A recall campaign against Contra Costa County DA Diana Becton is underway, with signatures collected. It’s linked to the handling of Alexis Gabe's murder case.

California Governor Newsom appoints 10 new Superior Court Judges across six counties, infusing the judiciary with diverse experience from public service and legal advocacy.

Emergency crews responded to a car crashing into a building in Pleasanton, causing structural damage and minor injuries to the driver. Firefighters and a city engineer worked to secure the building.

Antioch Police responded to a fight possibly involving a gun. No weapon was found, and schools were briefly locked down. Suspects fled but were found; the situation was resolved without threat.

The historic Oakland home once belonging to Tom Hanks' drama teacher is for sale, featuring early 20th-century design with 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Pinehurst Road in Canyon will have delays due to rock removal and erosion control work by Contra Costa County Public Works from March 24-31, causing up to 20-minute delays.

The Foley House in Berkeley Hills sold for $1.6 million, over double its asking price, after attracting significant interest and receiving over 30 offers.

Hayward police investigate a fatal shooting marking the city's second homicide in 2023, with no arrests made and the victim's identity withheld pending family notification.

A 41-year-old passenger died in a car crash in Hayward, where two males fled the scene. Authorities are investigating, including possible substance involvement.

Brentwood police arrested a 35-year-old suspect for vehicle theft and possession of stolen mail, including tax documents, reminding residents to be vigilant.

A small plane landed in a vineyard near Byron, California without injuries to the two onboard, with no fire outbreak. Emergency services responded swiftly.

A fatal car crash in Orinda, CA, left one dead after a collision on SR-24. Authorities are investigating, with DUI not ruled out as a contributing factor.

A former Antioch police officer, Morteza Amiri, was found guilty of civil rights deprivation and record falsification from a 2019 incident where he assaulted a bicyclist and deployed his K-9.