Grab coffee at a new cafe, eat dinner at a dumpling lounge, or have lunch at a North Beach Deli's newest outpost.

Three million people visited the Jack London Square district last year, say officials.

Instead of making a Wine Country pilgrimage, save time and money with a visit to Oakland's best tasting rooms.

Faced with a rent hike, the shop’s owner chose to close the business and embark on an entirely different venture in Oakland.

A beloved kosher bakery, a downtown burger joint and an Italian chain are some of the latest places to close in Oakland.

The building's owner said multiple parties have already expressed interest in leasing the space.

The community-focused cinema is offering patrons $4 admission all day to mark the occasion.

The city's newest eateries include a Hong Kong-style cafe, a Chinese restaurant, and a pork-themed breakfast spot.

Until he sees "more support from the city," restauranteur Chris Pastena doesn't plan to open a new eatery in Oakland.

After studying Oakland’s economic development as a student, Ari Takata-Vasquez was inspired to launch a business downtown.

Since opening Feelmore Adult Gallery in 2011, Nenna Joiner has become a part of Oakland's business community.

A local nonprofit has figured out a powerful way to help get more local youth trained in software development.

The store's closure will come after 16 years in the neighborhood; landlord troubles are to blame.