Supporters of Oakland mayor recall confident they will gather enough signatures
The people working to recall Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao said they gathered half of the signatures needed.
Brazen back-to-back burglaries hit East Bay businesses
East Bay police are investigating two brazen burglaries in two days and about four miles apart.
Rep. Barbara Lee not moving forward to General Election for California Senate seat
Supporters held a joint watch party for U.S. Representative Barbara Lee and Lateefah Simon, who's running to succeed Lee, in Downtown Oakland on Tuesday night.
Juvenile suspect charged in deadly shooting of West Oakland store clerk Maged Alazzani
Police in Oakland on Tuesday confirmed the recent arrest of a male juvenile suspect in the deadly shooting of a longtime West Oakland store clerk who was fatally injured during an armed robbery in early January.
Attack ads raising temperature of Alameda County Democratic committee race
As the California primary approaches, a little known but important race in the East Bay is heating up with negative ads.
San Francisco Unified working to identify which schools to close amid budget deficit
Facing a large budget deficit and declining enrollment, San Francisco Unified School District is proposing to close down some schools.
PG&E accused of stalling new construction projects by not connecting power
Housing advocates and construction workers are accusing PG&E of stalling and choking off the completion of affordable housing units in the Bay Area.
San Francisco arson suspect who targeted 2 Teslas last weekend arrested
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed they have arrested the arson suspect who set two Teslas on fire last weekend in the city's South of Market neighborhood.
San Francisco police search for arsonist who lit 2 Teslas on fire in SoMa Saturday
Police in San Francisco are investigating the burning of two Teslas early Saturday morning as arson, according to authorities.
San Francisco streets packed with Chinese New Year Parade celebrations
The San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade started off with a bang on Saturday evening.
Cal State University system deals with declining enrollment numbers
Officials with Cal State University, the largest public university system in the country, say they've seen a 6.5% drop in the number of new enrollments since 2019.
North Bay residents feel the brunt of storm-related damage
From mudslides to flooded streets to single car spin outs, Sunday's storm caused all sorts of headaches for some North Bay residents.
Signature collection for recall against Oakland mayor officially begins
The signature collection to recall Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao officially started on Saturday, with organizers kicking off the campaign in Jack London Square.
Gov. Newsom pledges to continue anti-crime efforts in Oakland
After a five-day surge in CHP personnel across the East Bay, Governor Newsom says the state will continue to support anti-crime efforts in the region.
49ers Super Bowl appearance a boon for Bay Area sports bars
The 49ers' run to the Super Bowl has been great for many sports bars in the Bay Area. Some bars are preparing for big crowds on Sunday.