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Three arrested after Petaluma school lockdown in hunt for suspected thieves
A high-speed police pursuit that put a Petaluma elementary school on lockdown Friday afternoon resulted in the arrest of three suspects wanted in connection with a reported theft at a Windsor AT&T store.
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Oakland Break Out Artist Adrian Marcel Hosts Homecoming Weekend
Oakland native Adrian Marcel has established a growing fan base locally and nationally with the recent release of his EP debut Rafael Present's 7 Days of Weak.
Friends, family celebrate Oakland community leader David Glover
David Glover, an unrivaled leader of community self-improvement and social justice, found his in Oakland, the city he adopted and represented for more than three decades.
VA's Oakland office slowly cutting through backlog
There is still plenty of paper to be found inside the Oakland VA regional office -- veterans' disability claims, doctors' files, folders, correspondence.
Teen shot in North Oakland two weeks ago pronounced dead Friday
Isaac Johnson, a junior at Berkeley High School, had been on life support since the May 11 shooting, and was pronounced dead about 2:30 p.m. Friday, said his aunt Kaye Hudson of Berkeley.
Hayward man indicted in of theft Gold Rush-era jewelry box from Oakland museum
A federal grand jury in Oakland on Thursday indicted a 45-year-old Hayward man in connection with the theft of a Gold Rush-era jewelry box from the Oakland Museum of California earlier this year.
Streetcars Might Make a Comeback in Oakland
Until 1958, Oakland had a system of streetcars that shuttled passengers from across the city to its Western edge, where they could catch ferries to San Francisco.
Homemade Ricotta, it gets messy
I'm going semi-hardcore into the DIY cooking - this recipe includes making your own cheese ! But please, it's ricotta.
Jambalaya Festival at Bayou Music Center, 5/23/2013
2. Preheat your Jambalaya Festival with a heaping helping of G-Eazy, a hilariously foul-mouthed rapper from Oakland, California.
The front office of Street Academy superficially looks like many other high schools - teenagers and teachers milling about, checking mailboxes and turning in assignments.
What We Were Reading While We Should Have Been Working
Guy Fieri Brings Flamboyant Scene Outside S.F. Gay Bar : You can't find anybody who doesn't want his Donkey Sauce, or the red convertible Camero he carries it in.
OBIT: David Glover, OCCUR leader, long-time community catalyst
David Glover, the executive director of OCCUR, an Oakland organization dedicated to improving the lives and conditions of low-income residents, neighborhood and communities, particularly in East Oakland, has passed away after a battle with cancer.
Port of Long Beach chief Chris Lytle will oversee Port of Oakland
Port of Long Beach Executive Director Christopher Lytle has accepted the top post at the Port of Oakland, ending a four-month search, Oakland officials announced Thursday.
Man slain by sheriff's deputies in March following East Oakland car stop is identified
A man fatally shot March 30 by an Alameda County sheriff's deputy in the Fruitvale district after a vehicle stop turned violent was identified by authorities Thursday as Broderick Huggins, 32, of Modesto.
Town Crier: Oakland named nation's most exciting city? Yes
Oakland gets called a lot of things, but here's a little note worth repeating: real estate firm Movoto thinks we're the most exciting city in the nation.
In West Africa, the Moringa tree grows in some of the region's driest areas, providing much needed nutrition for people and animals alike.
Oakland Unified announces candidates for District 4 seat
The meetings are long, the hours unpaid and the complaints loud, but a dozen candidates including Anne Campbell Washington, chief of staff to Oakland Mayor Jean Quan, are hoping to fill the Oakland Unified School's District 4 board seat left vacant when Gary Yee stepped down to become acting superintendent on July 1. The challengers come from a ... (more)
J. Douglas Allen-Taylor reads from Sugaree in North Oakland, May 25
Local newsman, political commentator and culture critic J. Douglas Allen-Taylor will read from his new novel, Sugaree Rising and lead a discussion in May's monthly installment of Saturday afternoon salons at the Temescal Branch Library.
Whites Record Wealth Six Times Greater Than Blacks
Whites had an average wealth of $632,000 in 2010 while Blacks had about $98,000 and Hispanics had $110,000, according to a recent study by the Urban Institute.
Oakland woman denies charges in Lake County fatal crash case
An Oakland woman pleaded not guilty Tuesday to felony charges in connection with a fatal crash outside Hidden Valley Lake last spring.