A Hercules man was arrested during a traffic stop in Crockett when police discovered an outstanding felony warrant and a concealed firearm on his person. He was detained and faces additional charges.

Two guns were found at Don Edwards Wildlife Refuge and retrieved by Fremont PD with help from Menlo Park Fire Department; an investigation is ongoing.

Union City Police are searching for a missing 12-year-old boy, Reagan Ong, last seen wearing a distinctive hoodie and navy Puma shoes. They're urging public assistance as the community joins in the effort.

Oakland man Marcus Palacios is charged with multiple burglaries, drug possession, and having an explosive device after evidence is found during a traffic stop by Brentwood police.

BART Police detained Jdyn Yearger at Coliseum Station for fare evasion, finding him with a stolen gun and suspected drugs, during a patrol for station safety.

Residents in Montalvin Manor, Contra Costa County, experienced a police lockdown advising them to stay indoors due to undisclosed law enforcement operations. Montalvin Manor K-8 school closed for the day.

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in Antioch, and the Antioch Police Department is investigating the homicide. No further details or suspect information have been released.

Pleasanton Police arrested Jesus Castro-Leon for sexual battery and invasion of privacy at a grocery store bathroom, following community assistance and a victim's report.

Brentwood police arrested two individuals for possession of heroin and pills suspected to be fentanyl-laced oxycodone after searching a suspicious vehicle outside a Chase Bank.

San Pablo police arrested seven suspects and recovered six stolen vehicles, using technology and assistance from other agencies to ensure public safety.

The Oakland Police Department and US Marshals arrested a suspect and seized firearms, magazines, and ammo linked to a February 11 shooting on MacArthur Boulevard.

A former Contra Costa deputy sheriff pleaded no contest to three felonies involving illegal gun possession, false reporting, and preparing fraudulent documents.

Police in Alameda, with federal support, arrested three suspects after a December home invasion spree, involving theft and assault with a firearm. The operation spanned three counties.