Emergency teams in California executed a precision trail rescue at Black Diamond Mines, aiding an injured female hiker with a helicopter "toe in" maneuver.

Firefighters quickly contained the Greenville Fire at 44 acres in Livermore, coming after the recent Corral Fire near a national lab. Cal Fire's efforts prevented escalation, highlighting ongoing concerns about fire risks in wind-prone Altamont Pass.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office reports recovery of a body, presumed to be Lester Ashcraft, missing since a May 31 fishing accident in the Delta-Mendota Canal.

A military vehicle overturned on I-580 near San Leandro, causing no injuries but leading to traffic delays. Cleanup allowed lanes to reopen by 4:35 p.m. with lingering traffic afterward.

Terry Gordon was found guilty of assaulting police officers after a 2017 confrontation where he ran over an officer with his car, causing serious injuries. The incident followed a suspected shoplifting at a Safeway in San Leandro.

Berkeley police found a loaded handgun in a car after arresting a DUI suspect, raising further questions about the gun's legality and potential additional charges.

A Brentwood church was vandalized with spray-painted messages and sustained two broken windows. Police have not made any arrests and are requesting public assistance in the investigation.

A driver hit two people at a Walnut Creek Farmers Market and fled, with the suspect later arrested. Victims are critically injured; the driver faces felony DUI and hit-and-run charges.

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro returns to Alameda after seizing $2 billion worth of drugs and enforcing fishing laws in the Eastern Pacific on a four-month patrol.

Pleasant Hill police arrested a man after finding a stolen vehicle, firearm, and narcotics during a routine patrol.

Brentwood Police seek public help to ID two women suspected of stealing $2,000 worth of items from ULTA Beauty. Images are released for identification.

The Oakland Police Department is seeking information regarding Santieago Pratt, wanted for two sexual assaults. The public is urged to contact OPD with any leads.

An 11-year-old girl, Dana Nino Gonzalez, drowned in Alameda Creek despite rescue efforts by the community and first responders. Authorities lead an ongoing investigation.