A cyclist was fatally struck by a suspected DUI driver in Antioch, and charges have been filed against Alexander Mayorga for vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run.

Five individuals robbed Kay Jewelers in Sunvalley Mall, Concord, using hammers to smash display cases and steal jewelry. They escaped in a Dodge Charger, remaining unidentified. Concord Police seek public tips.

A 24-year-old woman died in a hit-and-run incident on I-580 near Livermore. She exited a moving vehicle and was subsequently hit by several cars, and the Audi driver faced hit-and-run charges. CHP seeks witnesses.

The Alameda City Fire Department extinguished a fire at Fortman Marina, involving a boat and dock, with no injuries or presence on the boat. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Antioch Police are seeking a blue GMC Sierra in connection with a shooting on Cavallo Road that resulted in one fatality.

An 18-year-old was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Antioch. Police provided first aid and are collecting evidence, seeking public assistance for information.

The U.S. Department of Labor found Angry Fish Sushi Inc. violated wage laws, not paying overtime and taking workers' tips, resulting in owed back pay, damages, and a penalty.

An Oakland man, Shane Ivan Downs, was convicted of multiple charges including armed robbery and illegal firearm possession linked to high-end watch thefts.

Newark Police are investigating a fatal collision where a 60-year-old cyclist from Tracy was killed by a turning vehicle. The community is urged to contact Sergeant Fredstrom with any information.

San Pablo Police seek help finding Juan DELACRUZ, missing since August 22 in downtown Martinez, and living with schizophrenia. Public vigilance is requested due to his vulnerability.

A fire broke out in an Alameda commercial building, with 24 firefighters responding and controlling it within 25 minutes. There were no injuries and the cause is under investigation.

A philanthropist donated equipment to the San Pablo Baseball Association after arson destroyed their gear, as the community rallied to support the youth league's recovery efforts.

Jesus Hernandez Hernandez has been charged by the Alameda County DA for a hate crime, felony threats, and brandishing a replica firearm following an incident involving an Israeli flag on a freeway.