The Alameda County DA's Office is reviewing 35 death penalty cases due to potential jury selection biases found in Ernest Dykes's case, including the exclusion of Black and Jewish jurors.

The Brentwood Police Department is seeking information on two missing 14-year-old boys, Dominic Brathwaite and Clyde Younger, who ran away on April 12th.

A fire in a Fremont home was quickly extinguished by firefighters, with no serious injuries reported but resulting in two displaced adults. The cause is being investigated.

Two gunshot victims were found in a car in Hayward, with a woman deceased on scene and a man dying later, in what police suspect may be a murder-suicide.

A fire destroyed an apartment block in San Leandro, with one hospitalized and three displaced; cause under investigation by Alameda County Fire Department.

Oakland Police Officer Jordan Wingate died from injuries of a 2018 on-duty crash. Starting as a cadet in 2013, his career ended with this tragedy, making him the 55th officer to die in the line of duty.

Chick-fil-A opens a new location in Pleasanton, creating 35 jobs, with a focus on dining in and carry-out, but no drive-thru. They donated $25,000 to local food aid and recognized "local heroes."

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in Hayward, CA, marking the city's fourth road fatality this year.

The California DOJ concluded that SFPD officers involved in Nelson Szeto's fatal shooting at San Francisco International Airport will not face charges.

Two suspects were arrested for a fatal shooting during a botched robbery in Pleasant Hill, resulting in the deaths of a delivery man and one assailant.

PBF Energy's Martinez Refinery is set for a major maintenance project starting next week, with an investment over $70 million, expected to last several weeks and employ over 600 local workers.

Three former Alameda police officers are charged with involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 death of Mario Gonzalez, following a revised inquiry that attributed his death to "Restraint Asphyxiation," in a case reminiscent of that related to George Floyd.

The Port of Oakland is resuming free harbor tours from May to October, offering the public an up-close view of maritime operations and shipping activities.