DEA Oakland and Alameda County Narcotics Task Force seized 15 kg of Fentanyl, an AK-47, and $142,000 cash in Oakland, arresting three in a major drug operation.

Concord officials close public open spaces on July 2-3 due to wildfire risks amid a heatwave, following advice from ConFire, with plans to reassess later in the week.

Traffic stop by Livermore Police led to Bradley Grassechi's arrest after finding an unregistered loaded pistol in his car and more weapons at his home. He faces multiple charges.

Several East Bay Regional Park District inland parks are closed due to fire risk, while swim facilities and shoreline parks remain open during a heatwave.

A fire in the Oakland/Berkeley Hills was extinguished without injuries or threats to buildings. The cause, potentially illegal fireworks, is under investigation.

A car accident in Alameda led to a fire, which was quickly extinguished by firefighters. One person was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Fremont Police Department announces road closures and security measures for the annual 4th of July Parade, including a no-fly zone for drones and searches of large bags.

The East County Animal Shelter in Dublin, Alameda County, opens a new area for livestock to ensure animals' safety during emergencies such as wildfires.

A shooting in Hayward, California, left two teenagers hospitalized, one critically. No arrests have been made, and police are investigating a possible link to a recent homicide.

A shooting on southbound I-238 in Alameda County was reported; no injuries occurred. The CHP responded and is investigating, seeking information from the public.

Newark City Councilmember Mike Bucci resigns citing inability to afford housing in the area he served, highlighting the Bay Area's deep housing crisis.

Three individuals face charges for a carjacking in Alameda involving a mother and her two children. The suspects, all 18, could face lengthy prison sentences if convicted, with the use of a firearm during the incident escalating the charges.

A semi-truck caught fire on I-80 near Pomona Street, leading to lane closures and the involvement of CHP and CFD. There were no injuries, and traffic was redirected through Crockett.