A fatal crash in Alameda on December 31 killed a driver after their car hit a tree. Police investigations and city reviews for safety interventions are ongoing.

Pleasanton police arrest a driver with a license plate flipper, meth, and drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop.

San Pablo Police responded to a shooting at Davis Park, pursued a suspect, and recovered a "ghost gun" related to the incident with no reported injuries.

San Pablo police arrested a convicted felon for reckless driving and illegal firearm possession during a traffic stop.

The Richmond Police reported multiple incidents, including shootings, a DUI arrest, armed robberies, an attempted carjacking, missing juveniles, and firearm-related arrests, marking a crime-filled final week of the year.

Police arrested two Nevada burglary suspects in El Cerrito, leading to a neighborhood lockdown and school safety measures. After forced entry was confirmed, the suspects were apprehended with assistance from a police K9 and a firearm was recovered.

A man was arrested for allegedly vandalizing an Ace Hardware store twice due to issues with their return policy, causing thousands in damage with a BB gun.

Two men were arrested for a Wingstop burglary in American Canyon and further linked to another crime when a U-Haul containing evidence was found by the Fairfield PD.

Two men are charged in the fatal shooting of Oakland Police Officer Tuan Le during a burglary response. Mark Sanders may face life without parole, while Allen Brown is charged as an accomplice.

Alameda firefighters contained a fire in a commercial building's exterior mechanical hopper early Wednesday, with no reported injuries and all occupants safely evacuated.

The Alameda Fire Department rescued a man after his sailboat sank near the USS Hornet, with 21 personnel involved in the operation, including a rescue swimmer. The mariner was given medical care and transported to a hospital.

BART Police arrested Jexcer Martineztorres for possession of drugs intended for sale at the 19th Street Station in Oakland after a search conducted when he was caught smoking.

Danville Police report 36 vehicle thefts in the past year, including unlocked cars with keys inside, older models with "punched" ignitions, and tech-hacked cars through OBD2 ports, urging residents to take security measures.