Oakland CA

Earthquake swarms have rattled the Tri-Valley region in November and December.

San Francisco police on Monday said a 45-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty after being found with a deceased dog.

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Retired school teacher Michael Moore’s daily drives around San Francisco to drop off his children and go to shops are not suspicious and would not be interesting to watch. Yet because of the city’s system of license plate readers, his law-abiding movements are being tracked by an unconstitutional and “Orwellian”...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — San Francisco police responded to a report of a person assaulting a dog Monday at approximately 11 a.m. Officers arrived at the 400 block of China Basin Street and located a male matching the suspect description who was in possession of a deceased dog, according to SFPD. Officers detained the...

San Francisco, California — A man who fled the United States and was later extradited from Honduras has been sentenced to federal prison for his role in a major fentanyl trafficking operation tied to stash houses in Berkeley and Oakland, according to court records. Five-Year Federal Sentence Handed Down.

Oakland police said they were investigating a shooting that left one man dead Monday night.

Editor’s note: We’re republishing some of our best reads of 2025. This romp of a story by our City Hall reporters Eli Wolfe and Natalie Orenstein and our news editor Darwin BondGraham reads like a true crime novel, but dear reader, it’s all true. The story behind “Co-conspirator 1,” a key figure in the federal...

Along a busy stretch of International Boulevard, Oakland’s Native American Health Center is putting the finishing touches on Flicker, a five-story community clinic and housing complex that tries to do a lot in one footprint. The project pairs a ground-floor cultural center and dental clinic with 76 affordable...

Most Alamedans love our wild turkeys that roam our streets, often using crosswalks to make their way across. Most people stop their cars to allow them to walk peacefully, and many of us stop to get photos of these popular feathered locals.