Officers hit major glitches during a deadly San Pedro Drive shooting, pushing both cities back to their old Tiburon system.

Around 50 volunteers rallied at the Black Panther Party Museum as Oakland weighs halting the Behring data center before it breaks ground.

He was shot after coming to his fiancée's defense on his 35th birthday. Sixteen years later, Berkeley police still want the two men who fled in a dark SUV.

A federal judge rebuked Southwest's legal team over its dismissal bid, clearing the way for thousands of flight attendants to face a jury.

Defending Education says the district's Latino Men and Boys program excludes white and female students. OUSD hasn't responded to the complaint.

Patrice Davis allegedly pistol-whipped a father in front of his family, then was out of custody after Santa Rita Jail let him go by accident.

Measure S would cap rent hikes at 3 percent, but administering it could cost the city up to $2.36 million a year.

The driver hit a concrete wall and a tree after veering left on Highway 101, CHP says. He died at a Bay Area hospital.

Siale Taupaki says he is still broke despite seven seasons at UCLA and now Penn State, all while his parents keep struggling back home.

The 14-year-old passenger was found in the front seat of a Mazda after it collided with a commercial truck on Alvarado-Niles Road.

Ahmed Muhammad turned babysitting his niece and nephew into a nonprofit that's now given away over 50,000 science kits.

At Sweet Maria's on Adeline Street, hobbyists buy green beans by the pound and roast their own — sometimes with fiery results.

A new nonprofit backed by PG&E and local investors wants to raise $7 million to fix up downtown Oakland, one plaza at a time.