A federal grand jury has subpoenaed documents about California Waste Solutions and the Duong family.

The City Council’s plan depends on the successful sale of the Coliseum. $63 million in cuts will be needed if the deal doesn’t materialize by September.

Did the recall campaign violate political fundraising laws? Oakland's Public Ethics Commission wants to know but recall organizers refuse to hand over records.

Mario Juarez was shot at days before the FBI raided the homes of David and Andy Duong. The Duongs and Juarez were investors in a housing company.

There’s plenty that could distract city leaders—FBI raids, a mass shooting, complex business deals—but they must pass a budget in the next several days.

Five councilmembers rejected a ballot measure that would have improved the city’s ethics commission, which is currently investigating cases involving current and former lawmakers.

The family at the center of an FBI investigation has spent decades collecting cardboard and local politicians.

Sheng Thao says she ditched her attorney Tony Brass, while Brass says he withdrew as counsel.

Oakland’s mayor says she’s not going anywhere and questioned the timing and reasoning for the FBI’s search of her home.

Anthony Brass, a former federal prosecutor, issued a statement on the mayor’s behalf Friday.

More than 24 hours after the FBI searched her home the mayor has remained silent about the raids.

The FBI hasn’t said what it’s looking for. But for years, state investigators have been scrutinizing how a major Oakland recycling contractor allegedly funneled money to politicians.

FBI agents carried out search warrants at the mayor's house and a home owned by the city's recycling contractor California Waste Solutions.

Oaklanders will decide whether to keep or oust their mayor and District Attorney after campaigners succeeded in gathering enough voter signatures.

Orton Development is under investigation for a $100,000 contribution its president made to an Oakland ballot measure committee while it was negotiating with the city for the Kaiser Center redevelopment.

Oakland ethics investigators accused Lyft of making an illegal $100,000 contribution to an anti-Rebecca Kaplan PAC in 2020. Behind the scenes, former Mayor Schaaf was allegedly running the show.

Thao’s proposal avoids layoffs but several councilmembers seem reluctant to greenlight any cuts to police and fire. Other departments are also taking big hits.

The automakers sold allegedly faulty, easily stolen vehicles. A new settlement requires them to provide security upgrades and compensate owners.

Thao promises to avoid public safety cuts with her "safe and clean" budget. But dire economic conditions could require major adjustments in the future.

The city is negotiating with a Black-led investor group to offload its half-stake in the Coliseum for at least $105 million.