big pile of kindling. that was at west grand and filbert.f joining the investigation into this suspicious fire which destroyed roughly half of this housing development under construction. the developer is vowing to rebuild. meantime the fire department investigating another suspicious fire at a housing project nearby. drone view 7 was over the charred remains of the ice house townhouse project which was under construction. here s what it looked like hours earlier. a massive overnight inferno sweeping through this 126-unit development. sky 7 captured the firefight from above. this escalated from a second to third, fourth, and eventually a fifth alarm response. reporter: 90 firefighters fought the blaze. they were able to save portions of the project, but 55 units were decimated. the oakland mayor stopped short of calling it a deliberate act. we do not know whether this fire was caused by an arsonist, but we do know that arsonists have been trying to burn down housing p
ign n selling. but this oakland housing development faces a new hurdle. rebuilding what fire destroyed overnight. that fire may not have been an accident. tonight, 7 on your side digs into what will happen to the people who already put money down here. you re looking at a shark attack survivor heading into stanford hospital. find out what this diver was doing by the islands in the first place. i don t play it often. but it s too big not to play. right? definitely too big not to play. hear why that s so true in the bay area. just two hours before we find out if there s a winner in the world s biggest lottery jackpot. people need t it s sad how they burn places down. that s the sentiment in oakland following the sixth major fire in six years at new housing under construction. good evening, i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. we re investing more time into looking at issues that affect our quality of life. we all know that one big issue is housing. the east bay took a
In a lawsuit filed Monday, Insight Terminal Solutions, a company owned by a Southern California hedge fund, claims city officials illegally breached ITS' sublease to build a West Oakland marine terminal that would ship bulk goods overseas.
In a lawsuit filed Monday, Insight Terminal Solutions, a company owned by a Southern California hedge fund, claims city officials illegally breached ITS' sublease to build a West Oakland marine terminal that would ship bulk goods overseas.