The Port of Oakland reports a significant increase in shore power usage for docked ships in the first half of 2024, achieving a 94% rate, with efforts to expand access through mobile outlets ongoing.

CHP Hayward officers arrested two suspects and recovered a weapon after a high-speed chase of a stolen white Lexus from Hayward to Oakland. No injuries were reported.

The City of Richmond has reached a settlement with Chevron to tax its refinery, with the funds aimed at improving municipal services and accountability.

Three men will face trial for the murder of Officer Tuan Le, while a fourth faces burglary charges. Evidence presented was deemed sufficient for trial, with proceedings set for August 28, 2024.

A fire in Oakland's Chinatown displaced 38 people after starting in a dumpster and damaging four apartment units. Firefighters contained the blaze and authorities are working to restore power.

AC Transit starts automated bus stop parking enforcement with warnings, turning into $110 fines from October 7, using AI cameras developed by Hayden AI.

Full Out Studios in West Oakland was burglarized, causing damage and loss of valuables, cash, and checks. The owners and community expressed heartbreak but are determined to recover and have increased security measures.

Pleasanton Police seized over $130,000 in illegal merchandise, including flavored tobacco and psilocybin mushrooms, in a crackdown on sales to minors.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price partners with the U.S. Department of Labor to combat wage theft and labor trafficking, signing an MOU to enhance labor law enforcement and education.

Concord Police, with the assistance of CHP and the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office, apprehended theft suspects after a pursuit from a Sephora store.

Alameda County opens its first new high school in 50 years, Emerald High, with modern facilities, anticipating future expansions and a focus on wellness.

Tokyo Central is set to open at Bay Street Emeryville in 2025, offering an array of Japanese goods and dining options, reflecting the diverse Bay Area community.

Pinole Police Department is searching for 84-year-old Ronald Linstad, who has memory loss and mobility issues, last seen wearing a green shirt and blue jeans, driving a blue 1990 Dodge Van.