Justin Phillips

It was somewhat fitting the way Oregon basketball earned their 20th win of the season. It came down to missed shots in the final minutes by both the Ducks and U

The Keystone College baseball team grabbed their first win of the season as they defeated Manchester University 13-12 Saturday afternoon, March 2, in the team’s final game of the Myrtle

Moderates in San Francisco say they are taking back power. But did they ever lose it?

The Oregon Ducks have a destination and a seed in the 2024 NCAA Tournament. It has not been an easy season for Dana Altman and company, but they are March Madne

The continuous attacks on the progressive Alameda County district attorney have galvanized her supporters.

What lies ahead of Oakland’s new police chief is a daunting road, but with the right approach, he has a chance to make a significant difference.

The new panel faces unique challenges implementing major culture reforms in a deeply dysfunctional police agency.

The public safety issues facing Oakland are not unique, but the abuse the city gets for them is.

Unsettling research spanning two decades shows Black people consistently suffer the brunt of racial inequality in California.

The recall effort against Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao can be traced to her firing former Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong. But is that enough to recall her?