A deadly shooting in Pittsburg on April 19 left one juvenile dead and another injured; the incident is under investigation and may be linked to a prior altercation.

A single-car accident on Ygnacio Valley Rd. in Walnut Creek leads to a driver's death after crashing into a tree.

An Oakland woman was sentenced to 50 months in prison for running a drug delivery service that targeted students and young professionals in the Bay Area.

Eleven Antioch-Pittsburg gang members face a 33-count felony complaint for a multi-million dollar theft spree, including retail and vehicle thefts across several California cities.

A suspect was arrested after a fatal shooting on Monument Boulevard, Concord, where a 40-year-old man was killed. The suspect allegedly fired from his vehicle following a dispute. Charges have been filed.

Oakley PD and other agencies pursued a stolen vehicle during a traffic safety operation on Highway 4. The suspect, Dejon Brandy, caused a crash and was later detained. He faces charges for his actions.

Suspect Samuel Grajales was arrested for shoplifting and brandishing a firearm at a Newark Home Depot after a witness reported and recorded the incident.

Livermore Police arrested three individuals for drug-related offenses, including manufacturing DMT, following a narcotics investigation and execution of a search warrant.

A detached wheel from a Ford Van struck a Toyota Tundra on I-680, resulting in a fatality. The incident is under investigation, with CHP seeking witnesses. Traffic was disrupted temporarily.

Police investigate an attempted robbery in Walnut Creek where two males assaulted a victim to steal his belongings. The suspects, who fled the scene, are at large.

Demarionte Smith, 26, was arrested in Seattle for a road-rage shooting in Livermore on March 11, 2025, facing attempted murder charges. The police investigation is ongoing.

Fremont PD reported a hate crime assault at a local restaurant; suspect Marcus Harper was arrested and charged with a civil rights violation and battery.

Oakland's sale of its Coliseum stake to AASEG is postponed, aligning with Alameda County's delayed negotiations. Despite challenges, optimism remains for the deal's potential to transform East Oakland.