Sarah Lynn New, president of Alameda Gators swim team, was arrested for embezzling over $50,000, which led to the dismissal of coaches and financial issues for the club.

Bay Area's Annabelle Candy Company will close its Hayward plant in September, leaving 43 employees jobless and ending a 74-year legacy of making treats like Rocky Road. CEO cites financial unsustainability for the shutdown.

A burglary suspect was caught by Alameda police after a reported break-in and is now facing multiple charges. The quick response was aided by local reports, allowing for the recovery of stolen items.

Oakland International Airport plans festivities for National Aviation Day on August 2, offering entertainment and activities for passengers in the T1-T2 connector.

The Concord Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a vandalism case on Diamond Blvd, sharing a surveillance image on Facebook and providing contact information for tips.

An 18-year-old, Taylor Martin, was arrested in Brentwood for organized retail theft of $80,000 from Ulta Beauty stores; video evidence was key in identification.

Oakland sells its 50% stake in the Coliseum to AASEG for $105 million, aiming to alleviate a $177 million budget deficit and prevent city service cuts.

An ACSO deputy was hit by a stolen Subaru while trying to stop it with a spike strip in San Leandro; the suspects in the two stolen cars were later arrested.

A three-alarm fire damaged an Oakland bookstore early in the morning, leading to the evacuation of one building and the deployment of 60 firefighters. No injuries reported and the cause is under investigation.

A stolen Chevy Suburban led to a high-speed chase in Piedmont, injuring an officer and the suspect fleeing on foot. Police seek assistance with information.

Oakland International Airport announces a parking discount program for Monday-Thursday bookings, offering reduced rates for online reservations through October.

A driver died after his Toyota Tundra overturned in Brentwood, California. He was not wearing a seatbelt and speed was a factor; the cause is under investigation.

A major injury hit-and-run involving a Tacoma and another pickup on SR-4 in Brentwood prompted a CHP investigation. Four passengers were injured, one airlifted to hospital.