More than two dozen immigrants have been held at San Francisco’s airport this year for longer than three days, in violation of Customs and Border Protection’s guidelines.

Mountain lions are often confused with bobcats, large house cats and even dogs. Here are the telltale signs that distinguish the animal from others.

The Roots will play Saturday, but future games remain in limbo. The team defaulted on payments to the Coliseum earlier this month.

Willie Nelson in 1977, and the Rolling Stones in 1978 are among the archives than can be seen at the Rockridge Cafe through Aug. 5.

Very few Oakland establishments open before noon. Club 2101 in Dimond is one of them. For patrons, it’s a second home.

Damage from a June 28 fire was contained to the exterior, the fire department says, but the building remains without electricity.

The officers have rescued injured birds and a 350-pound pig — and face the grim outcome of animal neglect.

Saumitra Kelkar is on a mission to restore native plants. He’s teaching East Bay residents about where to find rare flowers, plants, trees and wild bees.

The center’s CEO said they are in “active discussions.” IATSE Local 107 says its members have worked at the historic venue since it opened in 1915.

The dance company kicked off its anniversary with "Luna Mexicana" and is preparing to present the holiday classic "The Nutcracker."

A former Pittsburgh Steelers player, Skyline alumni, Laney football players, the Oakland Fire Department Chief, and others tell us what Coach Beam meant to them.

The “No Crumbs” collective created a 2026 calendar and puzzle showcasing local businesses with proceeds benefitting Centro Legal de la Raza.

Gorditas, tacos al vapor, shrimp cocktails … Nosh helps you get started among the East Oakland destination's many options.

The event was a peaceful “day of defiance” against the creeping authoritarianism exhibited by Donald Trump.

Immigration attorneys are working around the clock to dispel misinformation and caution the public against sharing rumors on social media.

We looked to see how different mayors dealt with or were doomed by upheavals.

The action-packed movie, filmed in Oakland, follows four interconnecting stories in 1987. It opens in theaters on April 4.

The group of magicians hopes a younger generation carries on this peculiar form of entertainment.

“It was like a skit from ‘SNL,’” said Carol Strickman, an audience member who moved to Oakland in 1974.

Black Joy Parade, Jazz brunch at The Cook and her Farmer, Writing Women's Lives at Womb House Books and more.

Multiple community groups participated in the march through Fruitvale on Saturday, Feb. 8.

We will be asking those running for mayor the hard questions about issues Oakland residents care most about.

Shift C at Station 13 takes pride in being bilingual, serving Fruitvale, and doing community work.

The “Man of Steal,” 10-time All-Star, and Oakland Tech grad, was loved by fans and the city he grew up in.

The application alleges that Scott harassed a gay mayoral staffer.

Shift C at Station 13 takes pride in being bilingual, serving Fruitvale, and doing community work.

Shift C at Station 13 takes pride in being bilingual, serving Fruitvale, and doing community work.

The Oakland City Council is considering cutting the entire grants and festival funding to help close the city’s budget gap.

New court documents allege Fruitvale businessman Mario Juarez orchestrated an election scheme paid for by 2 powerful city contractors.

Find out what the city is planning to trim to balance a $129M deficit.

Preparing for an earthquake and knowing what to do when one happens can save lives – here’s what to know

Despite high rates of dilapidated housing and an ongoing lead crisis, a proactive approach to rental inspections still doesn't have a launch date.

The company plans to shutter 1,200 stores nationwide.

The company plans to shutter 1,200 stores nationwide.