COVID-19 claims second Alameda County Sheriff's Office employee
Sheriff's Technician Valerie Leon, 61, was at the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Modesto when she died, becoming the second employee of the department to be claimed by COVID-19 over 24 hours.
Sheriff's Technician Valerie Leon, 61, was at the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Modesto when she died, becoming the second employee of the department to be claimed by COVID-19 over 24 hours.
'Wall of Moms' movement extends to the Bay Area
The focus was on Black Lives Matter, but many were equally concerned about the federal forces sent to quell protests in Portland.
The focus was on Black Lives Matter, but many were equally concerned about the federal forces sent to quell protests in Portland.
Fremont police work with private contractors to board up nuisance property
The residence is located in the 37000 block of 3rd Street in Niles.
The residence is located in the 37000 block of 3rd Street in Niles.
Rallies planned Saturday in Palo Alto, Oakland to support Portland protesters
The rally in Palo Alto is set for 1 p.m. at Embarcadero and El Camino Real, according to the group Wall of Moms Bay Area.
The rally in Palo Alto is set for 1 p.m. at Embarcadero and El Camino Real, according to the group Wall of Moms Bay Area.
Oakland police investigating unexplained death near Estuary Park
Police did not respond to a request Friday for any more details on Corpening's death.
Police did not respond to a request Friday for any more details on Corpening's death.
2nd Alameda Co. Sheriff's Dept. employee dies of COVID-19 in 24 hours
Alameda County Sheriff's Department confirms a second employee has died of the novel coronavirus in a 24-hour period.
Alameda County Sheriff's Department confirms a second employee has died of the novel coronavirus in a 24-hour period.
Fremont's Cloverleaf Bowl closing after six decades
Fremont's Cloverleaf Bowl, for more than six decades an iconic favorite in this community, is closing permanently.
Fremont's Cloverleaf Bowl, for more than six decades an iconic favorite in this community, is closing permanently.
Oakland city leaders worried social gatherings fueling COVID-19 surge
City leaders are worried that parties at Lake Merritt on weekends, may play a role in the rise of infections in East Oakland.
City leaders are worried that parties at Lake Merritt on weekends, may play a role in the rise of infections in East Oakland.
Berkeley police release surveillance photos of woman suspected of stealing car with puppy inside
The car was taken July 3 from a parking lot in the 1600 block of University Avenue.
The car was taken July 3 from a parking lot in the 1600 block of University Avenue.
One-on-one with Oakland mayor
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf says she wants the Oakland Police Commission to succeed and that it was "frightening" when her house was vandalized.
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf says she wants the Oakland Police Commission to succeed and that it was "frightening" when her house was vandalized.
Oakland voters will decide whether to strengthen powers of police commission
If it passes, the ballot measure will establish a civilian inspector general's office within the commission
If it passes, the ballot measure will establish a civilian inspector general's office within the commission
Oakland police plans to hire more dispatchers, seek 911 center funding
The planned changes follow a grand jury's findings that police dispatchers are overworked and the center is short-staffed and underfunded. KTVU highlighted these issues in a special report this week.
The planned changes follow a grand jury's findings that police dispatchers are overworked and the center is short-staffed and underfunded. KTVU highlighted these issues in a special report this week.
Alameda police chief explains why he’s stepping down
Police Chief Paul Rolleri of Alameda announced his retirement and tells KTVU how the department could make a statement choosing his successor.
Police Chief Paul Rolleri of Alameda announced his retirement and tells KTVU how the department could make a statement choosing his successor.
Alameda County sheriff's deputy loses battle with COVID-19
Oscar Rocha, an Alameda County sheriff's deputy, has died from COVID-19. He was 56.
Oscar Rocha, an Alameda County sheriff's deputy, has died from COVID-19. He was 56.
Oakland City Council asks voters to consider increasing police commission powers
Oakland city councilmembers resolved on Thursday to put a measure to strengthen the police commission before voters in November.
Oakland city councilmembers resolved on Thursday to put a measure to strengthen the police commission before voters in November.
New rapid COVID-19 testing site in Alameda temporarily closes
The testing location operated by City Health Urgent Care had opened Wednesday at the Research Park at Marina Village to large crowds.
The testing location operated by City Health Urgent Care had opened Wednesday at the Research Park at Marina Village to large crowds.
Ole’s Waffle Shop owners resort to spending retirement money to avoid layoffs
The owners of Ole's Waffle Shop in Alameda are the kind of bosses that employees can really appreciate.
The owners of Ole's Waffle Shop in Alameda are the kind of bosses that employees can really appreciate.
Cannabis business owners seek more protection after fatal shooting in Oakland
Oakland's cannabis businesses want more police protection after two workers were shot, one fatally, and industry advocates said Wednesday that police are starting to step up but need to do more.
Oakland's cannabis businesses want more police protection after two workers were shot, one fatally, and industry advocates said Wednesday that police are starting to step up but need to do more.
CHP says there's no video of Erik Salgado being shot, killed by plain clothes officers
More than a month after the fatal police shooting of Erik Salgado by Oakland California Highway Patrol officers, the agency says they do not possess audio or video documentation of the shooting.
More than a month after the fatal police shooting of Erik Salgado by Oakland California Highway Patrol officers, the agency says they do not possess audio or video documentation of the shooting.
Oakland extends freeze on evictions indefinitely amid patchwork of varying rules
The Oakland City Council voted Tuesday to extend the city’s eviction moratorium until the state of emergency expires, which means that renters cannot be evicted in most cases, including COVID-related nonpayment, but will have to pay the owed rent when the state of emergency is over.
The Oakland City Council voted Tuesday to extend the city’s eviction moratorium until the state of emergency expires, which means that renters cannot be evicted in most cases, including COVID-related nonpayment, but will have to pay the owed rent when the state of emergency is over.