Oakland removes DIY speed bumps residents put in to stop sideshows
Residents of Oakland's Highland Terrace neighborhood say their safety is at risk again after the city removed their makeshift speedbumps last week.
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Residents of Oakland's Highland Terrace neighborhood say their safety is at risk again after the city removed their makeshift speedbumps last week.
The East Bay Community Foundation recently awarded about $2.2 million to 170 small businesses in Oakland.
Sixteen couples have the chance to tie the knot on the top of Mount Diablo in Contra Costa County.
Oakland is on pace to continue spending more than it earns over the next five years if the city doesn't take steps to address its ongoing structural deficit, according to a report presented to members of the City Council on Tuesday.
The life cycle of a massive agave plant in an Oakland neighborhood is coming to an end, and in death, it is putting on quite a show.
A speeding vehicle heading eastbound on the San Mateo-Hayward Bridge plowed into the toll plaza parking lot Tuesday morning, hitting several vehicles and killing the driver, authorities said.
Nearly 20 years have passed since a U.S Army soldier from Discovery Bay died in Iraq. But his father's tears and heartache for his son's life cut short never went away.
Salvage crews on Monday were trying to refloat a large sailing ship that sank Sunday night while docked at the Oakland Estuary. The boat, part of an ocean cleanup project, is now presenting a cleanup problem of its own.
The girls on the Lady Legends AAU team are among the first generation of girls in the Bay Area who will be able to say they grew up watching their hometown WNBA team.
A vegetation fire burned n Vacaville Monday afternoon near Interstate Highway 80.
Authorities in the East Bay have arrested a man in connection with a shooting in Castro Valley last month that involved people in two vehicles.
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) officials announced Monday that Green Line service has been restored following last week's fire that damaged tracks near the San Leandro station.
As America honors its fallen warriors on Memorial Day, one WWII airman has been returned to his hometown of Livermore. His story is now known because of a family that refused to take missing for an answer.
Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell is calling for changes to the city's current vehicle pursuit policy, arguing that officers need more authority to chase violent suspects.
Now, another cherished part of the Livermore airman's legacy — believed lost forever — is finally back in the arms of his extended family.
