Richmond Police are seeking help to find at-risk 76-year-old Ronald Scott, last seen in the 400 block of 25th St., with sightings and information to be reported to RPD dispatch.

A male victim was sexually assaulted on College Avenue in Berkeley; police seek a suspect described as a Black male in his 20s-30s. The community is advised to follow safety tips.

Peter Singer's campus talk at UC Berkeley set off protests from disabled students and prompted campus disability organizers to plan a response.

Bay Area CARE Court filings numbered in the hundreds but only a sliver turned into care agreements. Counties and advocates blame narrow rules and scarce housing.

Federal agents conducted immigration operations in Fremont's Sundale neighborhood, with local police informed but not involved. City officials and local authorities were largely unaware of the specifics of the federal actions.

A UCSF secret‑shopper study found Bay Area budtenders often recommend topicals for pain and edibles for sleep — despite limited clinical evidence. Researchers say more research and training are needed.

EBRPD General Manager Sabrina Landreth resigns without public explanation; Deputy GM Max Korten steps in as Acting General Manager after a special board meeting.

Vendors at Richmond’s flea market say customers vanished after Bay Area immigration operations were announced. Some longtime sellers are considering closing as weekend attendance falls.

Gov. Newsom unveiled Quantum California at UC Berkeley, pairing new law and $4 million to turn quantum research into jobs and companies across the state.

A man robbed a Walgreens and was caught after a car crash and a K9's assistance. He faces several charges including robbery and driving under the influence.

Alameda County is considering creating "ICE-free zones" to limit federal immigration enforcement on county property, following actions by neighboring Bay Area jurisdictions.

Article describes a severe DUI crash in Newark caused by Raul Quintana, leading to his arrest and charges of felony DUI after injuring multiple people.

Safeway is closing its Jackson St. store in Hayward due to the lease expiring and plans to relocate the 76 affected employees. The company emphasizes continued commitment to the community with its nearby Foothill Boulevard store.