Oakland Tribune
Felon Charged In Killing Of Oakland Tribune Photographer Pleads Not Guilty
A 10-time felon charged in the shooting death of a former Oakland Tribune freelance photographer who was hit by a stray bullet has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges.
Ex-Con Charged With Murder Of Oakland Tribune Photographer
A man with 10 felony convictions over the past 20 years has been charged with murder for the shooting death of former Oakland Tribune freelance photographer Lionel Fluker near an East Oakland gas station on Friday night.
Oakland Tribune Photographer Killed By Stray Bullet
An East Bay photojournalist who was killed in a shooting Friday night near his Oakland home was identified by police and former colleagues Monday as Lionel “Ray” Fluker, who had worked for more than a decade as a freelance photographer for the Oakland Tribune.
Best Ways To Celebrate Black History Month 2013 In The East Bay
Black History Month 2013 in the East Bay means celebrations of the lives and achievements of many individuals. Black success stories include chefs like Sarah Kirnon and vintners, international documentary subjects and dancer, actor and activist Josephine Baker to a pioneering female journalist for the Oakland Tribune. Get your dose of black history with any of these suggestions. The experience will be priceless.
Alameda County May Reduce Charges To Avoid Mandatory Deportations
A new policy in Alameda County is instructing prosecutors to consider filing lesser criminal charges for some legal immigrants in an effort to avoid mandatory deportation.
49ers To Curtail Tailgating; Preseason Game vs. Raiders May Be Dropped
The San Francisco 49ers are banning tailgating in the Candlestick Park parking lot after games start, and any season ticket holders caught misbehaving on video will have their tickets revoked.
Mercury News Among Circulation Leaders; Chronicle Ranked 23rd
Both the San Jose Mercury News and the San Francisco Chronicle were ranked in the top 25 U.S. newspapers by average weekday and Sunday circulation from October 2010 through March.
Photographer Gets Settlement from Oakland Schools
OAKLAND, Calif. (KCBS)_ The Oakland Unified School District has agreed to pay $99,000 to settle a lawsuit by a photojournalist over a confrontation with its former police chief during an October 2008 protest.


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