'It didn't hurt at all': Kids tell us how they feel after getting COVID vaccine

Now, it's the kids' turn. At UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in Oakland, 12-year-old Adelina got her first COVID-19 vaccination Friday. She admitted she doesn't like getting shots.

Fremont sexual battery suspect now facing additional charges tied to 3rd victim

A 28-year-old suspect is facing additional charges after a third sexual battery case involving an elderly female was tied to the man, Fremont police say. 

Business is booming at the Port of Oakland as imports hit a new record
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The Port of Oakland is seeing a record surge in imports. In April of 2021, the port handled more than 100,000 shipping containers, up 25 percent from a year ago.

Bay Area sites step up to provide vaccine shots to children 12-15

Health experts say getting kids back in class took a major step forward today, now that teens are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.

Dozens of teens in Berkeley receive their first COVID-19 vaccine
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Now that the coronavirus vaccine is available to more young people, vaccination sites are once again seeing lines. KTVU's Christien Kafton reports from Berkeley.

Port of Oakland reports record-setting import volume as U.S. economy rebounds from pandemic

The Port of Oakland handled the equivalent of 100,096 20-foot containers in April, up 25 percent from a year ago. It's the largest monthly amount of imports in the port's 94-year history.

Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr during the pandemic

As sunrise broke across the Bay Area, thousands of Muslims began the day celebrating Eid al-Fitr, the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Vigil held in Oakland for nurses who died from COVID-19

Nurses who've risked their lives and have fallen to COVID-19 were honored Wednesday across the country.           

Alameda neighbors did not call 911 on Mario Gonzalez before fatal struggle with police

The question of what residents should do when they spot suspicious activity, quality-of-life issues, or anything else that is non-violent, non-urgent and non-criminal has vexed the nation, especially since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis last year.

MLB tells Oakland A's to start exploring other cities

The league said the A's have run into several obstacles over the past four years as it worked to meet the city's demands for a proposed ballpark at Oakland's Howard Terminal.

A Buddhist temple sues Fremont for religious discrimination

A Buddhist temple has launched a double barreled legal attack on Fremont, a city that prides itself on diversity and has many Asian American residents. It's a fight over building codes that could end up in the highest court in the land.

80-year-old man robbed, attacked on Saturday in San Leandro

The 80-year-old Asian victim was attacked around 4 p.m. while out for a walk in the 14200 block of Acapulco Road, where the suspects pushed him to the ground and demanded his wallet, according to police.

2 killed in Berkeley collision that disrupts PG&E service

Two people died in a traffic collision in Berkeley that also disrupted power to approximately 1,000 people, police said.

Civil rights attorney asks U.S. Attorney General to investigate Alameda police in wake of man's death

"We are extremely concerned about the training and supervision the police department provided to the officers who killed Mario, and to the dispatcher who sent the police to the scene in the first place," civil rights Julia Sherwin wrote.

Alameda's Mariner Square Athletic Club fights to stay open after 40 years in business

Alameda's Mariner Square Athletic Club has been a fixture in the community for 40 years. Owner Kathy Wagner said she's fighting to keep her doors open now after being closed for most of the past year.