State Attorney General Rob Bonta is scheduled to be in the East Bay today to discuss gun violence prevention in Oakland, which just recorded its 100th homicide.
The move comes in the wake of a gang-related school shooting Wednesday in which multiple suspects are still at-large and a party shooting that claimed the lives of two teen brothers. Mulitple gunmen are still on the loose in that shooting as well.
Bonta was expected to join Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf and district attorneys from Contra Costa and San Joaquin counties in the push to stem gun violence.Stay informed about local news and weather. Get the NBC Bay Area app for
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