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Two quick-thinking neighbors in Oakland jumped into action Monday night when they saw a house on fire. They saved a cat inside and ultimately prevented the house from burning down.
On this Memorial Day, there was a guided walking tour tracing Oakland's ties to the Civil War, the conflict that inspired the origins of the holiday.
Situated on 42 acres of land, established in 1868, and hosting celebrations since 1903 makes it the oldest continuous observance of Memorial Day, west of the Mississippi.
A $2,500 reward is being offered for the return of a puppy stolen from a Lafayette pet store over the weekend.
Bill Buckner, a star hitter who became known for making one of the most infamous plays in major league history, has died. He was 69.
Three juveniles are in custody after a police chase ended in a crash in Antioch following a robbery at a gas station in Moraga Sunday night.
Next month telephone customers in the 510 area code must dial 1 plus the area code and the number to make any call to the 510 or the new 341 area code, according to the California Public Utilities Commission.
Oakland this week will continue its 2019 pothole repair blitz, a road maintenance plan to repair potholes across the city.
Representatives from the New Haven Unified School District and the teachers union are still trying to hash out a deal to end the teachers strike, which began last Monday.
After a tragic week on Mount Everest, a Berkeley mountain climber who set her sights on reaching the top has arrived home, safe and sound.
A beloved redwood tree in Martinez had to be cut down because of its proximity to power lines, but neighbors did not want to let it go without a fight.
Jenny Lin, a talented 14-year-old musician and student, was stabbed to death at her family's home in Castro Valley 25 years ago in one of the Bay Area most famous cold case murders.
Contract talks are expected to resume Friday afternoon between striking teachers and officials with the New Haven Unified School District, union leaders said.
A debate over the rainbow "pride" flag has left an East Bay city wondering how to be inclusive without opening a can of worms.
A former top Oakland fire official testified Thursday that there no evidence found of Molotov cocktails or other explosive devices at the scene of the deadly Ghost Ship Warehouse fire.
