"Krazy George" Henderson looks back on his time cheering on the A's
Armed with a drum, crazy hair and cut-off jeans, George Henderson -- aka "Krazy George" -- has roamed the stands in stadiums and arenas, riling up fans for more than half a century.
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Armed with a drum, crazy hair and cut-off jeans, George Henderson -- aka "Krazy George" -- has roamed the stands in stadiums and arenas, riling up fans for more than half a century.
Matt Lively reports on A's fans already lining up to take home souvenirs from the team's final game at the Oakland Coliseum.
Veronica Macias reports on a pair of musicians providing a New Orleans brass band soundtrack for A's fans as they enter the Coliseum for the team's last game in Oakland.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on legendary Oakland A's cheerleader "Krazy George" paying a final visit to the Coliseum stands.
A's fans are counting down the team's final days in Oakland and, on Sunday, they were reminiscing about better days at the Coliseum.
As the Oakland Athletics play their last home games at the Coliseum, employees still working the stands in their 70s, 80s and even 90s are bracing for what's next.
In what was supposed to be a week of emotional celebration for Oakland A's fans as the team played its last games at the Coliseum, many of them instead started the week with a bad taste in their mouth.
Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher posted an contrite open letter to fans of the team online Monday, saying that management tried to keep the A's in Oakland and failed.
As the A's make their apparent final stand at the Oakland Coliseum, it looks like the sun is finally setting on the relic of a stadium. Once a gleaming vision of the future, it is now drifting into the past.
The imminent departure of the A's certainly makes it look like the Oakland Coliseum stadium is nearing the end of its life as a professional sporting venue.
A new policy just announced in Oakland could lead to the city clearing out more of the city's encampments sheltering unhoused residents.
Wilson Walker reports on the history of the A's home in Oakland and the special vibe the stadium still holds for fans.
Oakland will be making a more aggressive push to clear homeless encampments in the city following an executive order issued by Mayor Sheng Thao.
A drink long popular in Mexico, demand for mezcal has exploded around the world and the Bay Area is no exception.
A's fans are counting down the team's final days in Oakland and, on Sunday, they were reminiscing about better days at the Coliseum. John Ramos reports. (9-22-24)
Aaron Judge hit his major league-leading 54th home run of the season, Giancarlo Stanton hit a three-run drive, and Anthony Volpe also connected as the New York Yankees powered past the Oakland Athletics 10-0.
The city of Oakland has completed the first phase of removing another longstanding homeless encampment on Martin Luther King Jr Way. Amanda Hari reports. (9-21-24)
Police in Oakland have launched a homicide investigation after a man was fatally shot in an East Oakland neighborhood Wednesday night.
The city of Oakland on Tuesday continued cleaning up a large homeless encampment near Martin Luther King Jr. Way and 23rd Street.
San Francisco officials have filed a motion against Oakland International Airport to stop using "San Francisco Bay" in its name, claiming travelers have confused the recently renamed East Bay airport with SFO.
The California Highway Patrol has made over 300 arrests in Oakland since they're presence was drastically increased in July, Gov. Gavin Newsom said.
San Francisco officials filed a motion to stop Oakland International Airport from using "San Francisco Bay" in its name, claiming travelers have confused the recently renamed East Bay airport with SFO. Sooji Nam reports. Website: http://kpix.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/CBSSanFrancisco Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBSSanFrancisco Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kpixtv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KPIXtv
Police in Oakland are asking for the public's help identifying and locating a suspect vehicle connected to two armed robberies that happened last week.
A fire destroyed two vehicles at the BART Coliseum Station parking lot Tuesday afternoon and police were investigating the incident, the transit agency said.
Long-running side project/solo band of Victims Family guitarist and founder Ralph Spight the Freak Accident plays the Golden Bull Friday night with fellow veterans Kingdom First.
