'Unimaginable tragedy': Former Oakland High basketball star loses both parents
Within about a year’s time, former Oakland High standout basketball star Money Williams has faced unimaginable loss. Almost a year to the date of his father’s death, his mother passed away this month, leaving him and his sister to take care of their younger siblings.
Major League Cricket headed to the Oakland Coliseum
Major League Cricket is headed to the Oakland Coliseum.
Oakland neighbors fed up with illegal dumping, city using technology to crackdown
The city of Oakland is now using surveillance cameras in an attempt to crackdown on illegal dumping. But is it enough?
Faith leaders say Oakland mayor deserves a chance, Libby Schaaf says otherwise
The Mayor called reporters into Democratic Party Headquarters in Oakland to make an announcement of new appointments who want to serve and oppose the recall effort.
Oakland youth football team raising money for national championship in Florida
An East Bay youth football team is fundraising for a trip to Florida after qualifying for the American Youth Football National Championship.
Oakland deploys surveillance cameras to prosecute illegal dumping
The city of Oakland is deploying 15 more surveillance cameras around the city to help prosecute illegal dumping.
New video shows officer tasing man on Oakland shoreline
Body camera video, newly surfaced as part of a civil rights lawsuit, shows the moments when an East Bay Regional Park police officer used a Taser on an unarmed man who is now in a coma in a situation that started over expired car tags.
Teens missing since San Lorenzo homecoming dance found safe, sheriff says
The two teenagers had been missing since Friday's dance.
Video: Weekend sideshows in Vallejo, Richmond, Oakland net 20 arrests
The Oakland Police Department says sideshows occurred in various parts of the city around 2:45 a.m. on Saturday.
These Bay Area resorts were named among America's “most haunted hotels"
Just in time for the season of spooky ghosts and phantoms, a new list is out identifying America’s “most haunted hotels," and two historic Bay Area resorts are among those receiving the eerie distinction.
Changes at the Oakland Police Commission; new Inspector General
There are many changes at the Oakland Police Commission.
Remaining evacuation orders lifted for Oakland residents near Keller Fire
Several dozen residents of an Oakland hills neighborhood, impacted by a remaining evacuation order for the Keller Fire, were finally able to return home on Sunday evening.
Keller Fire in Oakland hills, 85% contained as some are allowed to their homes
Firefighters in the Oakland hills made progress fighting the Keller Fire on Saturday and were able to lift some of the mandatory evacuations facing nearby residents.
Keller Fire shares similarities with 1991 Oakland hills firestorm
Oakland Fire said the Keller Fire and the Tunnel Fire of 1991 share similarities. Both erupted as a result of heavy winds and hot temperatures in October.
Skyline High School postpones homecoming dance
A typical rite of passage for many high schoolers, students at Oakland's Skyline High School will have to wait after the homecoming date scheduled for Saturday was postponed due to a grass fire.
See's Candies in Oakland burglarized, candy stolen
A candy shop in Oakland was burglarized by suspects with a sweet tooth.
Union City family loses life savings in home burglary
A Union City family lamented their misfortune after their home was burglarized Wednesday morning. Kelvin Ling says his parents life savings, and expensive possessions were taken by a trio of criminals who can be seen committing the crime on neighbor's surveillance video.
Woman returns to evacuated neighborhood in Oakland hills as fire burns
An Oakland woman returned home to her neighborhood Friday afternoon as a fire burned several structures.
Oakland hills Fire: I-580 reopens, forward progress stopped
Firefighters have stopped the forward progression of a five-alarm fire near the freeway in Oakland at I-580 and Keller Avenue.
Ex-Alameda deputy can no longer work as California officer after Santa Rita Jail feces attack
A former Alameda County sheriff's deputy was put on California's police officer decertification list after she was convicted of orchestrating a feces-throwing attack against a man incarcerated at Santa Rita Jail. She's one of nearly 400 officers on the POST list.