Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and partner Andre Jones are indicted amid an FBI public corruption probe related to City Hall and the Duong family's influence.

A Dublin man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for causing over $400,000 in damages by uploading "dummy" data to his former employer's computer systems.

Alameda County's Board of Supervisors has selected seven finalists from 15 applicants for the new DA position, with public interviews scheduled for January 21.

The Fremont Police are searching for Samantha Carranza-Gomez and her daughter, Zaida, last seen in a motorhome on Christy Street. The public is asked to help.

K9 Murph was shot during an arrest in Vacaville, CA, and has recovered after surgery. Darren Crail, the armed suspect, faces charges including harm to a police dog.

Around 200 bronze vases were stolen from Oakmont Memorial Park, prompting an investigation by the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office, who seek public assistance.

An armed robbery at the Streets of Brentwood shopping center led to the detention of four juvenile suspects by Brentwood and Oakley PD, with charges including robbery and conspiracy.

Human remains were found at Keller Beach, and authorities are currently investigating the identity and cause of death.

Oakland residents debate the police's pursuit policy at a town hall, with some calling for its revision due to rising crime, while others stress safety concerns over high-speed chases.

A suspect is sought in a fatal hit-and-run in Antioch that killed a woman. It occurred January 14; details are scarce and the investigation is ongoing.

The Alameda County DA’s Office is enhancing efforts against labor trafficking and worker exploitation with a $335,935 grant, collaborating with various agencies and educating the community.

Hayward voters approved Measure K1, extending a half-cent sales tax for 20 years, with 83% in favor, funding city services and infrastructure projects.

Alameda County has agreed to negotiate the sale of its share in the Oakland Coliseum Complex to the African American Sports and Entertainment Group, aiming to revitalize the area with a $5 billion development plan.