Two BART police cars collided near West Oakland station, injuring three officers and one civilian. The cause is unclear, and the crash prompted traffic and safety concerns.

The Brentwood Police Department responded to a suicide and stressed the importance of mental health resources, providing support contact details to the community.

A shooting in Antioch led to a shelter-in-place order after Marlon Wheeler allegedly fired at his girlfriend and barricaded himself. The standoff ended with Wheeler fleeing; the police are searching for him.

The Hayward Police found unsealed marijuana and a stolen gun in a vehicle during routine enforcement, leading to an arrest for drugs and weapons violations.

The Fremont Police Department located missing person Kevin Farr, who had vanished near Washington Hospital. No details on his condition or the discovery were released.

Governor Newsom bolsters California's public safety with new laws and increased enforcement, including extending CHP operations in the Bay Area and recovering over $13 million in stolen goods.

Forge Pizza Oakland has closed but plans to open two new East Bay locations, including one at Oakland Airport and another in Rockridge, while exploring a new project in Brentwood.

A massive pothole on southbound I-880 in Oakland caused vehicle damage, traffic delays, and temporary lane closures. Repairs were made within the same morning.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks tips on the unsolved 1992 murder of the Villapondo brothers in Hayward and emphasizes a lead on a golden Chevy Nova and suspect description.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance in locating missing 47-year-old Brian Mello, last seen in San Lorenzo on December 14, 2024.

Two men died in a shootout during an attempted robbery in Antioch's Delta Bowl parking lot; police are investigating the incident with no further suspects.

The Port of Oakland reports a 10% increase in cargo volume through November 2024, indicating positive business growth and stabilization post-pandemic.

In-N-Out closed its Oakland location due to crime concerns, with incidents such as gunshots and a stabbing impacting the decision. Despite profitability, safety issues led to the permanent shutdown, a first in the chain's history.