The Alameda County Sheriff's Office marks the 30th anniversary of Jenny Lin's unsolved murder, urging the public to help solve the case with a $200,000 reward.

Mule Creek State Prison officials are investigating the death of Longeno Jones as a homicide; his cellmate is in restrictive housing during the probe.

Oakland Police Chief Floyd Mitchell seeks to revise high-speed pursuit policy, proposing scrapping the 50 mph limit rule. Views on the changes are mixed, with some support and criticism from the community and civil rights groups.

The US Coast Guard warns against illegal charter operations, emphasizing safety concerns and the importance of verifying the legitimacy of boating excursions.

An arrest was made in connection to an April 17th shooting in Castro Valley Boulevard, where initially a BB gun and then firearms were used. Alameda County Sheriff's Office seized illegal weapons and drugs from the suspect, Donovan Wright.

Two drivers died in a head-on collision on SR-4 in Brentwood, involving a reckless Acura and a Nissan which caught fire, leading to a hazmat situation.

A shooting in Antioch hospitalizes a man; police investigate the isolated incident without revealing further details.

Police in Brentwood arrested a man hiding in a bush after he allegedly dragged an ATM safe along Highway 4, having earlier abandoned a Bank of America ATM with its cash box removed.

A Fremont burglary led to a police drone and K-9 unit chase, ending in the arrest of Michael Bullock, who is charged with multiple offenses including attempted arson.

An inmate at California Medical Facility attempted homicide on an officer. Injuries were sustained and investigations are underway. The assailant could face felony charges.

A tip jar thief was arrested after an employee identified him at Mazatlan Taqueria, leading to police tracking and apprehending the suspect, who had prior warrants.

Two individuals were arrested by the Alameda Police Department in connection with a "complex identity theft scheme" involving stolen vehicles and fraudulent leases.

The Vacaville Police Department reported on a street racing crash involving a Mustang and another car, leading to property damage, injuries, and the arrest of a 22-year-old.