Oakland Police Clear 'Occupy' Tent City
About 100 protesters cleared their tents and belongings from a vacant lot and park in Oakland's uptown neighborhood Sunday morning under police order.
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About 100 protesters cleared their tents and belongings from a vacant lot and park in Oakland's uptown neighborhood Sunday morning under police order.
Anti-Wall Street protesters in Oakland pushed down a chain-link fence surrounding a city-owned vacant lot where they planned a new encampment.
Amid calls for the chancellor's resignation, University of California, Davis has launched an investigation in the wake of video showing an officer using pepper spray on a group of protesters who appear to be sitting passively on the ground.
Police at the University of California, Davis have dismantled an Occupy encampment on campus Friday and arrested 10 protesters.
Occupy Oakland leaders announced plans Friday to set up a new encampment in a park and empty lot near 19th Street and Telegraph Avenue but were met with strong resistance by many people who live in the area.
A University of California Board of Regents meeting postponed this week because of fears about violent protests has been rescheduled for Nov. 28, UC officials said Friday.
San Jose city officials have ordered a man perched perched for weeks high atop a City Hall wall in support of the Occupy movement to come down.
California State University faculty from throughout the state were pouring in to two of the system's 23 campuses Thursday morning to participate in a one-day strike.
About 200 Occupy Cal protesters gathered on the steps of Sproul Hall at the University of California at Berkeley on Thursday night for a general assembly meeting to decide if they will set up an encampment again.
California State University trustees approved a 9 percent tuition hike Wednesday at a meeting in Long Beach where students clashed with university police and four arrests were made.
Police arrested dozens of Occupy SF protesters who stormed a Bank of America branch on California Street in San Francisco during a march Wednesday afternoon, and refused to leave.
Occupy Cal protesters Tuesday night voted in favor of setting up an encampment on the UC Berkeley campus after last week's site was removed by police.
The Occupy San Francisco encampment is growing, boosted by refugees from the Oakland camp, but protesters in San Francisco fear a police raid on their camp is imminent.
Hundreds of "Occupy Oakland" protesters gathered in Frank Ogawa Plaza Monday evening for a general assembly meeting after their encampment was dismantled by police Monday morning.
A group of University of California at Berkeley students and community protesters who say they were victims of police brutality during a Nov. 9 "Occupy Cal" demonstration announced their lawsuit Monday.
In his first statement since being seriously injured during a clash between Oakland police and Occupy demonstrators, Scott Olsen said he is feeling a lot better.
Notice was issued by the Oakland city administrator on Sunday that Occupy protesters' camps in city parks were a violation of local ordinances and would be removed.
Pressure on Occupy Oakland protesters increased Saturday, with police issuing a third notice Saturday afternoon ordering protesters to vacate the area, and all city parks.
CBS 5 has obtained a series of emails from Dr. Floyd Huen, Mayor Jean Quan's husband and a long-time Oakland activist, brainstorming with fellow activists about how to shut down the encampment without violent clashes.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information in the shooting death of a man on the edge of the Oakland plaza anti-Wall Street protesters have occupied for the last month.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan called on "Occupy Oakland" to voluntarily dismantle their encampment after a man in his early 20s was fatally shot in Frank Ogawa Plaza Thursday night.
Protesters in the burgeoning "Occupy Cal" movement continued to congregate outside Sproul Hall Thursday after demonstrations on Wednesday drew thousands and resulted in dozens of arrests.
About 30 shouting Occupy Oakland protesters disrupted a news conference in which four City Council members and business leaders called for the immediate removal of the encampment in Frank Ogawa Plaza.
A 30-year-old Oakland man has said a police officer shot him with a rubber bullet or beanbag while he was videotaping last week's standoff between law enforcement and a small group of people who took over a building and lit fires after a day of peaceful anti-Wall Street protests.
Are they an organized political movement or is it pure anarchy inside the encampment at Oakland's Frank Oagawa Plaza?