Two massive sinkholes within three days have spurred water shutoffs, chaotic traffic, and disrupted utility services for residents in Alameda's East Bay area.

Multiple fires erupt along I-580 in Alameda County, leading to major traffic delays and a potential arson investigation.

Contra Costa County faces 7 weeks of traffic as I-80 undergoes significant pavement repair, leaving drivers to navigate lengthy detours.

Major Plans to modernize two terminals at Oakland International Airport sparks excitement, with public input and community feedback sessions scheduled before approval.

The long-standing battle over a controversial coal export terminal in Oakland takes center stage as the city and developer Phil Tagami face off in a high-stakes trial.

A 2-year-old child tragically succumbed to injuries after being struck by a car backing out of a driveway in Vallejo – highlighting the need for heightened awareness and caution in residential areas.

The state of California grants a massive $119 million to the Port of Oakland for green infrastructure projects to modernize its marine terminals and reduce congestion, taking a giant leap towards a cleaner, more efficient future.

Oakland A's fans joined forces for a "reverse boycott" rally, resulting in BART's second-highest ridership day since March 2020.

It seems two different Cal student have elected to take extreme measures to attend classes while living in the Los Angeles area. Many question the logic. One called the idea, "quite possibly the stupidest thing I've read," another simply put it, "hella dumb," but both students have used the tactic to reach graduation.

You'll likely have Too $hort lyrics running through your head if you drive near Oakland's Fremont High School in the near future, if a proposal before the Oakland City Council goes through. The council is set to consider a proposal to rename an appropriately brief stretch of Foothill Boulevard Too $hort Way in recognition of the iconic local rapper.

Last Wednesday, a three-block stretch of West Oakland's Ninth Street was renamed to pay homage to the co-founder of the Black Panther Party, Dr. Huey P. Newton — another example of recent acts honoring the legacy of the Black Panther movement.

Oakland is closing the digital divide with a $7.7 million CARES Act grant that will provide free public WiFi to as much as 85% of the city.

Take a virtual drawing class, learn about human DNA, or discover the role played by women's organizations in the civic life of Oakland.