An armed robbery in Antioch's Gentrytown Park led to a shooting, with one victim critically injured. The suspects, two males, remain at large despite an ongoing investigation by the Antioch Police.

Matthew Muller faces new charges for a 2015 kidnapping in Contra Costa County and for a series of 2009 home invasion sexual assaults in Santa Clara County.

A man was fatally shot in Antioch, leading to a homicide investigation by local police. No further details have been released as the investigation is ongoing.

A 17-year-old boy died after crashing his BMW into a tree in Dublin; the CHP is seeking witnesses to the high-speed accident that occurred on January 4, 2025.

CHP officers stopped a speeding Kia Optima on I-80, leading to the discovery of an unlicensed driver and a firearm with an illegal modification device in the vehicle.

Oakland Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting after a sergeant fired at an individual with a rifle. The suspect was later arrested following a stand-off.

Oakland is closing two fire stations to combat a $129 million deficit, potentially increasing response times and impacting public safety until possibly reopening them after six months.

A malnourished spider monkey was rescued from a DUI suspect’s Rolls Royce and is now recovering at Oakland Zoo, with authorities addressing both DUI and illegal exotic pet possession charges.

A Pittsburg man was arrested after a search related to a fairground shooting led to the discovery of illegal firearms at his residence, including assault weapons without serial numbers.

San Leandro Police are searching for missing Pamela Jones, last seen January 2, near Juana Avenue, wearing a beige beanie, white shirt, and gray pants.

The Pinole Police Department used a GPS system called Star Chase to safely track and stop a stolen vehicle, avoiding a high-speed chase. Suspects were apprehended after their flight on foot was thwarted.

Antioch Police Department agrees to reforms following a race discrimination probe, including updating policies and training with oversight for five years.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office seeks public assistance to find Richard Naval, 28, who went missing on Jan 1, 2025, from San Leandro, and is at risk without his meds.