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The team is reviewing its safety procedures in light of a nearby shooting that injured five people hours after October's festival.

Oakland City Hall announced that it will host free Bulky Block Parties through 2019, while Alameda County will target two known dumping "hot spots."

The iconic pink house has had a wild ride since closing in 2011. Here's a look at its history, and what might be next.

Here's a photo tour of what went down at yesterday's Pride parade and festival in Oakland.

Roughly 50,000 people are expected to attend the parade this Sunday, September 9.

San Francisco- and Oakland-based organizations are stepping up to support those in need. Here's how you can help too.

Bursting at the seams in their basement, the Friends of the Oakland Tool Library are hoping to open a shipping-container annex.

Once complete, the MacArthur Station Residences will become the tallest building in North Oakland.

A cannabis entrepreneur nicknamed "Permit Patty" called 911 because the girl was selling water without a permit.

OakDOT will approve up to thirty temporary street murals throughout the city.

The magazine specialty store is moving into a shipping container across from the MacArthur BART station.

"Tall Paul" Brown, known for his custom-built, double-stacked bicycles, died on May 26.