With the franchise's lease in Oakland expiring after the 2024 season, the A's will need to find a temporary home until a park in Las Vegas is built.

After the Aug. 9 fire, regulators and local activists want the West Oakland scrap yard to get its act together.

A regional bond measure could fund affordable development in Oakland, Berkeley, and beyond at a size and scale never seen before.

After a group filed official paperwork to recall Alameda County DA Pamela Price this week, families of homicide victims in the county held a rally Saturday to raise awareness for the effort.

Sasha Ritzie-Hernandez and Jorge Lerma were told they didn't qualify due to confusion over district boundaries during the signature-gathering process.

Waste of time initiatives like recalling Pamela Price won't reverse Oakland's multi-year crime wave.

Real estate agents in the Bay Area, and across the country, are scrambling to do their jobs this weekend after a cyber attack took down a multiple-listing service. NBC Bay Area’s Terry McSweeney spoke to real estate broker Jeff Lamont, with Coldwell Banker Realty in Burlingame, for some insight.

Within a few years, fully self-driving cars have gone from science fiction to a very common reality for people in San Francisco with other places in the U.S. also testing the new technology. With innovations often come unintended consequences—one of which is the massive collection of data required.....

We’ve updated our Oakland Wildfire Guide for 2023 with info on preparation, evacuation, air quality, power outages, and property defense.

A path across the western span is still years away.

The discipline process for OPD officers who engaged a vehicle pursuit that led to the death of Lolomania Soakai last June may have a resolution as soon as this week, according to statements and actions by the Oakland Police Commission at last Thursday’s meeting. At the start of the

Officials say more cameras will help OPD solve crimes, but the department hasn’t used existing ones for six months.

“It’s their mistake, their error, and now we’re left to pay the price,” said one of the candidates.

Parker served as city attorney since 2011 and said she is proudest of establishing civil rights, housing, and community law programs.

Fall semester is free at Laney, Merritt, Berkeley City College and College of Alameda for the second year in a row. Here's how to enroll.

Residents often look to their neighborhoods’ elected representatives to “clean up the streets.” Here’s how city councilmembers can—and can’t—affect public safety in their districts.