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Danny Uzilevsky, Bay Area guitarist and Johnny Cash tribute musician, is facing a long recovery after a series of strokes left him unable to perform, according to his partner, Essence Goldman.

A strikingly scenic, carefully preserved, yet previously difficult to access natural landscape in the San Francisco Bay Area gets a lot easier to experience this week.

FREMONT, Calif. - Fremont police on Monday revealed more details about a fatal shooting at an apartment in the middle of the day: Two armed teens allegedly broke into a home and one of them ended up killed during a struggle with a person who lived there. Armed teens, one...

Just before midnight Saturday, police were called and alerted to a fight happening at a business on the 300 block of Winton Avenue.

Counties up and down the state are reporting decreases in their homeless populations. This year, as we're starting to see some of the preliminary results from the 2026 homeless point-in-time counts, many California counties are again reporting progress. San Joaquin County, for example, reduced the number of homeless pe

In a federal courtroom in Oakland this week a judge issued a ruling that could reshape the course of litigation against one of the largest technology companies in the world. The decision permits a former employee to take the stand and allows internal documents to be presented as evidence in the Meta youth safety trial.

A mural highlighting the immigrant struggle was defaced last week in central Berkeley , prompting a chorus of concern in the neighborhood. Within days, neighbors had left signs expressing solidarity at the base of the mural, outside Bi-Rite Liquor at Dwight Way and Sacramento Street. The mural artist, Mokhtar Paki , po

Police are searching for two suspects after family members say a 21-year-old man from Oakland was shot and killed Sunday afternoon, outside a restaurant at Del Norte Plaza in El Cerrito.

Broad coalition supports AB 2222 to support local reporting across California. Editor’s note: As you know, the Alameda Post is a nonprofit news organization. Securing consistent funding for newsrooms like ours is an endless challenge, but we are fortunate in California to have a new state program that will support many

Firefighters from across the Bay Area headed to northern Nevada to help battle the rapidly growing Hawk Fire as part of a mutual aid response supporting firefighters already on the front lines near Reno. The wind-driven wildfire that has forced tens of thousands of residents to flee their homes.