A bat in Fremont tested positive for rabies; no humans or animals were exposed. The area's first rabid bat since 2019 prompted warnings and a dog's quarantine. Residents are advised to vaccinate pets and avoid wildlife.

Walnut Creek Police warn of a social media scam falsely attributed to them, advising residents to avoid clicking on malicious links and verify information.

The Berkeley Police Department solved two major robbery cases involving a doughnut shop and a gas station, leading to the arrest of two suspects with the help of Flock Safety Camera technology and inter-agency cooperation.

An arrest was made by Hayward Police for a fatal collision that killed Lydia Guerra after a thorough investigation pinpointed Kelvin Leovander's involvement.

Two people died after a fire at Fremont's Waterstone Apartments, with one victim leaping from a fourth-floor balcony. Firefighters managed a swift response, and investigations into the fire's cause are ongoing.

Livermore Police seek public assistance in identifying a silver minivan involved in a hit-and-run on March 25, which left a female cyclist with minor injuries.

A suspect was arrested in connection with drive-by shootings in Newark, facing multiple charges including attempted murder. The Newark Police emphasized community-police cooperation in the ongoing investigations.

A fatal accident in Union City left a female pedestrian dead after she was hit by two different vehicles, with the drivers cooperating with the investigation.

A traffic stop in Concord led to a shootout and chase. Police pursued Eric Foreman after he fled on foot and exchanged gunfire. He was caught by a K9 unit and faces multiple charges.

A person was arrested in Oakland after brandishing a weapon during road rage on I-880, with CHP officers seizing a firearm and booking the suspect into jail.

A three-year-old child in Antioch suffered a fatal, self-inflicted gunshot wound; the incident is being investigated as an accident by authorities. Police urge respect for the grieving family's privacy.

Antonio Barajas was convicted of attempted second-degree robbery and sentenced to two years in prison after a fatal shootout.

A statue from Antioch's "Hey Daddy, Look!" installation was stolen, leading to the removal of its companion piece for protection. The city is seeking public help to find the culprits.