Oakland CA

Walnut Creek, CA —Indivisible ReSisters Contra Costa will host a Labor Day rally and march in Walnut Creek as part of the national Workers Over Billionaires movement. The event is meant to stand in solidarity with working families and communities across the country, protesting what organizers describe as billionaires...

Bay Area filmmakers Jen Bradwell and Todd Boekelheide’s “Make a Circle” follows California child care providers, from low pay to union wins, capturing the crisis through tender classroom moments.

(KRON) — A Redwood City family says it’s taking legal action against a renter who allegedly drove their RV to Burning Man without permission, causing thousands of dollars in weather damage to the camper. The renter’s contract specifically stated that the RV could not be taken to Burning Man, RV owner Ronnie Guinto...

A San Leandro company took center stage at a California hearing after 3 workers have died there. State Assmb. Liz Ortega wants to create a law to hold employers more accountable for worker safety. A KTVU investigation revealed Alco Iron and Metal had the most number of worker deaths at...

A forecast shift means heat isn’t expected to last as long but thunderstorms are more likely as monsoon moisture surges toward California.

San Francisco police are investigating the suspicious death of a man found unresponsive at a SoMa apartment complex after what initial reports said was an altercation involving pepper spray.

Next to Oakland's Lake Merritt is Children's Fairyland, a storied play area that will host a 75-year anniversary parade and party for local kids and their families on Monday. Starting from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., Fairyland will celebrate its long history with local artist performances, live music, and a new bilingual...

Temperatures climbed into the mid-80s to 90s along the bay shoreline under sunny skies, tying a same-day record in Oakland.

Police said they escorted a group of youths out of the Stonestone Target store Sunday night after responding to a request for assistance and that no arrests were made.

For more than 50 years, the Oakland Black Cowboy Association and its annual parade have become a staple in the East Bay community. But this year, that staple could be missing due to a financial shortfall. And now, the association started a GoFundMe.