The Hayward Police Department seeks public assistance in finding a black Dodge Charger involved in a critical hit-and-run on October 30, 2024. They urge witnesses to contact them and upload any evidence anonymously.

A 78-year-old man died after being hit by a car in Berkeley, with the 79-year-old driver cooperating in the investigation of the city's fourth traffic fatality of the year.

A traffic stop in Union City led to the arrest of a felon for drug possession and an illegal firearm after expired vehicle registration alerted the police.

A burglary in Dixon led to the arrest of Isaiah Luna for burglary and possession of stolen property after coordinated police work between Dixon and Vacaville PDs.

A driver in his 60s crashed into a building in Emeryville, causing moderate injuries and a traffic light outage. Quick community and agency response ensured safety; the cause is under investigation.

Three Indiana residents were indicted for a SIM-swapping scheme involving identity theft and fraud, with two also charged with aggravated identity theft. They face serious penalties if convicted.

During a traffic stop in American Canyon, police arrested two individuals, Damar Gaines and Deon Finley, for DUI, possession of unregistered firearms, and illegal drugs.

Reasieyon Lambert was arrested in Philadelphia for his alleged involvement in Charles Zigler's homicide and another's wounding in West Oakland last April.

An Antioch carjacking escalated into a kidnapping, with the suspect abandoning the car and then stealing an SUV while taking the owner with him. The victim escaped unharmed and the police arrested the suspect after a pursuit.

Alameda Police arrested three suspects for armed robbery and seized a ghost gun with assistance from K9 Primo, who played a key role in the operation.

The Alameda County Sheriff seeks public help to find Stephanie Lamb, missing since October 7, 2024, in Fremont.

Antioch police report a vehicle-to-vehicle shooting led to a car crash near a gas station. The suspects fled the scene, and a nearby school was locked down. The investigation continues.

The Piedmont Police Department responded to a 'swatting' incident threatening violence at a high school, prompting lockdowns and searches; no threat was found.