Oakland man convicted of dealing guns he bought in Texas, sold on Instagram
A federal jury convicted an Oakland man of selling guns that he bought in Texas and then sold, mostly on Instagram, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
Interfaith groups rally for immigrants in Oakland
Community members joined an interfaith vigil in Oakland on Thursday night to show support for immigrant communities amid ongoing threats to deport undocumented migrants.
Steph and Ayesha Curry's foundation funds clean water in Oakland schools
Clean drinking water is a basic necessity for growing students, and now, the Oakland Unified School District is tapping into new funds to keep clean water flowing in the schools, after high levels of lead were again found last year.
Police arrest suspect in Emeryville hit-and-run
Police arrested a man accused of striking and critically injuring a woman in a hit-and-run Wednesday.
2 students injured in brawl at Dublin High School
Two students were injured in a fight at Dublin High School on Thursday, authorities said.
A celebration of Black vintners, chefs and artists in the East Bay
An annual Black History Month celebration held in the East Bay kicks off Thursday in Oakland.
Sutter Health to build billion-dollar medical campus in Emeryville
Sutter Health is investing $1 billion to build a new medical campus in Emeryville, which will include a flagship hospital and expanded outpatient services at two existing buildings, located at 5555 Hollis Street and 5300 Chiron Street.
Former Chase Bank teller charged in bank fraud cashing U.S. Treasury checks
Two Emeryville residents were indicted with multiple counts of bank fraud and conspiracy to steal U.S. Treasury checks with forged signatures, according to federal prosecutors.
Suspect arrested in hit-and-run crash that killed UC Berkeley professor
Police announced the arrest of the alleged driver behind the wheel in the hit-and-run crash that killed beloved UC Berkeley professor emeritus Michael Burawoy earlier this month in Oakland.
Mac Muir, head of Oakland’s police commission's investigative arm, leaving
As Oakland is making budget cuts to departments citywide, Mac Muir, the head of the Oakland Police Commission’s investigative arm, is quitting his job.
Suspect ID'd in 35-year-old Tilden Park rape and murder cold case
After 35 years, officials on Wednesday identified a man – now dead – who they say raped and strangled a young woman in Tilden Park in 1990.
Alameda County court workers strike; judge says state budget won't allow for salary increases
Hundreds of Alameda County court workers walked off their jobs Wednesday morning, though the presiding judge said the state budget won't allow for salary increases because of state budget cuts.
Berkeley 'Looking Glass' camera store robbed of $50K
The owners of the Looking Glass said they're determined to keep going after more than 50 years in business. Thieves stole $50,000 from the store this weekend.
3 candidates running for Oakland mayor make case for their leadership
A forum was held Tuesday night to meet the candidates running for mayor of Oakland in the upcoming special election.
Oakland nonprofits say city cuts could shut down programs
A senior center, violence prevention groups, and community trauma counseling programs all received letters from the city stating their grants were being terminated as Oakland struggles to balance its budget.
Person found dead at Mosswood Park in Oakland
Authorities are investigating the death of a person at Oakland's Mosswood Park.
Berkeley leader of a cultlike group, the 'Zizians,' linked to 6 killings due in court
The leader of a cultlike group known as the Zizians that is linked to six killings in three states is due in a Maryland courtroom Tuesday along with two others.