The A's are considering a move to a spot near Laney College, but it's not the first time a major-league team has looked it over.

The win brings the Warriors to a 23-6 record.

Missed the recent high school softball matchups? Here are the latest sports results and scores from girls varsity games in and around Oakland.

Here are the upcoming high school boys varsity baseball games to follow in Oakland.

Here are the upcoming high school boys varsity baseball games to follow in Oakland.

Here are the upcoming high school girls varsity softball games to follow in Oakland.

Missed the recent high school softball matchups? Here are the latest results from girls varsity games in and around Oakland.

Here's the most recent top news in sports for Oakland; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Oakland City Council threw some amendments for affordable housing and anti-displacement measures into the Oakland A’s stadium deal they approved Tuesday, and the A’s are again threatening to leave.

The Bay Area is home to a wealth of minor-league and independent sports teams that offer the experience of a day out at the ballpark on a more laid-back scale. 

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf is facing more backlash after taking her throwing shade at Las Vegas even further.

The Oakland Coliseum has had its fair share of problems that have it ranked as the second-worst MLB stadium in the league. And now: feral cats!

That wacky Olympic sport involving ice, brooms, and very large rocks is something you can now practice in Oakland, at a new curling-only ice rink called the San Francisco Bay Area Curling Club.

Glen Kuiper, a veteran Oakland A's broadcaster, has been fired by NBC Sports California after uttering an allegedly unintentional racial slur on air. Kuiper has since apologized, but reactions were mixed.

A fan's recent escapade on the Oakland A's field exposes the ongoing issues within the troubled franchise, from abysmal team performance to a lackadaisical security team

A recent update to the City of Oakland's FAQ page provides insight into the events leading to the end of negotiations with the Oakland Athletics, revealing what went wrong.

As Oakland A’s owner John Fisher's failed ballpark proposals continue to pile up, is it time for MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred to step in and put an end to this never-ending odyssey?

Negotiations for the proposed Las Vegas stadium for the Oakland A's have failed, with the Nevada legislature unable to muster the votes to approve the deal.

A's fans are taking a stand against the team's proposed move to Las Vegas with a "reverse boycott" at Tuesday night's game. Experience the energy of the Oakland Coliseum as fans demand baseball remain in Oakland.

Nevada Legislature approves $380 million in public funding for Oakland A's Las Vegas ballpark, earning a mix of support and disdain as fans launch "reverse boycott" and demand the owner to sell the team.

Golden Gate Fields racetrack is getting ready to close its gates for good. What does this mean for California's horse racing industry?

A WNBA team is on the brink of touching down in the Bay Area, with the Golden State Warriors close to finalizing a deal to bring a franchise to the region, according to multiple sources.

New Oakland Ballers aim to revive city's baseball spirit as A's depart.

Six‑pack ticket packages for the A’s June Las Vegas homestand go on sale Feb. 18, with priority-list access and a lineup of game-day giveaways.

Oakland native Alysa Liu won Olympic team gold in Milan, and Oakland Zoo’s lemurs marked the victory with a playful Valentine’s Day shout‑out.

Cal’s athletic spending topped $165 million in 2024-25, producing a $24M shortfall despite record donations and one‑time payments.

Saint Mary's looks like a lock, Santa Clara has surged and Cal and Stanford are fighting for the Bay Area’s possible third NCAA bid on Selection Sunday.

Rod Martin, the Raiders linebacker famed for three Super Bowl interceptions, has died at 72. His performance in Super Bowl XV remains an enduring part of Raiders lore.

Steve Kerr’s future with the Warriors is suddenly uncertain after a 37-45 season. Owner Joe Lacob and GM Mike Dunleavy are weighing internal assistants and outside candidates.

A new FPHL franchise will play at Adventist Health Arena this fall; fans can enter a community "Name The Team" contest and season tickets are available.

Terry Stotts and Jerry Stackhouse will not return to the Warriors’ coaching staff after a 37‑win season, setting up a major bench shake‑up as Steve Kerr stays on. The club is set to audition replacements while preparing roster work this summer.

Ron Rivera and Tosh Lupoi have jump‑started Cal's rebuild, turning early pledges and portal pickups into top‑20 recruiting momentum.