Oakland Protesters Stage Noisy Demonstration To 'Wake Up The Mayor' At Libby Schaaf's House
Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf's home early Monday morning .
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Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside Oakland mayor Libby Schaaf's home early Monday morning .
Demonstrators gathered at Frank Ogawa Plaza around 7 p.m. and have been marching through the streets since around 7:30 p.m., according to Oakland police.
About a hundred protesters were on the move in East Oakland Saturday evening after a day of planned and spontaneous demonstrations around the city for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.
It's the calm after the spoon-banging storm that shut down three San Francisco BART stations Friday morning, but it won't last for long.
A group of Occupy protesters have locked themselves to an entrance of the Oakland Federal Building in solidarity with the BART protests in San Francisco Friday morning.
All BART station have reopened after ongoing protests in San Francisco closed the Embarcadero, Montgomery and Powell stations Friday morning, BART officials said.
Occupy Oakland protesters have reached a settlement with the Northern California city and Alameda County to resolve a federal lawsuit alleging that scores of arrests during a violent protest three years ago violated their civil rights.
The Santa Cruz City Council voted to accept a quarter million dollar grant for an armored police vehicle.
Organizers are planning a protest at the Montgomery BART Station Friday, January 16th in solidarity with the Black Friday BART protesters who were arrested last year.
BART is looking into the possibility of community service rather than financial restitution for 14 protesters who shut down the transit system at the West Oakland station on Black Friday, agency officials said this week.
About 100 people who were arrested in an anti-police brutality protest in Berkeley last month appeared in court Tuesday but charges haven't been filed against them.
Some of Libby Schaaf's most vocal critics gave her an earful even before she was sworn in at her inauguration ceremony Monday night.
The racial tension that's boiled over between police officers and the African-American community in many cities across the nation these past months has not manifested in San Francisco.
Fourteen #BlackLivesMatter protesters, who shut down the West Oakland BART train on Black Friday last year, said the transit agency is trying to make them pay restitution along with charged with criminal complaints.
Several hundred people gathered in front of the Fruitvale BART station in Oakland Thursday to remember and celebrate the life of Oscar Grant III, who was shot and killed by a BART police officer there on New Year's Day in 2009.
Oakland police said at least 29 people were arrested Wednesday night following protests in downtown Oakland.
Police eyed the crowd for any sign of threats after the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center issued a warning about threats against law enforcement on New Year's eve.
While fireworks are being set up for the annual New Year's Eve festivities along San Francisco's Embarcadero waterfront, many are vowing to rally tonight out of continued protest against police brutality.
Not everyone will be counting down to a midnight celebration in the Bay Area Wednesday night.
Members of a California high school basketball team can wear T-shirts reading "I Can't Breathe" during warm-ups at a tournament despite previously being told to stay home if they did.
A North Coast high school basketball tournament has become a flashpoint in the ongoing protests over police killings of unarmed black men after Mendocino High players were disinvited from an event in Fort Bragg because of concerns they would wear "I Can't Breathe" T-shirts during warmups.
A protest march targeting police shootings turned violent in Oakland on Christmas night as protesters smashed windows, looted stores and damaged a Christmas in Jack London Square.
A charity group is blaming violent protests in Oakland for a huge drop in donations this holiday season.
In the wake of the fatal shootings of two police officers in New York, police unions in the Bay Area's three largest cities are calling for a "constructive dialogue" and an end to the "vilification" of police officers by protesters.
In the latest chapter of the ongoing Bay Area reaction to the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases, Contra Costa County District Attorney Mark Peterson has fired back at the public defenders, who accused him last week of racially biased prosecutions.
