Demarionte Smith, 26, was arrested in Seattle for a road-rage shooting in Livermore on March 11, 2025, facing attempted murder charges. The police investigation is ongoing.

Fremont PD reported a hate crime assault at a local restaurant; suspect Marcus Harper was arrested and charged with a civil rights violation and battery.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks new leads in the 37-year-old cold case of Maurice Hill, shot in 1988, emphasizing advancements in forensic technology and the importance of community tips.

The DMV Oakland Coliseum office is temporarily closed due to significant vandalism that caused extensive damage, requiring months of repair. Services are redirected to nearby offices.

Fremont Police investigate after a decapitated and eviscerated animal was found at Centerville Train Station. Species undetermined; a forensic vet and DNA testing involved. Public asked for info.

Two dirt bike riders were arrested after leading CHP on a chase in Oakland, with one caught at a gas station and the other in San Francisco. Both face multiple charges.

Oakland Police arrested an individual for illegal drug operations after community reports, seizing drugs, a firearm with a high-capacity magazine, and cash.

Fremont Police are investigating after finding decapitated animals at the Centerville Train Station, with an active inquiry and a request for public tips.

A man was fatally shot early in Concord, and police are investigating the drive-by incident near Monument Boulevard and Meadow Lane. The community is urged to provide leads.

A Berkeley officer shot a man after a domestic violence-related incident; the suspect threatened police with a gun. He is in critical condition, and an investigation is underway.

Pedro Juarez was sentenced to 7 years for illegal firearm possession by a prior felon, following a 2023 incident where he fled police and dropped a loaded gun.

A bat in Fremont tested positive for rabies; no humans or animals were exposed. The area's first rabid bat since 2019 prompted warnings and a dog's quarantine. Residents are advised to vaccinate pets and avoid wildlife.

Walnut Creek Police warn of a social media scam falsely attributed to them, advising residents to avoid clicking on malicious links and verify information.