Oakland street crime takes small businesses to brink of extinction
In Oakland a survey of business owners revealed many have essentially given up with 59% saying they're thinking about closing or relocating. Da Lin reports. (12-8-23)
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In Oakland a survey of business owners revealed many have essentially given up with 59% saying they're thinking about closing or relocating. Da Lin reports. (12-8-23)
A survey of Oakland businesses shows just how much crime has affected them, with many saying they were thinking about closing or relocating their businesses outside of Oakland.
CHP on Friday confirmed the arrest last week of a suspect who recklessly led authorities on a pursuit through Oakland in a stolen vehicle the day before.
Every holiday season, Mary Kelly of Oakland lights up a Christmas tree. But on Thursday, for the first time in her entire life, she lit up a Hanukkah menorah instead. Itay Hod reports. (12/7/23)
An Oakland coffee shop is apologizing for an incident after hate-speech graffiti was found in a restroom and how staffers handled a customer who tried to document it.
An Oakland coffee shop is apologizing for a case involving hate speech graffiti that was found in a bathroom. (12-7-23)
The owner of an Israeli restaurant who has spent more than half of her life in the Bay Area says there is still much to look forward to during Hanukkah, despite the war between Israel and Hamas hitting the two-month mark.
Police arrested two of the three suspects accused of pistol-whipping and robbing two people Tuesday evening in downtown Walnut Creek
Shawn Chitnis reports on an Israeli restaurateur in the East Bay celebrating Hanukkah in her community despite tension created by Israel-Hamas conflict (12-7-2023)
Bay Area shelters, already stretched to the limit, are bracing for tough times as more and more people surrender their pets because they can no longer afford them.
In Oakland, a group organized a pub crawl to get those in the East Bay to support local craft taprooms and spread some holiday cheer
People in Oakland had strong feelings Wednesday as schools became a battleground over the war between Israel and Hamas as some teachers participated in a "Teach-In."
BART police said officers arrested a woman who was driving a stolen car and found multiple puppies inside the vehicle on Tuesday.
Some teachers in the Oakland Unified School District say they believe a "teach-in" on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict planned for Wednesday will be beneficial to students who are likely hearing about the issue everywhere else in their lives.
Shawn Chitnis reports on plans by members of Oakland Education Association to hold teach-in on the Israel-Hamas conflict (12-6-2023)
Parents of Oakland Unified School District students weighed whether to take their children to school on Wednesday or keep them home as an unknown number of teachers are set to stage a "teach-in" highlighting pro-Palestinian materials.
CalTrans is paying closer attention to what's under some Bay Area freeways, after last month's huge fire in Southern California.
Police in Oakland are investigating a body found Tuesday morning a block away from Clinton Park as a suspicious death, authorities confirmed.
Anne Makovec interviews Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao about controversial planned teach-in on conflict in Gaza and promoting holiday shopping in her city (12-5-2023)
The East Bay's new baseball team, the Oakland Ballers, have announced their schedule for the team's upcoming inaugural season in the independent Pioneer League.
A group of Oakland teachers are planning a "teach-in" Wednesday that shows the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and its history through a Palestinian perspective.
Oakland police said someone was shot and killed Monday afternoon in the city's Merritt neighborhood.
Oakland Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Kyla Johnson-Trammell on Monday issued a statement reminding parents of an "unsanctioned teach-in" focusing on the Israel-Hamas conflict planned for later this week.
The Alameda County Court is overwhelmed with eviction cases months after a COVID-era moratorium on evictions was lifted.
A local privacy group accused Kaiser Permanente of violating state law with its license plate readers.
