Reports of shots fired at UC Berkeley Clark Kerr campus track prompts lockdown
Students were alerted that there were reports of shots being fired at UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus track Thursday morning, according to the university's warning system.
Volunteers help beautify Oakland schools
About 300 volunteers are visiting 30 schools in the Oakland Unified School District this week to help clean up and prepare for students to come back to the classroom.
Alameda police help elderly resident care for yard
After receiving a call about an overgrown yard, Alameda police helped the homeowner clean their front lawn.
Longtime critic calls for Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's resignation
A growing chorus calling for embattled Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao to resign is only getting louder.
Car crash, fire on I-880 result of freeway shooting: CHP
A car crash and fire that backed up traffic on Interstate 880 in San Leandro for hours on Tuesday night was the result of a prior freeway shooting, according to new information from the California Highway Patrol.
Little Leaguers play again at Oakland's historic Raimondi Park
Raimondi ballpark in Oakland played host for the first time to a Little League game since the renovation.
Convicted murderer's death penalty overturned due to prosecutorial misconduct
A convicted murderer from the East Bay who has been on death row for 33 years must now either be released or retried because of prosecutorial misconduct.
AI cameras to catch illegally parked cars on AC Transit lines
AC Transit has installed AI cameras on 100 buses across all routes to capture drivers stopped in a bus-only lane or blocking a bus stop. Eventually, violators will be cited.
Deadly shooting in broad daylight in Oakland
One person is dead after a shooting in broad daylight occurred in Oakland Wednesday afternoon.
Police in Oakland looking for missing at-risk man last seen Monday
Police in Oakland are hoping the public can help them locate a missing at-risk man last seen earlier in the week.
More voices call on Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao to resign
Several organizations and political voices have called for Thao to step down, and former Oakland city councilmember and mayoral candidate Loren Taylor is the latest to join those calls.
Hayward man drowns in American River near Sacramento
A Hayward man has been identified as the person who drowned near Sacramento over the weekend.
Orphaned mountain lion cub brought to Oakland Zoo
An orphaned mountain lion cub is recuperating at the Oakland Zoo after it was found orphaned more than 150 miles away.
Oakland father fights for life after being shot while sleeping at home
An East Oakland husband and father is fighting for his life after being shot in the head while he was sleeping in his home.
New AI cameras to target illegally parked vehicles on all AC Transit lines starting Wednesday
Law enforcement will use a new, bus-mounted camera system to target drivers illegally parked along all Alameda-Contra Costa Transit lines starting Wednesday, the bus agency announced.
Oakland police union calls for Mayor Sheng Thao to resign
The Oakland Police Officers Association on Tuesday said it has a “major announcement" about a mass shooting that occurred over the weekend.
Man surrenders after Fremont jogger struck and killed: police
A jogger was struck and killed by a vehicle in Fremont and a suspect has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to police.
6-hour traffic nightmare for fans going to Oakland A's Game and Monster Jam
It was a traffic nightmare this weekend in Oakland. The A's game at the Coliseum and Monster Jam at the Arena had overlapping start times. And with huge attendance at both, some fans spent up to 6 hours trying to get in. Some frustrated fans missed the events entirely.
Oldest living Rosie the Riveter celebrates 109th birthday
An East Bay family is celebrating their matriarch’s 109th birthday. They say she’s the oldest living Rosie the Riveter, having worked at the Richmond Shipyards during World War II.
Oakland A's sell their half of the Coliseum for $125M
The Oakland A's have agreed to sell their interest in the Coliseum site to the African American Sports and Entertainment group, the same group that recently bought the City of Oakland's half. It's a deal, but it has an enormous way to go.