Derick Ion Almena

The Alameda County District Attorney filed criminal charges on Monday against Derick Ion Almena, the landlord of the Oakland warehouse space known as the Ghost Ship, and Max Cardin Harris, a tenant who lived there.

The father of a man who died in the Ghost Ship fire last year has filed a lawsuit against the property owner and operators.

The defense team for Derick Ion Almena — the founder of the Ghost Ship collective — announced Monday that the fire which killed 36 people inside the Oakland warehouse — did not start there, but instead at an adjacent building.

Oakland’s mayor issued new rules in Oakland on Wednesday geared to prevent tragedies like the Ghost Ship warehouse fire where 36 people died from a fire during a dance party on Dec. 2.

The parents of a 20-year-old college student who died in the arms of her boyfriend in Oakland’s deadly warehouse fire filed the first lawsuit Friday in the disaster, blaming the building’s owner, chief tenant and others.

A Bay Area couple whose 20-year-old daughter died in the country’s deadliest building fire in more than a decade have filed the first known lawsuit in the disaster.

Attorneys for master tenant Derick Ion Almena at the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland where 36 people died in a fire Dec. 2 issued a statement Monday saying he didn’t engage in criminal misconduct and alleging that

To set foot in the Ghost Ship on a party night was to pass through the doors of an old warehouse and enter an exotic world glowing with rainbow lanterns, guarded by figures of Asian deities and pulsing with a welcoming vibe.

An investigation into the deadly Oakland warehouse fire has yet to determine what caused the blaze, officials said Wednesday.

NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned that several families of victims from the deadly Oakland warehouse fire have already contacted attorneys.

Oakland officials on Tuesday have declared a local state of emergency due to a deadly warehouse fire that killed dozens of people.

As officials scour over the last of the charred wreckage from the Ghost Ship warehouse fire that killed at least 36 people, questions are mounting over the future of remaining underground art venues and live-work spaces in the Bay Area.

The man who founded and ran the artists’ collective at the Ghost Ship warehouse in Oakland said he is grief stricken and “incredibly sorry” after the tragic fire that took his home and many of his friends. But in speaking out about the tragedy he refused to answer questions about safety concerns, telling NBC’s “Today” show that he would rather...

The operator of the Ghost Ship warehouse – the scene of a devastating fire that has claimed three dozen lives – clashed last year with promoters of a New Year’s Eve concert there, but no charges were filed.

Prosecutors say they are investigating the warehouse fire that killed 36 people, and murder charges are possible.

The man who founded and ran the artists’ collective at the Ghost Ship warehouse is grief stricken by the tragic fire that took his home and many of his friends.

One guest at the “Ghost Ship” warehouse shared a peek of the staircase inside the building before Friday’s deadly fire.

The man who founded and ran the artists’ collective at the Ghost Ship warehouse where dozens of people died in a massive fire is is currently on probabion in connection with a stolen property case, according to Alameda County court records.

Shelley Mack, a one-time tenant of the converted warehouse dubbed the “Ghost Ship,” found the rental in an ad on Facebook. She paid about $700 a month in rent, along with a security deposit of the same amount and a one-time contribution of about $700 to a fund meant to go toward improvements. She said none were ever made.