A 31-year-old man was shot while sitting in a parked car on Eastlawn Street in East Oakland. Police say the shooter fled in a pickup and are asking for tips.

After two hung juries Alameda County dropped the murder charge against Elijah Rucker in the killing of 4‑year‑old Romell Wright; Rucker remains jailed on a gun conviction.

Alameda County deputies say callers are demanding about $900 for an ankle monitor to secure early release — the sheriff’s office warns the requests are a scam.

Richmond Police seek help to find 22-year-old missing man, Aaeh Chao. Last seen wearing grey hoodie, dark jeans. Public urged to contact RPD with info.

Berkeley police seized nine firearms and arrested a man after he allegedly threatened to shoot anyone who came onto his property following a dispute over a 9‑year‑old's lost ball.

A CHP helicopter tracked a car wanted in a robbery across Oakland; officers used a spike strip and the driver surrendered at a gas station.

A helmet-cam video shows an AC Transit bus operator swerving into a cyclist on Foothill Boulevard; AC Transit says it's reviewing the footage.

Orinda Police arrested a 'porch pirate' after a resident's home surveillance footage led to the suspect's capture and the recovery of stolen packages.

An American Canyon resident's alertness led to the arrest of Dario Flores-Perez for mail theft, possession of stolen property, ID theft, and a controlled substance after police found a "fishing" tool and methamphetamine in his car.

Federal prosecutors charged 27-year-old Chadwick Gribble after agents say a phone seized at a San Pablo home contained dozens of child sexual‑abuse files. The case was unsealed at his first federal court appearance.

Thieves broke into Central Boulevard Veterinary Hospital in Brentwood, stealing property and cremated pet remains. Police and the hospital urge public help in the ongoing investigation.

An armed carjacking was reported Friday night near University Avenue in West Berkeley. Police say the investigation is active and are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Daniel Damato pleads guilty to selling counterfeit sports memorabilia, including a fake Willie Mays bat and jersey. He faces a maximum of 20 years in prison.