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

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.

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

Auditor Michael Houston found staff vacancies, slow payments, and no bond audits behind Oakland's capital-project spending mess.

A September 14 hearing could simplify permits for shops on Park and Webster Streets, where vacancies have lingered.

Black applicants had 5.8 times higher admission odds than comparable white applicants in 2025, federal investigators found.

Bonta joins a coalition of 21 attorneys general challenging federal rules that cut habitat protections for species like the Southern Resident killer whale.

Berkeley faculty tied to the Bethesda Declaration say federal grant cuts threaten academic freedom, as the campus already absorbs $50 million in losses.

The board picked a policy over an ordinance after advocates who'd shown up for a year and a half pushed for something harder to undo.

Danville leaders meet Tuesday morning to weigh funding options for a 44-unit apartment complex amid unexpected costs.

VanCedric Williams denied being paid by the teachers union while voting on Oakland's contract — but records show otherwise.

Harris, who spent her childhood in Berkeley and started her career at the Alameda County DA's office, is backing Lee's reelection bid.