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| May.31 |
UC Berkeley |
Student top female Jeopardy! Player| After winning $223,597 on the television quiz show, doctoral candidate Larissa Kelly is becoming the show's top female player of all-time | |
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| May.22 |
Oakland |
Newsman Dennis Richmond Retires| Richmond, 64, plans to retire in January, marking the end of a 40-year career that saw him rise from a typist to one of the most recognizable faces | |
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| Jan.20 |
Berkeley |
Symphony conductor to step down Kent Nagano, the renowned music director of the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra, will step down after more than 30 years
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| Aug.28 |
Alameda |
Costner, Kutcher at coast cuard ceremony Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher dropped are promoting their upcoming movie 'The Guardian'
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| Jan.24 |
Emeryville |
Disney buys Pixar in $7.4bn deal Disney has agreed a $7.4bn deal to buy the animation firm behind films including Toy Story and The Incredibles
| 2.3 Disney shares will be issued for each Pixar share. The deal will see Pixar CEO Steve Jobs join Disney's board of directors. Jobs fell out with former Disney boss Michael Eisner. Disney's new boss Robert Iger has been working to revive relations between the companies
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| Aug.5 |
Emeryville |
Pixar's DVD sales not incredible Animation studios have 66% drop in second-quarter profit
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| Jul.1 |
Emeryville |
Pixar falls after cutting earnings views The company lowered its second-quarter outlook because video sales of 'The Incredibles' came in lower than expected
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| Jun.14 |
Oakland City Hall |
City endorses Wayans brothers project Wayans brothers are to move production operations to a 70-acre section of the former Oakland Army Base
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| Feb.18 |
Berkeley |
Animation school opens AnimationMentor.Com is the first online animation school in the nation. 240 students had enrolled
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| Nov.20 |
Blackhawk |
Hilary Duff buying house in Blackhawk Lizzie McGuire from the Disney TV show of the same name will be going to Carondelet High School in Concord
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| Nov.12 |
Emeryville |
Pixar: $44.4 million quarter revenue Pixar Animation Studio third-quarter results were lifted by solid home video sales of its 'Finding Nemo' and 'Monsters, Inc.'
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| Jun.26 |
Oakland Downtown |
R rating not enforced for Moore film Grand Lake theater would not enforce the Motion Picture Association of America's rating for the film
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| Apr.7 |
Oakland Downtown |
Ballet cancels fall season Financial trouble has forced The Ballet to cancel its fall season
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| Jan.29 |
Emeryville |
Pixar dumps Disney| Pixar Animation Studios ended talks with Walt Disney to extend a 5-picture deal for Disney to distribute Pixar films | |
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| Oct.7 |
Oakland |
Ballet cancels this weekend's performance Competing performances by Russia's Kirov Ballet and Smuin Ballet were affecting ticket sales for the shows
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| Oct.3 |
Oakland Downtown |
Ballet postpones performances The new date scheduled for Oct. 10 through Oct. 12 at the Paramount Theatre, for Program II will be Nov. 7
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| Jul.20 |
East Oakland |
Children's Zoo shuts down for renovation The $8 renovation is being paid for by private donations and $3.6 million from an Oakland bond
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| May.30 |
Emeryville |
'Finding Nemo' released by Pixar Movie surfaces as highest-grossing animated film of all time
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| Feb.24 |
Oakland |
Danny Glover to Star in TV Series The streets of Oakland will soon be the background for a new TV series, 'The Henry Lee Project'
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| Jan.17 |
Vallejo |
New roller coaster to debut Zonga is a twisted super coaster at Six Flags Marine World that features four full-circle, full-tilt looping inversions
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| Jul.17 |
Berkeley |
Antique carousel open The 91-year-old carousel at Tilden Regional Park is running after undergoing a tune-up that repaired the gears
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| Apr.1 |
Coliseum |
McCartney opens U.S. concert tour| Sold-out Oakland Arena, where the McCartney, 59, launched his first tour since 1993 for the audience of 18,000 screaming | |
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