The Alameda County Sheriff's Office arrested four individuals during a crackdown on an Oakland chop shop, recovering stolen vehicles, including a semi-truck, and illegal items.

The Albany Police Department reported an arrest in a phishing scam where a local was emailed about a fake PayPal deposit, leading to an attempted scam and an arrest for financial elder abuse.

The California Highway Patrol issued a Feather Alert for missing 17-year-old X'adrien Capoeman in Pleasanton, urging public assistance in locating him.

San Leandro Police are looking for Guillermo Jurado, missing since Jan 31. No health issues; absence unusual. Wore hat, glasses, flannel. Call 510-577-2740 with info.

Oakland Police have disrupted an illegal gambling operation, seizing unlicensed machines, firearms, narcotics, and cash, and arresting a suspect linked to a previous shooting.

Pittsburg Police report a fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man from Antioch on the evening of January 29, 2025.

A teen was arrested in Vacaville after a high-speed chase and crash, following an incident where he pointed a gun at his girlfriend. He faces charges including drug possession and reckless driving.

Amir Shaw was arrested as the final suspect in a 2024 homicide in Pleasant Hill, completing a year-long investigation involving inter-agency cooperation.

Former NBA player Adonal Foyle is selling his East Bay estate for $4.75 million. The 5,700 sq ft property in Orinda features six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a Mediterranean design, infinity pool, and personal vineyard.

The West Coast Blues Society is addressing the theft of 40 plaques from Oakland's Walk of Fame. A GoFundMe campaign aims to raise $150,000 for replacements.

Law enforcement responds to a shooting in Antioch where a woman was injured and taken to the hospital in stable condition; suspect remains unidentified.

Berkeley Police investigate a fatal stabbing leading to a woman's death and two men's severe injuries after a stolen vehicle confrontation on Russell Street.

Hybridge Capital Management is converting former student housing in Oakland into a 144-unit affordable complex, The Refuge Apartments, for veterans, domestic violence survivors, and low-income individuals.