Update: 14-year-old Oakland girl who went missing last weekend found safe
A 14-year-old girl who went missing last weekend in Oakland has been found safe, police said Wednesday.
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A 14-year-old girl who went missing last weekend in Oakland has been found safe, police said Wednesday.
Police in Oakland are asking the public's help in finding a missing 14-year-old girl who was last seen Saturday night.
Following her first State of the City address, Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao spoke to KPIX reporter Elizabeth Cook about the city's search for a police chief, concerns about growing crime, and investing in local businesses.
Mayor Sheng Thao held her first State of the City address on Tuesday, outlining how her administration plans to address crime, public safety and other pressing issues in Oakland.
A high-speed chase that began in Oakland Wednesday traveled east through the Lamorinda area before ending on Highway 24 back in Oakland when the suspect vehicle lost control. Police arrested three suspects, including two who fled from the vehicle on foot.
While President Biden on Tuesday said the U.S. is stepping up security to prevent any threat to the Jewish community in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel, an Oakland synagogue has already reached out to local police for extra protection.
Police in Oakland were at the scene of a deadly shooting Tuesday afternoon that left one victim dead, authorities confirmed.
Police in Oakland are investigating an armed robbery and assault early Monday that included the shooting of a Good Samaritan who attempted to help the first victim, authorities confirmed.
A key Oakland commission on Thursday recommended that the city adopt a new automatic license plate reader policy allowing roughly 300 new cameras to be installed throughout the city.
A man and woman suspected in a shooting that fatally injured a man were taken into custody Sunday night following a police pursuit from Oakland to Pleasant Hill.
Over 200 Oakland business owners who are fed up with crime in the city participated in a one-day strike Tuesday to bring attention to what they call lack of action from officials.
Over 200 Oakland business owners who are fed up with crime in the city were ready to participate in a strike Tuesday to call attention to what they call lack of action from officials.
Authorities in the East Bay have identified the two victims who died in a hit-and-run collision in Oakland over the weekend.
Oakland mayor Sheng Thao held the last of her two "Town Talk" community events Saturday at Castlemont High School.
Ryan Yamamoto interviews Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao about the battle over appointing a new Oakland police chief
Fear over crime in Oakland has ignited a debate over what messages should be coming from the local chapter of the NAACP.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or NAACP, has a storied history in the Civil Rights Movement. But now, fear over crime in Oakland has ignited a debate over what messages should be coming from the local chapter of the organization. John Ramos reports. (9/19/23)
Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong on Monday claimed he was vindicated with the release of a new report he said clears his name after he was fired by Mayor Sheng Thao earlier this year.
John Ramos reports on a fired Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong claiming a report included in his appeal vindicates his assertion of wrongful termination (9-18-2023)
Frustrated Oakland community leaders rallied Monday to demand answers after the city botching the application process for millions of dollars in state crime fighting funds.
Former Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong on Monday claimed he was vindicated with the release of a new report he said clears his name after he was fired by Mayor Sheng Thao earlier this year.
A popular downtown Oakland restaurant will be shutting down at the end of the month, with the eatery's owner saying rising crime rates have killed his business.
Already at odds with Mayor Sheng Thao over her response to growing concerns over public safety, the Oakland branch of the NAACP ripped city officials over the recent failure to apply for funds from the Organized Retail Theft Grant Program.
While a number of Bay Area law enforcement agencies qualified to receive millions of dollars in funding to help fight organized retail theft, on Thursday it was revealed that Oakland was disqualified from the application process because they submitted their proposal too late.
The Chair of the Oakland Police Commission on Tuesday evening issued a statement criticizing Mayor Sheng Thao after she pointed the finger at the commission over delays in the city appointing a new police chief during an interview on KPIX.
