Guillermo Renderos from Alameda County faces charges including attempted murder and kidnapping after a domestic attack where he allegedly assaulted and stabbed his wife.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died after a collision in Pleasant Hill. The crash occurred when a vehicle turned in front of the northbound motorcycle. The motorcyclist was taken to a hospital but later passed away, while the other driver was unharmed.

Berkeley police arrested a 63-year-old man from Alameda for DUI and the additional charge of carrying a concealed weapon after finding him asleep at the wheel with an open alcohol bottle and discovering a handgun in his vehicle.

Oakland Police shut down an illegal casino, arresting multiple individuals and seizing firearms, drugs, cash, and recovering stolen vehicles after community complaints.

The CHP has recovered over 2,000 stolen vehicles in Oakland since February, with 22 arrests and 36 impounds after a sideshow crackdown as part of Governor Newsom's public safety surge.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price exposed past discriminatory jury selection practices against Jewish and Black individuals, implicating former prosecutor Morris Jacobson, now a judge, in a cover-up.

The Streets of Brentwood shopping center was purchased by CenterCal Properties and Heitman for $75.9 million, with plans to revitalize it as a community hub.

The Oakland Zoo's Glowfari returns with new lantern spectacles, running from Nov 8, to Jan 26, 2025. The event features themed lantern areas and benefits the zoo's conservation efforts.

The Antioch Police Department requests community help to identify shoplifting suspects at a Rite Aid and shared images on Facebook. Tips can be sent to Officer Tryner.

Walmart is fined $7.5 million for illegally disposing of hazardous waste in California, with the settlement demanding audits to ensure future compliance with state laws.

Oakland Zoo's last African elephant, Osh, moved to The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee for companionship and care, after nearly two decades at the zoo.

The CHP Oakland conducted a "surge" operation, resulting in 22 arrests, 16 recovered stolen vehicles, and the seizure of firearms in efforts to improve East Bay public safety.

District Attorney Pamela Price discussed her concerns over two on-duty Oakland police officers charged with DUI, citing a public safety risk and noting a miscommunication with the police chiefs.