Gilroy Police seek help identifying a man caught on camera stealing from a Lowe's on Valentine's Day; information can be forwarded to Detective Cat Fraide.

Deamous McKinley, 51, was arrested for an armed robbery at a Quik Stop in San Leandro after police tracking led them to the stolen getaway car he was in near Oakland. The stolen money and firearm were recovered.

Brentwood police arrested a driver for expired registration, which led to further charges when they found he was unlicensed and possessed a stolen, loaded firearm.

CHP officers in Oakland pursued and apprehended a suspect driving a stolen vehicle with the help of an aerial unit, ending with the suspect's arrest for multiple charges.

Oakland Police arrest a suspect in the fatal hit-and-run of a 77-year-old man, Michael Burawoy, seeking additional information for their investigation.

Police in Fairfield, CA, arrested Conrad Alvarez for an attempted murder and hate crime at a Sinclair Gas station after he assaulted a store clerk and made prejudiced remarks.

Walnut Creek police arrested Melvin Kibbee, 43, for attempted murder and firearms offenses after responding to gunfire reports. Kibbee, held on $600,000 bail, knew the victim; no injuries occurred.

Urgent search for 14-year-old Leah Marie Lewis missing from San Leandro, with mental health concerns, last seen February 18, 2025. She's 5'4", with black hair and brown eyes, and has no phone or knowledge of public transport.

Authorities in Sonoma conducted a search warrant in response to an online school threat, ensuring the public that the threat was contained and schools were safe.

Armed robbers targeted a victim in Brentwood after a bank withdrawal, prompting police to urge community vigilance and information to aid their investigation.

CHP thwarted a sideshow on I-80, chasing a Silver BMW at high speeds before using a spike strip for a successful intercept and detaining the occupants.

Livermore Police arrested 31-year-old Jared Moynahan for two vehicle thefts, recovering the stolen cars with the help of surveillance footage and investigations.

Contra Costa County residents are warned of scammers posing as Sheriff's Office staff, falsely claiming arrest warrants and demanding payment to avoid arrest.