East Bay College To End Sports Program Due To CA Law: Reports

University officials said student-athletes should look at neighboring colleges to compete, according to a report from KTVU.

Undefeated: East Bay University Basketball Team Finishes Historic Season With Perfect Record

The East Bay team was one of two across the country to accomplish the feat.

San Leandro Artist's Soccer Sculptures Kick Off Highly-Anticipated Bay FC Match

Nine sculptures in San Francisco, created by Bay Area artists, celebrate Bay FC's historic game at Oracle Park Saturday.

Where To Watch The Big Game In San Leandro

9 Of The Best Places To Watch The Big Game In San Leandro.

Farewell Letter From Oakland A's Owner Leaves Fans Soured On Final Week

Bryan Johansen, a diehard A's fan and co-founder of the group Baseball's Last Dive Bar, said he couldn't believe it when he read it.

Oakland Ballers Selling Ownership Shares To Fans

While the A's are getting ready to say goodbye to Oakland, some baseball fans are banking on the team across town to be a big success.

Get Discounted Tickets To The San Jose Sharks

This Sunday is San Leandro Night at the Shark Tank.

Oakland A's Plan To Move To Las Vegas OK'd By MLB Owners: Reports

MLB owners reportedly voted Thursday morning to approve A’s owner John Fisher’s relocation plan to move from Oakland to Las Vegas.

Oakland A's Choose Las Vegas Stadium Construction Companies

Major League Baseball has not approved the A's move to Las Vegas.

A's Announcer Suspended After Apparent Use Of Racial Slur On-Air

NBC Sports confirmed Glen Kuiper​ will be off air​ until a review of the incident is completed.

Oakland A's Announce They Are Moving To Las Vegas

Team president Dave Kaval said Wednesday night the team finalized a deal last week to buy a 49-acre site close to the Las Vegas strip.

Manfred: Oakland A's Owner Focusing On Move To Las Vegas

"I think Mr. Fisher wants to make the best deal to secure the future of the A's, whether it's in Oakland or in Las Vegas," Manfred said.

'She Always Looks Happy': Patchtown Star Student Athlete

We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!

Gabriel's First Word Was 'Ball': San Leandro Star Student Athlete

We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!

Help Spotlight San Leandro Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize San Leandro student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

A's Send Frankie Montas, Lou Trivino To Yankees For 4 Prospects

The Yankees bolstered their pitching for the playoffs, obtaining starter Frankie Montas and reliever Lou Trivino from Oakland.

A's Beat Astros 4-2 For 1st Series Sweep Of Season

Houston was swept in a series for the first time since last Sept. 24-26, also at Oakland. Yordan Álvarez hit his 29th homer.

Pinder Slam Lifts A's, Trade Target Montas Over Astros, 5-3

Manager Mark Kotsay's club still has the worst record in the American League but the vibe around the team is noticeably different.

Tony Kemp Homers, Hits 2-Run 2B As A's Beat Streaking Astros, 7-5

"I'm glad it's over," the 27-year-old said of the weight off his shoulders, the sheer relief, special game ball ready to be sent to mom.

Murphy's 3-Run Homer Helps A's Split Doubleheader With Tigers

"That was a pretty good shot," Murphy said with a smile after a drive that was projected at 447 feet.

Pinder's 12th-Inning Slam Lifts A's Over Rangers, 14-7

"We did our best to come back last night," Oakland's Sean Murphy said of a six-run A's rally that fell short in Monday's game.

Vogt Hits Home Run, Sacrifice Fly As A's Beat Blue Jays 5-1

Stephen Vogt hit a home run and a sacrifice fly, treating his family to a big performance after they just arrived for the summer.

A's Unable To Get Back-To-Back Wins, Fall To Guardians In Series Finale

Ramírez's value has become acknowledged in his own clubhouse and around the big leagues.

A's Send Slumping Mariners To Last Place In AL West

Ray tied his season high with 10 strikeouts, but allowed a home run for the fifth straight start.

A's Rally Late, End 13-Game Skid Against Mariners

With the score tied at 5 in the seventh, Andrus' single off Anthony Misiewicz (0-1) was deflected by left fielder Jesse Winker.

Ohtani, Trout HRs Back Sandoval In Angels' 4-1 Win Over A's

Patrick Sandoval (3-1) struck out seven as he pitched four-hit ball into the eighth inning for the Angels.

A's Snap Out Of Offensive Funk To Beat Twins

Kevin Smith homered to end a long slump and help Oakland break out of its own offensive funk.

Murphy Homers, Drives In 3 Runs As A's Defeat Orioles

Mancini ran through the bag and stopped just shy of first-base umpire Rob Drake.

Montas Sharp In A's 5-1 Home Opener Win

A crowd of 17,503 weathered chilly temperatures to view a matchup between the teams with the two lowest payrolls in the major leagues.

Oakland A's Star 1st Baseman Matt Olson Traded To Atlanta Braves

Matt Olson, who belted 39 home runs and knocked in 111 RBI for the Oakland A's last year, was traded to the Atlanta Braves on Monday.

A's Regular Season Openers In Danger As MLB Contract Talks Reach Critical Stage

The league lockout has been in place since December.

International Volleyball Tournament Lifts Spirits, Boosts Business In Oakland Chinatown

The North American Chinese Invitational Volleyball Tournament is already a hit with fans.

Will The Oakland A's Strike Out With Fans Over Proposed 2021 Ticket Price Hikes?

"Are you trying to drive us away? The foundational fans have been here forever. Very disappointing."

Jimenez, Hendriks Lead White Sox Past A's, 5-2

Liam Hendriks got the save against his former team, leading the White Sox to a victory over the Athletics on Monday night.

Oakland A's Trade For Cubs Set-Up Reliever Andrew Chafin

The Cubs received outfielder Greg Deichmann and right-hander Daniel Palencia.

A's Play Rangers At Oakland Coliseum With Fans In Stands

The Coliseum opened with no COVID-19 restrictions for the first time in nearly two years.

The Athletic's Steve Berman Joins Gameday

Known to many as the "Bay Area Sports Guy", new A's beat writer Steve Berman discusses the conclusion of the Battle of the Bay series.

Oakland A's Reliever Sergio Romo Drops Pants During Substance Check

Romo flung his belt onto the turf and dropped his trousers while being checked by umpires after pitching the seventh inning Tuesday night.

A's Rally To Sweep Angels, Win 6th Straight

Ramón Laureano hit a home run and made a homer-robbing catch in his return from the injured list.

A's Shut Out Mariners; Manager Bob Melvin Wins 800th With Oakland

Mitch Moreland’s two-run homer capped a five-run third inning, giving the A’s their third straight win.