Oakland Residents Say Landlord Is Playing Dirty With 110% Rent Increase
Some residents in Oakland say their landlord is playing dirty.
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Some residents in Oakland say their landlord is playing dirty.
Three children and two adults were injured in an apparent hit-and-run collision in Oakland near the Eastmont Town Center Monday night, police and fire officials said.
Some shop owners in Oakland's Chinatown say business is down, and they are struggling to stay afloat after the city's minimum wage increased to over $12-an-hour, making it the highest in the country.
Oakland police say they've made three more arrests in the fatal shooting of a 30-year-old mother who died protecting her young children in a crossfire last week.
The event was organized to celebrate Chyemil Pierce's life, and the lives of too many others lost to violence.
A person with knowledge of the deal says the Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a contract with Darren McFadden a day after losing NFL rushing champ DeMarco Murray to NFC East rival Philadelphia.
A 19-year-old man was charged Thursday with the murder of a mother trying to rush her children to safety from a gun battle that erupted in front of her West Oakland home Monday, but it is unclear if he fired the fatal shot, police said Thursday.
An estimated 400 to 500 people living in East Oakland are refugees who've fled political oppression in Burma, the southeast Asian country also known as Myanmar. And they're navigating their way in a whole new culture, thanks to the kindness of a soft-spoken, unassuming pediatrician who is this week's Jefferson Award winner.
Nate Miley wants the Raiders to renovate the Coliseum, as he says a new stadium could cost taxpayers $300 million.
Following good news about the future of Oakland's 1-2-3-4 Go! Vinyl Store franchise is even more great news: Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong is opening up a guitar store right across the street.
The Bay Bridge, along with six other state-owned bridges, may move to all-electronic tolling—just like the Golden Gate Bridge has for the past two years—as a decision to move ahead with study will be made on Wednesday.
Police say a woman who was killed by gunfire Monday afternoon in West Oakland, was simply trying to get her young children to safety when she was shot in the head. The woman's children were not hurt.
A tiny threatened fish could complicate the state's plans to blow up one of the piers of the old east span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge.
A stolen pickup truck was found in the water in the Oakland Estuary Tuesday morning but no one was found inside.
It looks like any other house on the block, but inside police say it's the modern day version of a speakeasy, selling something called summer coolers.
Two people were injured in a shooting in West Oakland late Monday afternoon, police said.
A suspect allegedly fleeing from U.S. marshals was involved in two separate collisions in Oakland Monday, injuring at least five people, according to Oakland police.
Police investigating a killing in Oakland Saturday said the victim's injury was the result of a stab wound.
BART is seeing record ridership, and with it, dirtier stations. The transit agency is using new tactics to fight the filth, as part of a multimillion dollar campaign.
Bay Area police officers may now be the target of one of Oakland's most violent street gangs. Authorities said gang members have even tracked officers to their homes.
Oakland's city attorney confirmed that they are dropping its controversial gang injunction with police chief Sean Whent in favor of the move. Alleged members
The Raiders will be staying in Oakland for another NFL season, but where they'll play after that is still very much up in the air.
An investigation by the California Highway Patrol has found a plainclothes officer acted within department policy when he pointed his gun at protesters during an Oakland demonstration last year.
A person of interest has been identified in connection with the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old boy in Oakland last Saturday, police Chief Sean Whent said Thursday.
Oakland police and other law enforcement agencies made another attempt at reducing gang violence Thursday by arresting 16 people they said are involved in two East Oakland gangs.
