Sponsor backs out of Oakland A's Fans' Fest 2024
Just days before Fans' Fest 2024 in Oakland, a major beer sponsor backed out of the event.
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Just days before Fans' Fest 2024 in Oakland, a major beer sponsor backed out of the event.
A sexual battery suspect who Pleasanton police arrested last month had over 250 videos on his cell phone of women recorded without their consent, leading authorities to seek additional victims.
Caltrans reopened the stretch of state Highway 84 known as Niles Canyon Road to one-way traffic controls Thursday afternoon after crews made sufficient progress on repairs to recent storm damage.
Fifteen years after her son was shot and killed by a BART police officer at the Fruitvale station, Oscar Grant's mother finally got his cellphones back from the Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Thursday.
A minor earthquake shook Fremont and portions of Alameda County Thursday morning.
A man died in a solo vehicle crash in San Pablo early Thursday morning which blocked traffic on a major roadway in the city.
A man wearing a "white power" T-shirt and swastikas went on a hate-filled, antisemitic diatribe during a public comment period at a Walnut Creek City Council meeting Tuesday evening.
Officials in Oakland on Wednesday announced a $3.5 million grant that will boost community safety programs, including the expansion of the city's ambassador program in areas experiencing high levels of crime.
Niles Canyon Road between Sunol and Fremont will reopen Friday at the earliest as crews work to shore up a portion of the roadway that collapsed earlier this week.
A former Contra Costa County deputy has reached a plea deal on multiple felony charges including illegal weapons possession and falsifying evidence, according to the district attorney's office.
A peregrine falcon that has recently made his home atop UC Berkeley's Campanile bell tower now has a name in honor of the first African American on the campus to run for student council, track and field gold medalist Archie Williams.
For the third time this year, residents were able to sign up for a free headshot photo session provided by the city manager's office. The 48 timeslots filled up quickly, a sign of the ongoing need for professional pictures to use for work.
Hercules police arrested two would-be thieves earlier this week for alleged child endangerment, drugs and weapons violations after searching their vehicle and one of the suspect's homes.
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price attended a community forum to address crime concerns on Tuesday.
The Antioch Community Library reopened Tuesday with armed guards after being abruptly closed last week over crime concerns due to issues with staff being threatened, property damage and public sex inside and outside the library.
