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Jen Angel the owner of Oakland's popular Angel Cakes bakery, was mortally wounded Feb. 6 during a brazen daylight purse snatching in the parking lot of a Wells Fargo Bank branch. Her family says donating her organs continued her legacy of giving to her community.

Slain Oakland bakery owner donates her organs to potentially 70 people

Community leaders are pleading for the city to clean up a playground at Clinton Park that many families are simply scared to use with their children. Da Lin reports. (2-10-23)

Oakland residents beg city to clear park in Little Saigon district

Oakland is dealing with the fallout over the firing of its police chief LeRonne Armstrong. There is a strong reaction on both sides. Kenny Choi reports. (2-16-23)

Oakland mayor's decision to fire police chief stirs heated debate

Years of drought, along with recent storms, are just some of the things taking a toll on aging trees in San Francisco city parks. Wilson Walker reports. (2/6/23)

Recent storms take toll on trees in San Francisco city parks

To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a swearing-in ceremony was held in San Francisco to welcome the nation's newest citizens. John Ramos reports. (2-11-23)

Women in sci-tech sworn in as new U.S. citizens in San Francisco

For the past month, Capitola wharf business owners have been unable to assess the storm damage up close. That finally changed this week. Devin Fehely reports. (2-12-23)

Capitola business operators allowed back on severed wharf

Oakland police chief LeRonne Armstrong says a recently released report clears him from claims that he mishandled two officer misconduct cases. Da Lin reports. (2-5-23)

OPD chief Armstrong says evidence shows he should be reinstated

On Thursday, A Concord family who lost their daughter to fentanyl watched as the man who sold the drug was sentenced to eight years in prison and three years probation. Jose Martinez reports. (2-9-23)

East Bay family finds justice after dealer of narcotics that killed daughter is sentenced

Devin Fehely reports on the prospect of a wealth tax, both on the federal level and here in California. (2/7/2023)

California assemblyman proposes wealth tax, even as concept stalls in Washington

Itay Hod reports on a classically trained chef working to develop a plant-based alternative to eggs (2-8-2023)

Alameda company producing plant-based egg substitute looks to crack breakfast market

After a record number of traffic fatalities in San Jose, bike commuters are celebrating after the city received millions of dollars in grants aimed at increasing pedestrian and bicycle safety. Len Ramirez reports. (2/13/23)

San Jose bike commuters celebrate grants to improve traffic safety

Oakland mayor Sheng Thao has fired former police chief LeRonne Armstrong. The decision is drawing criticism from some Oakland leaders who were hoping Armstrong would be reinstated after being put on administrative leave in January.

LeRonne Armstrong ousted from Oakland Police Department

Saturday was the unofficial start of the baseball season with the San Francisco Giants hosting their annual Fan Fest at Oracle Park. John Ramos reports. (2-4-23)

Giants fans' mood stays sunny at rainy Fan Fest

San Francisco police released a surveillance video of an unprovoked attack on an elderly man in the area of Natoma Street at New Montgomery Street on January 8, asking the public for help in finding the assailant, described to be a white or Hispanic male in his late 30s to early 40s with a short beard, wearing a black sweater with white writing, white shirt and black and white sneakers.

SFPD video: Unprovoked attack on elderly man in San Francisco alley