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.

A woman struck a fire hydrant and crashed into a creek in Pacheco, later being rescued and listed in critical condition. Nearby businesses were flooded, and an investigation is ongoing.

The Bay Area welcomed 2025 with several New Year's births, starting with a girl born at midnight in San Leandro, followed by more infants in various hospitals.

The Fremont Police are searching for Adnan Khan Samimi, a missing 14-year-old, last seen on December 24, 2024.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office is searching for Leandro Torres, reported missing from Hayward since December 30, 2024, and at-risk due to his mental health condition.

A juvenile was arrested in Fremont for firearm offenses after police found a gun and ammo at their home, linking back to an earlier vehicle theft and evasion incident involving five youths.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run in Walnut Creek, where one juvenile died, despite life-saving efforts. The suspect now faces vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and-run charges.

Concord Police swiftly arrested juvenile suspects following an armed robbery, recovering stolen property and firearms. The suspects were apprehended shortly after the incident.

Two juveniles were arrested in Brentwood for a carjacking and robbery, where a man was forced to transfer money and then abducted. They were held without incident and face multiple charges.

Oakland reports a 34% drop in homicides and shootings in 2024, attributed to the renewed Operation Ceasefire program and community support, despite the city grappling with mixed public perception and uncertainty following the mayor's recall.