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An East Bay high school cheer team accused of posting racist images on social media is demanding an apology from its school district, saying members have been bullied and threatened all because of a lie.

An East Bay high school cheer team accused of posting racist images on social media is demanding an apology from its school district, saying members have been bullied and threatened all because of a lie. Velena Jones reports.

First responders across the Bay Area will take part in emergency response drills Wednesday, just days after the deadly mass shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.

More security measures are being taken at California High School until the end of the school year following additional school threat discovered on Thursday.

Police officers and officials with the FBI are patrolling California High School Thursday following the discoveries of multiple threats made within a roughly one-week time period.

A freshman student at California High School in San Ramon was arrested last month for allegedly plotting a shooting at the school.

Students in San Ramon on Wednesday walked out of class to support Second Amendment rights in the wake of previous walkouts fighting against gun violence following the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida.

Two more victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting had Bay Area ties, NBC Bay Area learned Tuesday.

More than a dozen students at San Ramon’s California High School were punished for a senior prank that ended up killing a mouse.

The San Ramon Unified School District on Monday announced that it had found yet another incidence of racist graffiti, this time on a Traffix school bus that carries students from Danville’s Monte Vista High School.

More racist graffiti was found Friday at California High School in San Ramon.

The San Ramon Valley Unified School District on Thursday confirmed yet another incident of racist graffiti at one of its high schools. It is the fourth incident in the district this school year. Cheryl Hurd reports.

The San Ramon Valley Unified School District on Thursday confirmed yet another incident of racist graffiti at one of its high schools. It is the fourth incident in the district this school year.

A 16-year-old African-American student at Monte Vista High School in Danville, California went to the bathroom during fifth period on Wednesday and spotted the words “whites” and “colored” scrawled on the wall over the urinal.

Mirroring protests across the country, San Ramon students took to the streets on Thursday in a demonstration against racism, hatred and President-Elect Donald Trump.

Students, parents and school officials are concerned after racist graffiti was found written in the restrooms at California High School in San Ramon, even as one of the incidents apprently was resolved Tuesday.

A teen and his mother are seeking more than $25,000 in damages based on allegations in a lawsuit filed last week that a San Ramon school district and an Alamo church failed to deter child molestation by reporting it to police.