Coliseum sale moves forward, Alameda County supervisor confirms
Alameda County officials received two documents that are apparently critical to finishing the sale of the Coliseum in Oakland, KTVU has learned.
Oakland charter school seeks renewal
Part of AIMS Charter School in downtown Oakland could be in jeopardy after the Oakland Unified School District rejected its application to renew its charter.
Oakland's First Fridays celebrates Women's History Month
Oakland's First Fridays festival rolled back around with the theme for March focused on Women's History Month.
Motorcyclist taken to hospital after crash in Oakland
SkyFOX flew over a motorcycle crash in Oakland on Friday.
D'Wayne Wiggins' musical influence stretches far-beyond Bay Area
Oakland lost a musical giant with the passing of D’Wayne Wiggins. While his legacy is stamped in the city’s history of greats, the guitarist’s influence fanned far beyond the Bay Area.
Oakland's Hyphy Burger brings Bay Area flavor, culture to smash burger scene
A new smash burger spot in Oakland has brought the Hyphy movement from the streets to the grill.
Tony! Toni! Toné! guitarist D'Wayne Wiggins, Oakland native, dies after battle with cancer
The Oakland musician was 64.
Tony! Toni! Toné! guitarist D'Wayne Wiggins facing 'medical complications'
The guitarist of Oakland's own Tony! Toni! Toné! is experiencing "medical complications," the band said in a statement on social media.
2 men arrested after reportedly trying to kill possible witness in Sheng Thao corruption case
Two men have been arrested after reportedly trying to kill a possible witness in the corruption case involving former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao.
KTVU hosts Oakland mayoral debate
Candidates Barbara Lee and Loren Taylor will participate in the Oakland mayoral debate on Tuesday, moderated by KTVU's Dave Clark. Here's how to watch.
Video: Oakland police say woman kidnapped, punched
Oakland police released a short video on Thursday saying a woman had been kidnapped and punched two days earlier, and they needed help finding the man who took her.
Oakland mayoral candidate receives lifesaving surgery, lays out priorities
Oakland mayoral candidate Loren Taylor, who first revealed to KTVU that he had recently had a liver transplant, explained why he's running for mayor of Oakland, which he said is broken.
Man fatally shot in North Oakland; investigation underway
The killing is the 18th in Oakland this year.
Rapper Too Short and Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong join Oakland Ballers ownership group
The Oakland Ballers on Wednesday announced that rapper Too Short and Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong will become part of the baseball team's ownership group.
Oakland police chief addresses black sedan that wrapped itself around lamp post
Oakland police on Tuesday discussed a car crash where a black BMW sedan ended up wrapping itself around a lamp post on 54th Avenue and International Boulevard.
Oakland mayoral candidate reveals life-threatening medical condition to promote organ donation
A candidate running for Oakland mayor revealed that he suffered from a life-threatening condition. Loren Taylor shared that he underwent a liver transplant surgery in December and is now helping promote the importance of organ donation.
Man sues Oakland cafe after being kicked out for wearing hat with religious symbol
An Oakland man has filed a lawsuit against a coffee shop, alleging religious discrimination and violation of his civil rights.
Gunfire near Coliseum temporarily shuts down I-880, CHP says
The California Highway Patrol on Tuesday was investigating a possible shooting on the southbound side of the I-880 freeway at Broadway near the Oakland Coliseum.
Feds charge Oakland boxing executive with pocketing donation from Steph Curry
An Oakland man was charged with mail fraud and tax evasion over his alleged scheme to defraud a nonprofit for children where he worked as executive director, and pocketing a donation from NBA superstar Stephen Curry, according to federal prosecutors.
Four Oakland fire stations can be saved
Four Oakland fire stations that were slated for closure will remain open if councilmembers approve an ordinance to redirect funds on Tuesday, a city councilman said.