First Wrongful Death Lawsuits Filed In Fatal Oakland Warehouse Fire
On Friday, the first lawsuits were filed in connection with the deadly Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland that left dozens dead from smoke inhalation.
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On Friday, the first lawsuits were filed in connection with the deadly Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland that left dozens dead from smoke inhalation.
The landlord of an Oakland warehouse where 36 people died in a fire earlier this month has retained a Southern California-based attorney.
A family has been forced to leave home for the holidays after a fire broke out in their garage and damaged their Oakland hills house.
The storm hitting the Bay Area Friday has resulted in flight delays and some cancellations at both San Francisco International Airport and Mineta San Jose International, according to airport representatives.
Two men have been charged with murder for shooting and killing a 20-year-old man in East Oakland in September and wounding his mother as well.
Derek Carr and the Oakland Raiders' high-powered offense have struggled to score in recent weeks.
A man was found stabbed to death in Oakland's Mosswood Park Tuesday morning.
A 12-year-old girl who watched her father die after being shot outside a church in East Oakland early Sunday morning is now seeking justice.
Authorities in the East Bay on Tuesday were able to recover an expensive Porsche Boxster that had been stolen during a carjacking in Alamo the day before.
The family of an East Bay teenager is filing a wrongful death suit against the city of Oakland a year after he killed by a falling tree limb near Lake Merritt.
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A vehicle was left "riddled with bullet holes" after a road-rage shooting on Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland.
Attorneys for master tenant Derick Ion Almena at the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland where 36 people died in a fire Dec. 2 issued a statement today saying he didn't engage in criminal misconduct and alleging that government agencies are responsible for the fire.
One person was dead and another wounded after an early Sunday morning confrontation on an Oakland street corner ended in gunfire,
It could be a remarkable scene Sunday when the Oakland Raiders, closing in on their first playoff berth since their Super Bowl season of 2002, face a fading Chargers franchise that could be nearing the end of its 56-season run in San Diego.
In the wake of an Oakland warehouse fire that killed 36 partygoers, famed defense attorney Tony Serra has agreed to represent Derick Almena, the leader of the Ghost Ship artist cooperative.
The city of Oakland has obtained an $850,000 settlement in bankruptcy court from the operator of the Port of Oakland's second-largest terminal, which filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.
The Oakland School Board has named Dr. Devin Dillon as interim superintendent, as they search for a replacement for Antwan Wilson, who abruptly announced he was leaving the district.
A sold out benefit concert at the Fox Theater raised funds for the families of the victims of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire.
The founder of a bankrupt Berkeley wine store was sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for years of fraud that cost customers $45 million.
A fisherman who didn't want to get his feet wet caused a scare Wednesday afternoon when Oakland firefighters, police and the U.S. Coast Guard thought he had driven into the Bay, a fire battalion chief said.
An outpouring of support has raised more than $1.6 million for victims of the deadly Ghost Ship fire in Oakland earlier this month through online fundraisers and numerous concerts, sales and events.
Less than 24 hours after local officials approved a new $1.3 billion Oakland Raiders stadium plan, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told reporters covering the NFL owners meeting that there were "some real strength" with relocating to Las Vegas.
Officials in Oakland say they have no plans to canvass the city looking for warehouses like the Ghost Ship, saying they are focused on a "big picture" approach.
Oakland City Council voted in favor of moving forward with a plan to build new $1.3B Raiders stadium, using $350 million of public funds.
