The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance in the 1983 cold case homicide of Ronald Lopez. They suggest he may have been killed in San Francisco before being left in Castro Valley.

The CHP Dublin seeks public help in finding a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run that damaged a patrol car on I-580. The suspect vehicle is described as a mid-2000s silver or gold sedan.

An arrest has been made in connection to a burglary at Crush Comics, where LEGO sets and comic books were stolen. Noorullah Amiri, caught through surveillance, was arrested and stolen goods were found at his home.

An Oakland officer was hospitalized after an unprovoked attack by a pedestrian through an open car window. The suspect is in custody, charges undisclosed.

Chaos occurred during a robbery in a Lafayette store, with suspects using pepper spray and a hammer to steal goods. The police seek information on the unresolved crime.

The California Highway Patrol issued a Silver Alert for 64-year-old Somphan Samreuang, missing since March 28, 2025, from San Leandro. He is described as a male with gray hair and brown eyes. The public is urged to call 911 with any information.

Kenneth McIsaac was convicted of multiple felonies related to a 2022 Lafayette home invasion, where he terrorized a family after following them home. He faces life imprisonment.

A pug from Richmond named Tyson was taken by CCAS after a viral abuse allegation video. Richmond Police found no abuse, but public outcry led to further action.

A man was arrested after a high-speed chase in Lafayette, which ended in a crash and revealed stolen items in his car. He is being held without bail on multiple charges.

Suspect arrested for fabricating a carjacking in Alameda, facing insurance fraud and false report charges. Police used video evidence to debunk the false claim.

Antioch and Pleasant Hill Police Departments, with support from Contra Costa Sheriff's Office, apprehended suspects after a vehicle chase and foot pursuit.

Berkeley Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, resulting in citations and arrests, part of an effort to deter impaired driving with funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

The Fremont community is relieved as 14-year-old Lilybeth "Lily" Ayala, previously missing and considered at-risk, was safely located, with thanks extended to the public for their assistance.