Oakland's Downtown Senior Center has been modernized with a $2.5 million renovation funded by Measure KK, including accessibility and facility improvements.

Ursula Jones Dickson was selected as Alameda County's new DA, bringing a less politicized approach to the office after a period of political infighting. She pledges to prioritize public safety and victim-centered prosecutions.

Three men were arrested in American Canyon for carrying concealed firearms during a traffic stop; two guns had dubious origins, with one suspect having an outstanding warrant.

The Oakland Police Department is searching for Heaven "Milli" McGee, 20, who went missing two weeks ago and is suspected to be in Stockton or Lathrop.

Berkeley Police have arrested a second suspect, a 25-year-old from Lathrop, in connection with a December shooting on Adeline Street, with help from U.S. Marshals Service.

Livermore Police apprehended Marissa Lancaster for theft at Target and discovered she had a felony warrant, stolen credit cards, and illegal firearms.

A parolee led Oakley police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle, resulting in a collision and injuries. The suspect, Joseph McDonald, was arrested following the incident.

A DUI suspect in Hercules was arrested after a car crash, foot chase, and discovery of an unregistered firearm, following a struggle with and tasing by police.

A Pleasanton resident reported a vehicle theft attempt, leading to juvenile suspects' quick apprehension and citation by police, following the community's proactive involvement in safety.

Candidates for Alameda County DA presented their visions at a forum, while the community scrutinizes their readiness for the role, amidst a Zoom disruption incident.

CHP issued an Ebony Alert for 13-year-old Djuana Williams in Alameda County, last seen in Castro Valley on January 25, 2025. Authorities are searching for the missing girl.

A historical Alameda bungalow with a mural by artist Todd Kurnat and original features is listed for $895,000, merging tradition with modern amenities like solar panels and a climate control system.

Bay Area's coffee pioneer Carlo Di Ruocco, known as "Mr. Espresso," passed away at 90, leaving behind a legacy of introducing Italian espresso culture to the U.S.