An investigation found inconsistent overtime rules let favoritism creep in, though not the kickbacks workers alleged.

A dispute over a dressing-room sign at the Oakland Coliseum ended with band members and crew hauled off in misdemeanor arrests.

One tenant says she moved out in March after the live-in manager allegedly tracked her using security cameras and left flowers at her door.

Officers broke into a Concord house after a disturbance call went unanswered, finding a man and woman stabbed. Police say no suspects remain at large.

Jessica Watson was found unresponsive at Santa Rita Jail last week, and her case was dismissed.

Classic cars, a trunk-or-treat and adoptable pets fill downtown Antioch this Saturday, all for free.

Four downtown ficus trees hold 81 heron nests — 66% of Oakland's count — as a 65-unit affordable housing project moves toward groundbreaking.

California's fight in federal appeals court over the National Guard is over, and Gov. Newsom came out on top, according to Attorney General Rob Bonta.

Starting July 2027, California seniors and disabled residents must hold under $21,000 in assets to keep Medi-Cal — or lose coverage for caregiving and wheelchairs.

More than 40 UC students and groups say Regent Jay Sures stayed silent after a speaker told Muslims to leave America.

No layers, no supports, just a spinning vial of resin. Berkeley's open-source printer is already running at MIT and NASA-linked labs.

A 26-researcher group, including two UC Berkeley professors, says a verified worldwide halt on frontier AI training is technically doable.

A draft California Law Review policy would force editors to delete application files just as federal scrutiny of Berkeley Law intensifies.