Safety
For six weeks this summer, no one was murdered in Oakland, the longest stretch without an unlawful killing since the 1990s. That streak was broken on Sunday, September 14.
An Oakland resident created a website for people to determine whether their building is at greater risk of collapsing during an earthquake.
The Three Feet for Safety law went into effect this week and meets with mixed reviews.
Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan wants to recruit 50 percent Oakland residents for the next police academy.
Alameda County teenagers struggling with suicidal thoughts can find help by sending a text message.
Crossing guards do more than just make sure students get to school safely.
Hospitals are conducting emergency drills and retrofitting buildings to withstand the next big shake.
Alameda county residents who show exceptional commitment and service are recognized.
New BART Watch app allows patrons to report disturbances, crimes in progress, vandalism and panhandling.