East Bay native, Japanese internment camp survivor is celebrated as he turns 100
Oakland-born Tadashi Yoshii has had much to celebrate in his long life, with his family being among his greatest joys.
No BART service between Richmond, El Cerrito stations this weekend
BART trains are not traveling between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte stations this weekend due to an ongoing track replacement project.
Suspects sought in carjacking outside Mexican restaurant in El Cerrito
The carjacking happened around 3:46 p.m. in the parking lot of Los Moles Restaurant at 6120 Potrero Avenue.
San Pablo man arrested at Plaza BART for firearms violations
Moishe Harris was taken into custody just after 10 p.m. and booked at Santa Rita Jail.
Police investigating non-fatal El Cerrito del Norte BART station shooting
Police are looking for a suspect involved in a non-fatal shooting Thursday that briefly shutdown El Cerrito del Norte BART station.
El Cerrito to vote on agreements with unions, discuss other budget cut options
The resolutions are on agreements reached with members of Service Employees International Union Local 1021, which represents most general city workers, and the El Cerrito Police Employees Association.
El Cerrito cancels annual Fourth of July events
Even if funding could somehow be found to hold the event and the shelter order is lifted in time, the logistics and potential health issues involved with planning and holding the festival are too daunting.
Bay Area seniors taking in stride call to self-isolate, advocates ask community to help seniors connect
The Bay Area's senior community takes in stride new COVID-19 guidelines to isolate themselves at home, as some have questions about the recommendations.
Teen shot by BART police expected to survive, police say
Two officers fired shots at a man armed with a gun. The man, who has not been identified, is expected to survive, the transit agency said Sunday morning.
BART police shoot armed man on El Cerrito del Norte platform, station closed
Officers responded to the station after they received a report of a domestic disturbance aboard a northound train involving a young man and young woman.
East Bay Christmas display now in its 70th year
Sundar Shadi died at age 101 in 2002, but his legacy is alive and well each year.
