In a sizzling hot real estate market, "cash is king," said one Oakland real estate professional.

The popular cafe is slated to reopen in February.

For 15 years, he's been recording the oral histories of aging wartime veterans and paying clients.

After living in San Francisco for 5 years, Oakland native Eduardo Segura decided it was time to come home.

News of past safety violations and new ownership made this well-known pharmacy newsworthy in 2016.

After two and a half months of construction, the newly renovated market is bringing in customers.

Crime continues to decline in the district, but burglaries from occupied homes occur with some frequency.

The clothier/art gallery is the only outlet in the area for women's apparel and accessories.

$4 movies, a fun run around Lake Merritt for beer fans, Kainbigan chef appears on "Chopped," and more.

State Senator-elect Scott Wiener joined Capt. John Sanford, Jr. and the staff of Park Station at today's second annual Peace on the Streets holiday party at the Waller Street skate park.

Until he sees "more support from the city," restauranteur Chris Pastena doesn't plan to open a new eatery in Oakland.

“Unless you’re planning to move - or they are - why even go out for coffee?” said an Oakland couples therapist.

After studying Oakland’s economic development as a student, Ari Takata-Vasquez was inspired to launch a business downtown.