Community organizations band together over Chinatown violence

Groups are planning what they're calling a multi-racial healing event with community groups from the Black, Latino and indigenous communities in Oakland and San Francisco this weekend. 

Citizens patrol Oakland Chinatown after unprovoked attacks

A loosely formed group of citizens say they are taking it upon themselves to patrol Oakland's Chinatown because they can't bear to see any more people getting attacked.

Actor 'appalled' at Chinatown attacks; DA charges 2 suspects

Actor and director Daniel Wu, who grew up in Oakland, spoke out against crime in Chinatown on Monday, saying he was appalled at the recent crimes against Asians in the Bay Area. At the same time, the District Attorney announced charges against the suspect in one of the recent crimes against a 91-year-old man, which hit close to home for Wu. 

U-Haul with family belongings stolen in Oakland

The family said the truck was parked in front of their apartment for about five minutes when the thief and an accomplice arrived in an older model burgundy Toyota Camry.

Person of interest identified in Oakland Chinatown attacks

A person of interest has been identified for shoving attacks in Oakland's Chinatown and is in custody on an unrelated case.

Alameda Comedy Club reopens outdoors

Live entertainment returned to the stage Friday night at an East Bay Comedy Club with outdoor performances.

Oakland woman charged with scheme to defraud millions from Paycheck Protection Program

Federal law enforcement officials arrested an Oakland woman Friday for her alleged role in a scheme to illegally obtain some $4.5 million in federal relief loans.

Oakland's new police chief gets praise from department's vocal critic

John Burris, a civil rights attorney who has sued the department many times and is one of the reasons why the department is under federal oversight, said LeRonne Armstrong is a good choice. 

Oakland public schools resume some team sport conditioning during pandemic

"Just to be back is a beautiful thing," said Ed Washington, Head Football Coach at Castlemont. "Sitting at the house, for these kids, is a no-go."

Two UC Berkeley students contract more contagious UK COVID variant

Two cases of the more contagious UK variant of the novel coronavirus have been detected in students at University of California Berkeley. 

Oakland metal shredding firm settles alleged pollution violations for $4.1M

Schnitzer Steel at 1101 Embarcadero West is alleged to have released hazardous particulates and toxic air contaminants from its facility just outside West Oakland. The settlement requires the company to pay $4.1 million.

Berkeley parents urge school district to return to class

"Every day, as our students have told us, children in public schools in Berkeley are suffering, and every day we see a needless delay," said. parent Kate Love. "It's a huge cost to them."

Oakland’s Rockridge repaving project thwarts plans for outdoor dining

Business owners and employees in Oakland's Rockridge neighborhood say a road repaving project is coming at the worst possible time.