Two minors were arrested in Pleasanton for a series of ATM robberies. Police found an unserialized gun with the 12-year-old suspect. They face robbery charges.

A suspect has been arrested for the homicide of 47-year-old Ryan Christie, San Leandro's first of the year, with the perpetrator facing murder charges.

California Highway Patrol detained Mauricio Medrano Torres for carrying a concealed and unregistered firearm and possessing a controlled substance on I-580.

A burglary at a Brentwood smoke shop led to a police chase; suspects in black attire fled after crashing into a police car and remain at large. No injuries reported.

Chef Reem Assil is reopening her Arab bakery, Reem's, in Oakland this fall, now including a café and a bread production area, while transitioning to a worker-owned model.

A shooting occurred in Brentwood, involving an unharmed male driver. Two suspects, Aniya Henry and Gus Wayne, were arrested for assault and conspiracy. Daezhara Little was detained for interfering with police. The Oakley PD assisted in the arrests.

Vacaville police arrested a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a teenage girl, reported by the victim. The suspect, 38-year-old Marcos Gonzales, faces multiple felony charges.

Alameda County Sheriff's Office issues a Silver Alert for 71-year-old Charles Harris, last seen on foot in Castro Valley and considered at-risk due to medical issues.

Deputies responded to a 'shots-fired' call in Bay Point, where they found a critically injured person who died at the scene; the Sheriff's Office is investigating and seeking information.

Fireworks explosion in Antioch injures residents, with police and emergency teams responding; Antioch PD investigates.

A large warehouse fire in Oakland, which may have started at a cannabis grow site, was safely contained by over 75 firefighters with no injuries reported.

A fire, triggered by illegal fireworks, damaged a duplex in Oakland, injuring one person and killing two dogs; firefighters controlled the blaze as the Red Cross assisted victims.

Contra Costa County reported a 26% decrease in homelessness, with the population dropping to 2,118, partly due to increased shelter beds and housing placements. However, funding cuts threaten future progress.