Once acclaimed for challenging the fine dining norms, Oakland hotspot Hi Felicia now faces intense scrutiny over alleged misconduct and mismanagement issues behind the scenes, leading to its sudden closure amid controversy.

With crime on the rise, some Oakland businesses have stopped accepting cash to mitigate the risk of robberies, a controversial decision with potential social equity implications.

A shocking triple shooting in East Oakland results in three people wounded, a dog killed, and the community on edge as police search for the suspects.

A heartbreaking fatal hit-and-run incident in Oakland caught on surveillance video; a suspect is reportedly detained after the tragic event.

San Francisco General Hospital mistakenly contacts Brentwood family to inform them of their son's death from a shooting. Apologies issued for misidentification.

The beloved Albany Twin theater, in operation for 88 years, has abruptly closed its doors due to inability to negotiate a new rental agreement. This is one of many casualties of the pandemic that has closed movie theaters across the Bay Area.

A recent fatal shooting in the parking lot of Jack Holland Sr. Skate Park raises questions about public park safety, as detectives from Alameda County Sheriff's Office work diligently to solve the case.

Oakland resident Delonzo Logwood has entered a no contest plea to voluntary manslaughter, marking a new development in a case that has seen multiple twists, including the Alameda County District Attorney's controversial stance on sentencing.

Nevada Legislature approves $380 million in public funding for Oakland A's Las Vegas ballpark, earning a mix of support and disdain as fans launch "reverse boycott" and demand the owner to sell the team.

A former Antioch officer has been charged with assaulting a handcuffed man during a traffic stop, caught on video punching, kicking, kneeing, and elbowing the victim. This incident adds to a series of scandals plaguing the beleaguered city's police department.

Oakland A's fans joined forces for a "reverse boycott" rally, resulting in BART's second-highest ridership day since March 2020.

A large-scale fencing operation involving stolen catalytic converters was taken down in Oakland, leading to multiple arrests and the recovery of stolen goods.

Startling, but moreover confusing details emerge about the undisclosed findings of skeletal remains on UC Berkeley's Clark Kerr Campus, kept in the dark for two years.