'Gift Fremont' program aims to help support local businesses
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KTVU's Cristina Rendon spoke with Tina Kapoor, Economic Development Manager with the City of Fremont about this creative new initiative aimed at supporting Fremont businesses.

Man arrested after Alameda home invasion robbery

Officers were sent at 9:23 a.m. to a home on Shoreline Drive where a home invasion robbery was allegedly occurring. 

Castlemont teachers in Oakland engaged in unethical behavior: grand jury

In one telling example, the grand jury learned that one teacher guided students through tests, question by question. The teacher also encouraged them to use their phones to search for answers to the test questions or better understand what they were being asked. 

Judge: Oakland McDonald's to stay closed for now after COVID-19 outbreak

A judge has ordered the McDonald's on Telegraph Avenue in Oakland should stay closed until the court rules on the owner's health safety practices, according to the East Bay Times.  

US agency probes touch-screen failures in Tesla Model S

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says in documents that it's investigating failures in the 2012 through 2015 Tesla Model S.

OUSD board member wants peacekeepers instead of police

Oakland Unified School District board member Rosie Torres said students ask her questions like this, “Why do we have police?

Protective gear given to hundreds of Oakland families

The collective was spearheaded by Oakland city councilmember Sheng Thao at the start of the shelter-in-place mandate.

Peralta colleges votes to cut ties with Alameda County Sheriff’s Office

The Peralta Board of Trustees voted unanimously to soon stop funding and transition away from the sheriff's office and find an alternative form of dispatch and police services on its campuses.

OUSD school board poised to eliminate district's police department

At 4 p.m., the board will consider proposals to remove the OUSD police department, set a timeline for doing so and talk about developing another safety plan.

Warriors hold summer virtual camps, as kids get a special guest visit from guard Damion Lee

The Golden State Warriors continued to draw large numbers of young basketball fans to its summer camp, despite the fact that it’s being offered online due to coronavirus restrictions.

Union City police investigating hate crime after car vandalized with racist graffiti

Police in Union City are investigating a hate crime after someone spray painted racial slurs on a car. The car had signs in its windows supporting “Black Lives Matter.”

Oakland overrun by illegal fireworks

Germaine De Luca has had it with illegal fireworks in Oakland.