Livermore police arrested Maria Shields, 64, during a traffic stop where they discovered methamphetamine, stolen property, and an outstanding warrant. She was booked into the Santa Rita Jail.

A man sustained severe injuries in a go-cart crash in Antioch after losing control and hitting a parked vehicle. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Oakland's crime rate has seen a decrease, with homicides dropping by almost 30%. The city's Ceasefire strategy has contributed to this change, and a $2 million grant supports further efforts.

A male passenger died and a female driver was seriously injured in a solo car crash on I-80 near Willow Avenue; CHP is investigating and seeking information from the public.

DA Pamela Price determined that no criminal charges will be filed against Hayward officers involved in the 2018 fatal shooting of Agustin Gonsalez, citing a review by the Alameda County DA's Office Public Accountability Unit.

The Fremont Police Department is seeking help in locating Edward J Kelleher, a 70-year-old at-risk adult with schizophrenia who went missing from Washington Hospital.

The Berkeley Police Department is seeking public help to find Bronwyn Lieberman, an "at-risk" 61-year-old woman, last seen at the Claremont Hotel on October 31.

Concord Police responded to a report of a gun in a suspicious car near local schools, leading to a lockdown and alcohol-related arrests, but no weapon found. Increased police presence is expected at the schools.

A court criticized Radius Recycling and its execs for delaying their criminal hearing regarding an Oakland fire; they face environmental charges and hefty fines.

Felony charges were announced by the Alameda County DA against three vendors for organized retail theft, involving over $348,000 in stolen goods from area retailers.

Livermore Police arrested two individuals for drug possession after pulling over a vehicle with expired tags and finding methamphetamine and fentanyl.

A habitual indecent exposure offender with seven arrests has been committed to a state hospital for 24 months, as announced by the Martinez Police Department.

El Cerrito Police Department conducted a six-hour sting operation on October 25 to address retail theft, arresting six individuals from various Bay Area cities for alleged shoplifting.