Newark Police Department's crime blotter reports a series of vehicular crimes and arrests between Dec 18-24, detailing DUIs, auto thefts, and burglaries.

A fire destroyed the old harbor master's office at San Leandro Marina, with Alameda County firefighters responding. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.

A car fire in the Caldecott Tunnel's eastbound bore on Tuesday evening led to major traffic delays, with authorities urging commuters to seek alternative routes. No injuries were reported from the incident.

Richmond Police arrested a convicted felon on Christmas Eve with a "ghost gun," additional firearms, and marijuana after a traffic stop turned into a pursuit. No injuries occurred during the incident.

Hayward Police arrested a suspect linked to a series of mail thefts following a community tip. The traffic stop revealed stolen items and a gun in the suspect's vehicle. The arrest underlines the role of community policing in crime prevention.

A female hiker was rescued by helicopter and ground teams from Mission Peak after being injured on the trails, underscoring the potential dangers of hiking.

Authorities in Oakley are searching for a suspect who burglarized a UPS Store on Christmas, stealing packages and a safe. A white truck involved in the theft is being sought. The public is asked to provide any helpful information.

A man and his dog died in a fiery crash in Antioch after their vehicle hit a tree; speed and alcohol may be factors. Antioch Police are investigating the incident.

Fires erupted in a Martinez apartment building carport on Christmas morning, spreading to homes but causing no injuries, with Con Fire units controlling the blaze and the Red Cross assisting displaced residents.

A man was arrested on a BART train for carrying a concealed firearm on Christmas Eve; the police took him into custody and ensured passengers' safety.

CHP and Oakland Police arrested a suspect hiding in a garbage can after a high-speed chase tracked by helicopter, showcasing aerial support's importance in modern policing.

A fire in a San Leandro apartment displaced 160 residents on Christmas, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze quickly but leaving the building uninhabitable.

The Brentwood Police Department found Demari Powell safe after she went missing on December 20. She was last seen at a bus stop and did not attend school that day.