitors.
As Super Bowl week begins, hotels and short-term rentals across the Bay Area are filling fast, driven by a surge in out-of-town visitors.


















