In response to the growing homeless population, Oakland may provide services to more camps and purchase a new shelter.

Tenants are suing the owner and master tenants of a transitional housing facility in West Oakland that had many fire code violations.

The team behind three thriving SF bars is getting ready to launch a cocktail-slinging rec room just blocks from 19th Street Station—and anyone can become an investor.

The ruling prevents the federal government from punishing cities that don't enforce immigration laws.

"Everyone who calls and walks through our door is a unique, kooky, artistic person," said a longtime employee.

A sushi shop, Italian restaurant and juicery call it quits; a longtime ravioli factory plans to relocate.

High numbers of nonprofits are reportedly being driven from downtown due to high rent and increased competition.

The judge said he wanted the case to go forward on an “aggressive, accelerated” basis.

Several members want to explore the idea of creating a regional bank with Richmond and Berkeley.

Go dog-wild in Duboce Park, plus more to do this weekend and beyond.

"The environment here has really changed and it's a different culture," said co-owner and General Manager Ellen Sebastian Chang.

About 85 percent of the dispensary's staff are Oakland residents. "It's very much intentional," said the general manager.

A dance party, tenant rights workshops and a human obstacle course; this 4/20 weekend event roundup is no puff piece.