The CHP's ORCTF recovered $450,000 in goods from an Oakland home, arresting Claudia Cruz for organized retail crime as part of an extended investigation into theft rings.

The Alameda Fire Department responded to a gas leak caused by a construction crew hitting a pipe, issuing a shelter-in-place for nearby businesses and successfully containing the leak without injuries.

A Richmond Police trainee officer discovered a large stash of drugs and cash during a routine traffic stop, including marijuana, ecstasy pills, morphine, and oxycodone.

San Leandro Police arrested a suspect for armed robbery and shooting at a 7-Eleven, based on details from a Nixle report.

A teaching assistant at the California School for the Deaf was arrested for multiple sexual assaults on students, prompting community concern and an ongoing investigation.

Oakland firefighters contained a 2nd-alarm fire at a former restaurant with no injuries or damage to nearby properties, leading to temporary traffic closures for emergency access.

Joseph Carroll was convicted of three murders and other crimes in Alameda County, facing over 200 years in prison.

Two individuals were arrested by the CHP following a freeway shooting that resulted in a vehicle fire in San Leandro, with the suspects now facing felony charges.

Pittsburgh Police are investigating a fatal altercation where a 65-year-old man died from facial trauma, with the suspect, Billy Ray Darby Jr., in custody.

Union City police have arrested multiple suspects for a spree of commercial burglaries on Kohoutek Way, using key evidence like surveillance footage and a stolen red Chevrolet Colorado.

A fire in an Antioch condo complex led to the swift response of firefighters, evacuation of residents, the rescue of one dog, and the unfortunate death of another. The cause is under investigation.

An adult was arrested for alleged sexual activities with a minor at Crown Beach, with the East Bay Regional Park Police Investigations Unit charging the individual with multiple felonies.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office has renewed its plea for information on the 1995 murder of Neil Wilson, urging the public to provide tips through their hotline.