Oakland business owners fed up with "lawless" behavior after brazen break-in
Business owners in one Oakland neighborhood are fed up with what they call "lawless" behavior after a break-in at a popular smoke shop.
Recall vote looms for Oakland mayor, Alameda County DA over crime concerns
Voters in Alameda County will be deciding whether to recall two women from high-profile public offices - Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.
Oakland neighborhood fed up with tires being dumped along their streets
An Oakland neighborhood said they're fed up with the hundreds of old tires being dumped all over their sidewalk.
Embattled Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao faces looming budget crisis, recall vote
In Oakland Tuesday, the city's budget woes and a pending recall vote were in the spotlight as supporters and opponents of Mayor Sheng Thao held dueling rallies a short distance apart ahead of her "State of the City" address.
Oakland councilmember raises concerns over changes to sale of Coliseum
It is an understatement to say that the stakes are high when it comes to the city of Oakland's sale of the Coliseum site.
San Francisco cooks under "heat dome" for first day of October
San Francisco started off October on a hot note, with parts of the city registering temperatures as high as 95 degrees on an unusually warm start to the first full month of autumn.
Berkeley business owner talks about creating uniforms for the Oakland A's
An East Bay business that made uniforms for the Oakland A's talks about their history and what the departure means for them.
More Oakland encampments could be cleaned up after executive order from mayor
A new policy just announced in Oakland could lead to the city clearing out more of the city's encampments sheltering unhoused residents.
SF firm fights deepfakes as lawmakers target deceptive election videos
Gov. Gavin Newsom just signed three bills into law requiring social media companies to do more to police deepfake videos, especially as we head into this year's election cycle. Meanwhile, a company is using its own technology to fight back.
Oakland clears large homeless encampment near MLK Jr. Way
The city of Oakland on Tuesday continued cleaning up a large homeless encampment near Martin Luther King Jr. Way and 23rd Street.
Berkeley takes tougher stance on homeless encampments after Supreme Court ruling
The City of Berkeley is making major changes to the way it handles homeless encampments by giving the City Manager's office authority to clear out two major areas of unhoused residents that the mayor says have been problematic for years.
San Jose to create cultural shopping district to support local businesses
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday decided to move forward with the creation of a new business district on the east side of town.
Antioch has become a hub for illegal marijuana grow operations, state officials say
California's Department of Cannabis Control recently announced they have uncovered more illegal pot grows in Antioch than anywhere else in the state except Los Angeles.
Rise of copper thefts in Richmond affecting businesses, emergency services
Richmond police said copper thefts are up this year, and its causing a lot of problems for businesses and emergency services.
Charges dropped against 1 suspect in death of Oakland police officer Tuan Le
All charges were dropped on Wednesday against one of the defendants connected to the deadly shooting of Oakland Police Officer Tuan Le.