The Oakley Police arrested Timmy Hudson for a 2023 hit-and-run that killed a cyclist, commending officers' dedication and hoping for closure for the victim's loved ones.

Motorcycle collides with Amtrak train in San Leandro, killing one and injuring another; incident involved a large group of motorcyclists bypassing a railroad crossing.

A man shot at a woman and later resisted arrest amidst sleeping children in Antioch. He was eventually detained without incident due to police de-escalation efforts.

The Fremont Police arrested Lawrence Velasquez for firearms and drug charges after a chase and foot pursuit, involving a coordinated police response but not a high-speed chase.

An armed robber with a shotgun was fatally shot by a liquor store employee during a robbery attempt at S&S Fast & Easy Liquor in Concord. Concord PD is investigating the incident.

Antioch police arrested a mother for child abuse after finding her four neglected children, leading to their medical care and placement under Child and Family Services.

An Oakland man was convicted of unlicensed firearms dealing and illegal possession, with his activities revealed through Instagram and seized firearms.

The California Highway Patrol in Dublin reported a high-speed chase on I-580 leading to a drug bust involving 370 pounds of marijuana and over $36,000 in cash.

A pedestrian in Richmond suffered injuries from a hit-and-run. Police used Flock license plate reader technology to identify and arrest the suspect, who admitted involvement. The victim is expected to recover.

A vehicle crashed into a home in Antioch after the driver, Terrance Benjamin, fled a traffic stop. Police did not pursue for safety; he was later arrested with multiple charges. No injuries were reported at the scene.

The Brundo Chef Residency at Cafe Colucci is a program in Oakland seeking talented African diaspora chefs for a six-month stint to overcome barriers to opening a restaurant.

Officers in American Canyon arrested Brian Light for identity theft after a traffic stop revealed credit cards and packages in his car not belonging to him.

The Superior Court of Alameda County is facing disruptions due to a strike by SEIU 1021 members, causing delays in non-critical cases and a dispute over worker conditions and staffing levels.