Richmond Police arrested an armed robbery suspect who stole from a pedestrian and found a firearm and brass knuckles at the hideout; the suspect is a convicted felon.

Albany officers stopped a car and discovered drugs, brass knuckles, and a loaded .45 caliber gun. The driver was cited for possession, while the passenger was jailed.

Brentwood Police used a drone to arrest a DUI suspect and wanted passenger, as detailed on their Facebook page.

A person was shot at Hillcrest Avenue and Larkspur Drive in Antioch and later died at the hospital. The Antioch Police Department is investigating the incident.

Torani celebrates its 100th anniversary with pop-up events, grants for non-profits, and revival of original 1920s flavors. The company focuses on community investment and innovation, rejecting a deal with Starbucks to maintain its quality.

A vehicle crashed into a Fremont barbershop resulting in minor injuries to one person and the building being red-tagged. The incident is under investigation by Fremont PD.

Brentwood police arrested three individuals during a traffic stop near Lone Tree Way and Highway 4, uncovering drug possessions and probation violations.

Senator McNerney introduced SB 31, a bill to increase the use of recycled water in California for diverse applications, supporting sustainable water practices and drought resilience.

A Vallejo resident was arrested for multiple offenses including DUI and possession of a controlled substance after a routine traffic stop in American Canyon revealed a loaded magazine, body armor, and meth.

An Oakland police vehicle was shot at, with no injuries to the officer. A suspect was later arrested; OPD seeks community assistance in the investigation.

Antioch's Police Oversight Commissioner Leslie May resigned after controversy over her use of racial slurs, sparking community and council attention to uphold integrity and respect.

A Safeway in Pinole, CA is closing on April 4, with employees to be transferred to nearby stores; the city hopes for a new grocery store to replace it.

A unique $2.5 million log cabin home in Oakland Hills, previously owned by jewelry designer Barbara Witt, is now for sale, featuring handcrafted woodwork and mature gardens.