Darryl T. Kemp, an 88-year-old death row inmate, died of natural causes in a California hospice unit, ending a life of repeated imprisonments and violent crime, including a 1978 murder for which DNA evidence led to his eventual conviction.

CHP officers in Hayward arrested two persons after a traffic stop for a mechanical violation led to the discovery of a firearm, drugs, and outstanding warrants.

A freeway shooting on SR-24 near Fish Ranch Road is under CHP investigation, leaving two people with minor injuries and resulting in a temporary road closure.

Telecommunications company Frontier settled for $3.5 million over hazardous waste violations in California, agreeing to revamp waste management practices at its facilities.

The USPIS offers up to $150,000 for information on the armed robbery of a USPS carrier in Antioch, CA. The suspect is a masked woman in her mid-20s to early 30s. The public is warned not to approach the suspect.

A fire started in an RV in Newark, spread to a nearby home, took an hour to extinguish, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

A juvenile was arrested for vehicular manslaughter after crashing into a Discovery Bay security building, killing one guard and injuring another. The accident is under investigation by CHP Contra Costa.

Two men died in a shooting at Delta Bowl in Antioch; their identities have not been released. Police are investigating, with no other suspects sought.

Two individuals were arrested for felony shoplifting at the Premium Outlets in Vacaville, with police recovering $1,500 worth of goods from five stores.

Oakland police are investigating after a body was discovered wrapped in plastic in West Oakland; homicide detectives are gathering evidence and the victim's identity is yet to be released.

The Fremont Police Department reported a threat of explosives at FUSD schools which was found unsubstantiated, with security measures heightened as a precaution.

A mother was arrested for threatening fast food staff over incomplete order and child endangerment after claiming to have a gun, which her daughter handed to police.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks the public's help in the decade-old missing case of Samantha Gonzales, with no resolution despite the passing years.