Convicted killer found guilty of murdering 2 Fremont woman nearly 40 years ago

A 63-year-old man already serving life in prison for murder has been convicted of killing two young women in Fremont in 1986, prosecutors said Friday.   

Double homicide reported in Oakland

Two people were shot to death in Oakland Friday night, authorities said. 

Video shows man attack child at Hayward middle school

Surveillance video provided to Fox 2 shows an adult suspect assaulting a child at a Hayward middle school Dec. 11. Hayward police said Julies Monroe was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault. Investigators said the victim suffered non-life threatening wounds.

Plane makes emergency landing at old Alameda naval base

A small aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at an abandoned naval base in Alameda, fire officials said.

Oakland man to serve as a judge in famous Westminster dog show

The annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show is a favorite for many dog lovers and come February when the competition is held, a man from Oakland will be on hand as one of the judges.The annual show will be held in New York and Oakland's Ryan Horvath has been selected to judge breeds in the hound group.

Memorial services for 3 Piedmont students killed in fiery Cybertruck crash

It's been nearly a month since three Piedmont college students died in a fiery Cybertruck crash, a tragedy that has permeated the small, tight-knit community. The first memorial service is Saturday.

Coast Guard to step up enforcement of Oakland estuary

The US Coast Guard is set to step up its enforcement along the Oakland estuary, KTVU has learned.

Pothole closes lanes on I-680 near Fremont, traffic jammed for hours

Drivers on I-680 in Fremont saw a slow commute Wednesday as Caltrans crews worked to repair a large pothole in a northbound lane. 

Youth and adult offenders volunteer at Oakland toy giveaway to give back

An Oakland nonprofit helping at-risk youth and adult offenders turn their lives around, is preparing to host its first toy giveaway this weekend.

Mission San Jose HS takes down wrestling memorabilia, conflict ensues

In a small section of the wrestling mini gym at Mission San Jose High School sits, "The Wall." Or at least it did, until it went back into the history it was meant to preserve.

Oakland council OKs police, fire, cultural arts cuts to balance budget

The cuts will come in two phases, a short-term plan, where changes will take effect immediately, and another round of changes after the new year.

Oakland police find body near vehicle fire

Oakland police on Monday said they are investigating the death of a person who was found near or possibly in a vehicle fire.

Info sought for 2021 Oakland homicide that left teenager dead

Police are asking for the public's help for information in a November 2021 homicide that left a teenager dead.

Pleasanton celebrates hometown high school football team

The tight-knit community of Pleasanton celebrates with a watch party to support its hometown high school football team as it played its first-ever state championship game.

Bay Area food banks are seeing record need, while donations are down

This holiday season, food banks say they're facing greater need than ever before. In Silicon Valley, they say 1 in 6 people are coming in for food assistance. In San Francisco, that number is 1 in 5. But the organizations say donations are not keeping up with demand.

Video shows BART cop shooting at woman driving away in Union City station parking lot

BART police released body camera video of a confrontation in the parking lot of the Union City Station where an officer fired at a woman as she drove off while officers tried to get her out of the car.