California Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on UC Berkeley's Contested Housing Project at Berkeley's People's Park
The California Supreme Court is set to hear a case regarding housing development at Berkeley's historic People's Park, following legal disputes over UC Berkeley's project plans.
OAK Welcomes Advanced Air's Inaugural Service to Connect Bay Area with Crescent City
Oakland International Airport welcomes Advanced Air's new service starting March 17, with daily nonstop flights to Crescent City aboard Dornier 328 Jets for 30 passengers.
Oakland Police Warn of Rise in Smash-and-Grab Robberies Amid Decline in Burglaries
Smash-and-grab robberies are increasing in Oakland, prompting the Oakland Police Department to issue a public safety advisory, urge vigilance, and deploy extra officers. However, burglaries in the city have decreased significantly.
Oakland Gains Bloomberg Boost for Urban Innovation and Black Business Growth in Eco-Friendly Initiative
Oakland joins the Bloomberg American Sustainable Cities initiative to boost urban innovation and black business growth with a focus on eco-friendly development and economic empowerment.
Weekend BART Repairs to Cause Delays Between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte, Free Bus Bridges Offered
BART announces a weekend of service disruptions for track repairs, with free buses replacing trains between Richmond and El Cerrito del Norte. Delays of up to 20 minutes are expected.
Berkeley Police Seek Public's Help in Locating "At Risk" 76-Year-Old Frank Hill Last Seen on Alcatraz Ave
Berkeley Police seek help to find at-risk missing man, Frank Hill, last seen at 1606 Alcatraz Ave. around 1:00 am on March 13. He's a 76-year-old black male wearing dark clothes. Public tips are crucial for his safe return.












