Alameda officers involved in Mario Gonzalez case want involuntary manslaughter charges dropped
The three Alameda police officers charged in the death of Mario Gonzalez were back in court Friday. Their lawyers argued a “procedural snafu” by the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office should lead to the dismissal of all three involuntary manslaughter charges.
State corrections officials have launched a homicide investigation after a convicted killer from Alameda County died ...
An encampment was engulfed in flames Monday evening in Alameda, the Alameda Fire Department said. Firefighters responded to ...
The 9-time NBA all-star grew up in Oakland and attended Skyline High School. He became the first point guard to be awarded ...
Attorneys for the three officers say Price’s office violated the statute of limitations when she charged each of the men with ...
Jesus Hernandez faces charges, including a hate crime, related to a freeway incident involving a vehicle displaying an ...
A lawsuit against the Alameda Food Bank’s new location may prevent it from feeding those in need, depending on how long the ...
Results from Friday’s Week 4 Bay Area games and Saturday’s matchups.
The Alameda Fire Department put out a commercial building fire in under 30 minutes Wednesday morning. No injuries were ...
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