Bomb threats targeting private schools in Fremont found to be without merit
Classes were canceled at two private schools in Fremont on Monday after receiving bomb threats which later were determined to be without merit, police said.
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Classes were canceled at two private schools in Fremont on Monday after receiving bomb threats which later were determined to be without merit, police said.
Part of westbound Interstate 80 in San Pablo was closed Monday afternoon for approximately 30 minutes due to a shooting investigation, the California Highway Patrol said.
Two competing protests were held at the same time over the Israel-Hamas war Monday afternoon on the UC Berkeley campus.
A three-alarm fire at a Livermore retail and office park destroyed three vacant buildings, damaged a fourth and extended into a restaurant on Sunday evening, according to Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department officials.
Police in Oakland responded to multiple shootings this weekend-- some fatal-- in a string of violence that spanned three days and claimed the lives of three people and injured seven.
A woman was killed Sunday evening when her car slammed into the back of a pickup truck in Oakland.
Volunteers and workers hit the streets on Sunday in East Oakland to collect signatures to recall Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.
Richmond police are looking for a child who's been missing for more than a week.
Oakland has a car theft epidemic and it's affecting people in different ways.
One person was killed and two were wounded in a shooting at Peralta Hacienda Historical Park in east Oakland, police said Saturday.
The Antioch Planning Commission will consider a new policy allowing construction of affordable accessory dwelling units on land owned by faith-based organizations.
Lanes on Interstate Highway 680 in Fremont have reopened to motorists following a fatal collision involving multiple vehicles early Saturday morning.
Neighbors and businesses in an Oakland Fruitvale neighborhood are worried about fires linked to encampments and car thieves.
A Bay Area teenager is making strides in the fight against cancer by swimming in the open water in sometimes bone-chilling conditions.
The fifth annual "Trunk or Treat" is just around the corner, marking its return after a few pandemic-related years off. Halloween-themed and family-friendly, it happens Saturday afternoon at The Hub in the Hayward Unified School District Parent Resource Center.
