The Hayward Fault shook awake Thursday morning, briefly pausing BART service before crews cleared tracks as safe.

Jane Southwick and Bill Abbott, born as an unannounced surprise in Hawaii in 1926, just hit triple digits together in California.

A 911 call on 44th Avenue led officers to a loaded handgun and a rifle — and one more arrest in East Oakland.

A deadly fire hit a residential complex in Fremont's Irvington neighborhood, and fire and police crews are digging for answers.

La Peralta tenants faced 52 days without an elevator as Oakland files its first case under a 2024 tenant-protection law.

Free lunch, vaccines and nearly 100 resource booths await Alameda County seniors at the Sept. 24 festival. Registration is required and spots are limited.

Julio Palafox allegedly moved hundreds of pounds of meth into Northern California before Jalisco police tracked him down with drones.

The Womack Sisters play the historic Greek Theatre Saturday, years after driving Uber to pay rent in LA.

Aman Kumar, 30, faces sexual battery and false imprisonment charges after allegedly attacking an elderly passenger inside his locked car.

One person died and another is in stable condition after a late-night stabbing on Wood Place — the city's fifth homicide of 2026.

Bonta says a federal rule change would strip homeowners of guaranteed escrow interest and hand the savings to national banks.

Queyan Turner, 22, faces gun charges after a San Leandro man was shot in the leg — but not for the shooting itself.

Tahytus Johnson, 20, faces 12 felonies after police say he opened fire on relatives near Market Street, missing three children.