Oakland
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Video: Woman Kidnapped On Busy Road In California, Cries For Help Ignored
A disturbing video of a woman abducted on a busy road in California, as people ignored her cries for help, has surfaced on social media.
-
Research Suggests Cats Mourn The Death Of Companion Animals, Even Dogs
The research, based on a survey of 412 pet owners, found that surviving cats exhibited signs of grief-like behaviors, such as increased vocalization, changes in appetite, and altered sleep patterns.
-
At Least 15 Shot During Oakland Juneteenth Celebration
A shooting during a Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt in Oakland, US state of California, left 15 people injured, the police said.
-
Lisa Hu, Woman Who Disappeared 8 Years Ago, Found Alive In US
Lisa Hu went missing on December 8, 2015, when she was in her early 20's.
-
Indian-American Attorney Becomes 1st Queer Woman Of Colour In US City Council
Janani Ramachandran, a 30-year-old Indian-American attorney, has emerged as the youngest and the first queer woman of colour to take oath as the Oakland City Council member in the US state of California.
-
School Locked Down After Mountain Lion Found In Classroom In US
The Oakland Zoo took to Twitter to explain what happened, and even posted a video of the animal being taken away.
-
Death Toll In Oakland Warehouse Fire Rises To 36
The death toll from a massive fire at a California warehouse shot up to 36 on Monday and was expected to rise even further as emergency crews sift through the rubble.
-
Protests In California After Donald Trump Wins Election
Protesters gathered in Oakland and sought to block freeways and create a commotion.
-
Man Dies Exploding 'Pipe Bomb' At California Health Clinic: Report
A man in a wheelchair died on Tuesday when he detonated what appeared to be a pipe bomb at a health clinic in Oakland, California, TV stations reported on Tuesday, citing police.
-
California's Oakland Zoo Auctioning Off Paintings Made by Animals
A zoo in the US is letting animals explore their creative side by auctioning paintings produced by snakes, elephants, lemurs and bats among many others.
-
Sri Lanka Violates Human Rights of Minorities: Report
Sri Lanka continues to violate human rights of its religious and ethnic minorities, six years after the end of civil war in the country that resulted in the defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), according to a new independent report.
-
Oakland City and Police Sites Down, Anonymous Hackers Claim Credit
The Oakland police department and city websites were offline on Wednesday and activist hackers from the Anonymous collective who threatened to take action against law enforcement over the Bay Area demonstrations claimed responsibility for the outage.
-
After lull, Occupy protest resurfaces in Oakland
For weeks the protests had waned, with only a smattering of people taking to Oakland's streets for occasional weekend marches that bore little resemblance to the headline-grabbing Occupy demonstrations of last fall.
-
Two trains collide near San Francisco, 16 injured
An Amtrak train crashed into another train unloading passengers in an Oakland station late Wednesday, injuring 16 people, authorities said. The train was traveling an estimated 15 to 20 miles per hour when it struck the stationary Amtrak passenger train about 10 p.m., said Oakland Fire Department battalion chief Emon Usher.
-
Video: Woman Kidnapped On Busy Road In California, Cries For Help Ignored
A disturbing video of a woman abducted on a busy road in California, as people ignored her cries for help, has surfaced on social media.
-
Research Suggests Cats Mourn The Death Of Companion Animals, Even Dogs
The research, based on a survey of 412 pet owners, found that surviving cats exhibited signs of grief-like behaviors, such as increased vocalization, changes in appetite, and altered sleep patterns.
-
At Least 15 Shot During Oakland Juneteenth Celebration
A shooting during a Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt in Oakland, US state of California, left 15 people injured, the police said.
-
Lisa Hu, Woman Who Disappeared 8 Years Ago, Found Alive In US
Lisa Hu went missing on December 8, 2015, when she was in her early 20's.
-
Indian-American Attorney Becomes 1st Queer Woman Of Colour In US City Council
Janani Ramachandran, a 30-year-old Indian-American attorney, has emerged as the youngest and the first queer woman of colour to take oath as the Oakland City Council member in the US state of California.
-
School Locked Down After Mountain Lion Found In Classroom In US
The Oakland Zoo took to Twitter to explain what happened, and even posted a video of the animal being taken away.
-
Death Toll In Oakland Warehouse Fire Rises To 36
The death toll from a massive fire at a California warehouse shot up to 36 on Monday and was expected to rise even further as emergency crews sift through the rubble.
-
Protests In California After Donald Trump Wins Election
Protesters gathered in Oakland and sought to block freeways and create a commotion.
-
Man Dies Exploding 'Pipe Bomb' At California Health Clinic: Report
A man in a wheelchair died on Tuesday when he detonated what appeared to be a pipe bomb at a health clinic in Oakland, California, TV stations reported on Tuesday, citing police.
-
California's Oakland Zoo Auctioning Off Paintings Made by Animals
A zoo in the US is letting animals explore their creative side by auctioning paintings produced by snakes, elephants, lemurs and bats among many others.
-
Sri Lanka Violates Human Rights of Minorities: Report
Sri Lanka continues to violate human rights of its religious and ethnic minorities, six years after the end of civil war in the country that resulted in the defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), according to a new independent report.
-
Oakland City and Police Sites Down, Anonymous Hackers Claim Credit
The Oakland police department and city websites were offline on Wednesday and activist hackers from the Anonymous collective who threatened to take action against law enforcement over the Bay Area demonstrations claimed responsibility for the outage.
-
After lull, Occupy protest resurfaces in Oakland
For weeks the protests had waned, with only a smattering of people taking to Oakland's streets for occasional weekend marches that bore little resemblance to the headline-grabbing Occupy demonstrations of last fall.
-
Two trains collide near San Francisco, 16 injured
An Amtrak train crashed into another train unloading passengers in an Oakland station late Wednesday, injuring 16 people, authorities said. The train was traveling an estimated 15 to 20 miles per hour when it struck the stationary Amtrak passenger train about 10 p.m., said Oakland Fire Department battalion chief Emon Usher.
