History Of Redlining, Predatory Lending, Systemic Racism Impacts Black Home Ownership In Bay Area
Vanessa Bulnes says if you don't think racism in housing still exists, just drive through her neighborhood.
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Vanessa Bulnes says if you don't think racism in housing still exists, just drive through her neighborhood.
A federal grand jury indicted an Air Force sergeant for murder and attempted murder after he allegedly killed a federal security guard in Oakland and wounded his partner amid protests against police brutality.
Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín announced a budget proposal Monday that would take nearly $10 million dollars, or 12 percent, out of the Berkeley Police Department budget.
A Black East Bay family's cars were targeted by vandals this weekend when someone spray painted racist graffiti across the vehicles' doors and slashed the tires.
A series of fires along a popular walking and cycling trail in Contra Costa County have been determined to be intentionally set, according to fire officials.
The Oakland A's are looking to get fans involved once the season starts up again with a unique idea one city leader hopes will attract more people to the Coliseum.
Protesters calling for an end to police brutality gathered outside City Hall in Antioch on Monday, calling for the removal of two officers.
Health officials in Alameda County announced Monday afternoon that they would be pausing the county's current reopening plans due to an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases.
A 27-yar-old Antioch man who died after a rollover crash off of Byron Highway in eastern Contra Costa County early Monday morning has been identified by the county coroner's office as Curtis Denton Jr., a local rapper known as Young Curt.
Joseph Cairel, a professional indoor soccer player has been identified as the man who died after going missing from a boat in Indian Slough near Discovery Bay on Friday night.
A man was found fatally stabbed on Krause Avenue in East Oakland early Monday morning, according to police.
Contra Costa County announced Monday it would delay any more reopening of businesses and activities planned for July 1 as COVID-19 outbreaks soar in the county.
In front a crowded university ballroom, Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. pleaded guilty Monday to being the infamous Golden State Killer who terrorized neighborhoods across the state in a crime spree that spanned the 1970s and 1980s and included dozens of home invasion rapes and murders.
Contra Costa County Supervisor Candace Andersen says she and her colleagues will heed Gov. Gavin Newsom's warning and not give local bars approval to reopen on July 1.
Forty years after a sadistic suburban rapist terrorized Northern California neighborhoods in what investigators later realized were a series of linked assaults and slayings, 74-year-old former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo Jr. is expected to plead guilty Monday to being the elusive Golden State Killer.
