Large East Bay brawl between teens ends with one hospitalized
A fight between a large group of people led to the discovery of a replica Glock-style gun and ended with a person hospitalized, police said.
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Brentwood employees complain of gender-based discrimination by city manager
G. Harold Duffey was implicated in a scandal that brought down Oakland's city administrator.
Latest poll shows tightening race for No. 2 spot in California governor race
Poll shows close contest among three leaders, while support has faded for trailing candidates.
Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week: Nichaela West, Alhambra softball
West, a sophomore, had the winning two-run single for Alhambra in extra innings and drove in four runs overall as the Bulldogs beat Bishop O’Dowd 9-7 in the NCS Division II quarterfinals.
Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week: Chase Young, De La Salle track and field
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Brentwood students injured in chemical accident
Two high school students who were airlifted due to chemical burn injuries during a class project last Friday are still undergoing medical treatment.
Redwood City man arrested in connection with fatal hit-and-run
A suspect is in custody following a fatal hit-and-run earlier this week in Redwood City, police said.
Bulletproof vests, security cameras, guns: The ways women in elected office protect themselves from abuse
As women face more abuse in elected office than their male peers, they must also take on the extra burden of staying safe.
Prolific East Bay innovator of common medical devices dies at age 90
One of Jack Lloyd's innovations, the pulse oximeter, is credited with improving operating room and critical care safety and significantly reducing patient deaths.
What’s required when renewing your California driver’s license if you’re over 70?
In October 2024, rules for renewing a license for those 70 and older changed, writes Amy Bentley
Peninsula man sentenced to jail for accosting pro-Palestinian protesters
A man who accosted pro-Palestinian protesters two years ago in South San Francisco will serve a month behind bars after he pleaded no contest to felony battery and admitted to a hate crime allegation, prosec...
Woman beaten with wrench, robbed in El Cerrito
A 38-year-old San Pablo woman was arrested on suspicion of violently assaulting and robbing another woman Wednesday afternoon in El Cerrito, police said.
Anthony Rendon, candidate for superintendent of public instruction, answers Bay Area News Group’s primary...
Rendon: 'I would be strongly supportive of strict limits or even a ban on social media for children.'
A popular Bay Area ramen chain just opened in Walnut Creek
The newest Marufuku promises Wagyu specials and premium sake along with Hakata-style ramen bowls.
‘Shoot me up with a big one’: A timeline of the last days of Matthew Perry
After a lifetime of sobriety struggles, Matthew Perry spent the last days of his life desperately seeking the ketamine that would ultimately cause his death.
California inmate sentenced to death for 1983 rape, killing dies in prison
Richard R. Ramirez, 66, died on Sunday, May 24, correctional authorities said.
Taylor Swift concert plot suspect apologizes in Austrian court ahead of verdict
A man who admitted to plotting to attack a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna nearly two years ago has told an Austrian court that he's sorry.
Judge: Federal court oversight of Oakland Police Department could end in September
“No one can say mission accomplished,” a judge said Wednesday. “But I do congratulate the city and OPD on getting this far.”
Orinda seventh-grader to compete in finals of national spelling bee
Thursday night's champion wins prizes including $52,500 in cash.
Massive housing development plans for Concord Naval Weapons Station clears latest hurdle
Concord is expected to acquire about 2,422 acres of land from the U.S. Navy, with plans over the next 30 years to add new housing, businesses, community centers, and other needed infrastructure.
These East Bay cities are throwing a major ‘Twist’ festival in June
Wine and street food, a car show, country-line dancing and more are on tap for the first-ever Tri-Valley Twist.
Sky-high World Cup ticket prices spark investigation by NY and NJ attorneys general
Astronomical prices for tickets to the upcoming World Cup soccer tournament have sparked an investigation by the attorneys general of New York and New Jersey.
Endorsement: Elect Hector Camacho to lead San Mateo County’s fragmented, unequal school system
Camacho’s rival is a smart, serious candidate, but he is better positioned to solve Peninsula public schools' challenges
Amid weather pattern that’s stuck, warm weather expected to follow the rain across
A stubborn low-pressure system from up north showed few signs of wanting to move much on Wednesday morning, with the National Weather Service saying it was straddling the California-Nevada border. At the sam...