Two Oakland police officers injured after being struck by a  car

Two Oakland police officers are in stable condition at a local hospital Thursday afternoon after they were struck by a car while on a traffic post in east Oakland. 

Fire at Tesla Factory confined to area under construction

Crews remain on scene at Tesla Factory fire confined to an area under construction in Fremont. No injuries have been reported.

Thousands of Pleasanton students head back to school

The Pleasanton Unified School District is welcoming back all students – including middle and high schoolers – back to campus.

Elderly man attacked in Oakland robbery dies, suspect charged with murder

A 75-year-old man who was attacked in an Oakland strongarm robbery in the Adams Point neighborhood this week has died. Alameda County District Attorney's office will charge the suspect with special circumstance murder for shoving Pak Chung Ho, 75. 

V.P. Harris' home may not get Berkeley historic landmark designation

An application will not be filed to make U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' childhood home in Berkeley a historic landmark, the man working on the application said Wednesday. 

Letters warning of vaccine underdosing go to wrong Oakland residents, raising more concerns

An unknown number of people who got vaccinated at Eastmont Mall in Oakland say they got a letter that they were underdosed. But it appears as though the letter was sent by mistake.

Suspect in latest Oakland attack of Asian-American victim ID'd

A man arrested in the robbery of a 75-year-old Oakland man who is now brain-dead is a parolee with an extensive criminal history, KTVU has learned.

Propane tank explodes in large Oakland homeless encampment fire

Multiple living quarters were involved in a fire at a homeless camp Wednesday morning in Oakland, in at least the second fire at a camp in two days, fire officials said. 

Grand Princess cruise ship passenger reflects on pandemic one year later

Tuesday marked one year since the Grand Princess cruise ship made its way under the Golden Gate Bridge and docked at the Port of Oakland. It was a story that made international headlines and marked the Bay Area's first large coronavirus outbreak.

Oakland police announce arrest in attack, robbery of elderly Asian-American man

Police announced an arrest in the attack and robbery of a 75-year-old Asian man in Oakland on Tuesday. Those in touch with the victim’s family said it does not look good. The violent attack happened Tuesday morning at Jayne Avenue and Perkins Street.

Berkeley elementary students can head back to school, 5 days a week

Supt. Brent Stephens said that the return-to-school possibility was made possible thanks to the "continuing positive dialogue" with key unions: the Berkeley Federation of Teachers and the Berkeley Council of Classified Employees.

Man dies 4 days after he's set on fire

A homeless man died late Monday afternoon after he was set on fire in East Oakland last week, police said.

Scooter company offering free rides to Oakland vaccine appointments

Getting everyone in the Bay Area vaccinated will take a collaborative effort, especially in making the doses more accessible. 

Fire breaks out at Oakland homeless encampment

A fire broke out Tuesday morning at a homeless encampment in Oakland at E. 12 Street and 16th Avenue.

State notifies 6,300 people who got vaccinated at Coliseum about less-than-recommended doses

The California Department of Health on Monday told KTVU that they are notifying about 6,300 people who got vaccinated at the Oakland Coliseum over a span of two days that they received a less-than-recommended dose of the Pfizer vaccine.