Power shutoffs expected in Bay Area on Election Day
Six Bay Area counties are facing possible power shutoffs on Election Day and the following days, PG&E reported.
Día de los Muertos festival kicks off in Oakland
Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood held its popular Dia de los Muertos festival Sunday, for the 29th year.
Electric flying taxi testing for takeoff in Bay Area would speed up commute
An all-new type of electric aircraft could soon be flying over the Bay Area.
Oakland shop hit by 13th burglary despite city's drop in crime
A family-owned tobacco shop in Oakland was victimized for the 13th time after burglars rammed a car into the shop and stole cigarettes.
Oakland leaders tout drop in homicide, crime rates
Oakland police and politicians spoke on Friday morning at St. Columba Catholic Church to herald the nearly 30% drop in homicides this year compared to 2023, saying they believe the city is moving in the right direction toward curbing crime, but no one should immediately declare a immediate success.
Man in prison Halloween costume arrested - for real - in Hayward
A man dressed in a prison uniform for Halloween ended up in handcuffs – for real – after the California Highway Patrol arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence.
OUSD facing $79 million deficit this year
Families at Bridges Academy in East Oakland, were excited to see the brand new, green school yard for students and the community Thursday, as the sponsors held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, along with a Halloween festival.
Oakland Unified warns of possible school closures, budget cuts
Leaders in the Oakland Unified School District warn they’ll need to make serious cuts to the district’s budget, with school closures back on the table.
Dashcam video: East Bay family's encounter with man in underwear on I-880
An East Bay family is shaken up after a frightening encounter on a freeway.
Livermore house goes all in on Beetlejuice theme for Halloween
The Beetlejuice-themed house is a big hit on Winding Stream Drive. Many neighbors checked it out the night before Halloween, because they know the street will be crowded on the 31st.
Union backs Thao recall; as recall opponents blast wealthy donor
Protesters who oppose the recall of Oakland mayor Sheng Thao performed a skit outside the Piedmont home of Philip Dreyfuss, a donor who has put money into the recall effort of Thao and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price.
Victim families in deadly Ghost Ship fire welcome affordable housing development in Fruitvale
Plans have been unveiled to build a five-story affordable housing complex at the site of the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland's Fruitvale district that burned down in a tragic, deadly fire nearly eight years ago.
Son charged with killing father, leaving him in Hayward Dumpster
A 25-year-old Hayward man was charged with allegedly fatally shooting his father, who was found disposed of in a Dumpster last week, according to prosecutors.
Oakland recall rally devolves into shouting match
A rally held by recall supporters of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price turned chaotic on Tuesday and devolved into a public shouting match outside City Hall.
Toddler struck, killed by vehicle Monday morning in Fremont
A 3-year-old child was killed Monday morning in Fremont after being struck by a vehicle, according to police.
Oakland café ousts man over religious symbol on baseball hat
A man says he was kicked out of a coffee shop in North Oakland because he was wearing a Star of David hat.
How Californians can cash in on $27.5M Thomson Reuters settlement payout
Most Californians are now eligible for a class action settlement claim and could receive an estimated $19 to $48, after a $27.5 million was reached between two Oakland activists and Thomson Reuters over its Clear platform.
Anti-Trump Halloween display attracts attention in Alameda
One East Bay homeowner is mixing Halloween with politics. Each year, Dan Balsam puts up an elaborate display, But this year, he said he's focused on the election. And it's attracting a lot of attention.
Woman recovering from brutal, unprovoked attack in Oakland
A woman walking home near 17th and Franklin Streets said she was viciously attacked by a group of young people early Saturday morning.
How Bay Area hospitals are responding to national IV fluid shortage
Health care facilities in the Bay Area are changing protocols to account for the national shortage of IV fluids.