California enacts ABX2-1 to stabilize fuel prices, requiring refineries to maintain reserves and plan for shutdowns, aimed at reducing market volatility and protecting consumers from price spikes.

Mario Juarez accuses Alameda County DA Pamela Price of vindictive prosecution after he declined to donate to her campaign, amidst an FBI probe involving his business.

District Attorney Pamela Price defends her position ahead of a recall election, addressing criticisms of her progressive policies and underlining her commitment to the community.

Alameda County police unions support recalling DA Pamela Price, citing a failure in her duties, while Price defends her reforms against claims of being "soft on crime." The recall campaign gains traction with backing from Rep. Swalwell.

Rep. Swalwell supports the recall of Alameda DA Pamela Price, citing public safety concerns. Price's campaign highlights her charge-filing record and attributes the recall to wealthy interests.

California enacts new laws to enforce water rights, label pesticides on seeds, and increase penalties for tobacco sales to minors, as signed by Governor Newsom.

Governor Newsom reports on the CHP's progress in reducing crime in the East Bay, noting arrests, vehicle recoveries, and firearm seizures since February.

The City of Oakland sued OUSD for not paying its share of school board election costs, demanding around $1.5 million for elections in 2020, 2022, and a 2023 special election.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price faces allegations of intimidation and use of private armed guards in her office, as outlined in a lawyer's letter amid a recall campaign.

California's Attorney General pushes for mandatory social media warning labels to address youth mental health concerns, alongside 41 other states' attorneys general.

The Alameda County Superior Court has instituted mandatory furloughs to address a $4.3 million budget cut, with staff taking unpaid leave one day a month to avoid layoffs.

Oakland has sold half of the Coliseum site to AASEG, a deal poised to spur extensive development and economic growth while preventing city budget cuts.

California launches the nation's first renewable hydrogen hub in Oakland, with a $12.6 billion investment aimed at reducing emissions and creating jobs.