Hundreds of Oakland students held a massive walkout in response to shootings at both Skyline High School and Laney College.

OAKLAND — A man has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for killing an Oakland father in front of the victim’s son, who came into court years later and testified about witnessing the shooting.

The tenants who filed the lawsuit in Oakland say they have even received text messages questioning their immigration status.

Students at Skyline High School walked out of class on Tuesday to protest gun violence on school campuses, following a shooting last week that left one of their classmates injured.

In three separate rulings, the California Department of Education has determined that the Oakland Unified School District created a "discriminatory environment" against Jewish students and staff, contradicting the district's findings.

On Saturday, at community events in West Oakland, residents spoke out about how the violence was impacting a city that, at times, has become desensitized to tragedy.

A 65-year-old Farmington Hills resident turned himself in after the Sunday night shooting at Prime 7 Bar & Restaurant.

With locations also in Walnut Creek, Concord and Vallejo, Buttercup Diner expects to sell at least 200 dinners next week.

A shooting occurred at Laney College in Oakland Thursday, authorities confirmed. No other details were immediately available. Laney is a community college located near Lake Merritt. On Wednesday, a juvenile was injured and two others were arrested following a shooting at Oakland's Skyline High School.