Oakland faces a $93 million budget shortfall, exacerbated by police and fire department overspending, threatening the city with insolvency and prompting calls for immediate fiscal action.

The UC system plans to raise tuition for new nonresident students by $3,402 to help offset a projected budget shortfall, despite criticism over financial priorities.

Two arrested in Vacaville for possession of methamphetamine and suspected identity theft materials after suspicious activity report at a park and ride.

Two men have been indicted for conducting an investment fraud scheme, involving false claims of industry connections and projects, with one also accused of submitting a fraudulent loan application.

Mosswood Meltdown, once called Burger Boogaloo, is returning to Oakland with acts like Devo and Kreayshawn, hosted by John Waters. Tickets for the July 2025 event are on sale.

The Hayward Police Department seeks public assistance in finding a black Dodge Charger involved in a critical hit-and-run on October 30, 2024. They urge witnesses to contact them and upload any evidence anonymously.

A 78-year-old man died after being hit by a car in Berkeley, with the 79-year-old driver cooperating in the investigation of the city's fourth traffic fatality of the year.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta joins a coalition of attorneys general in supporting FCC rules to strengthen protections against illegal robocalls.

The East Bay Regional Park District celebrated its 90th anniversary with state officials recognizing its contribution to park conservation and public service.

A traffic stop in Union City led to the arrest of a felon for drug possession and an illegal firearm after expired vehicle registration alerted the police.

A burglary in Dixon led to the arrest of Isaiah Luna for burglary and possession of stolen property after coordinated police work between Dixon and Vacaville PDs.

A driver in his 60s crashed into a building in Emeryville, causing moderate injuries and a traffic light outage. Quick community and agency response ensured safety; the cause is under investigation.

Three Indiana residents were indicted for a SIM-swapping scheme involving identity theft and fraud, with two also charged with aggravated identity theft. They face serious penalties if convicted.