The Newark Police Department reported a series of crimes including DUI, theft, and narcotics offenses, leading to multiple arrests over the past week.

Gunshots led to a violent car crash in Antioch after a man fired at assailants and they collided with another vehicle while escaping. Authorities are seeking information on the unidentified individuals involved.

A driver in Hayward was arrested after trying to flee a traffic stop; police found an unregistered rifle and drug paraphernalia in his car and discovered his fake identity and an outstanding warrant.

BART Deputy Chief of Police caught a juvenile with over $2,000 worth of stolen items from Target while on duty riding the train near San Leandro Station.

The Oakland Zoo provided a haven for a rescued marmoset named Estrela, emphasizing the struggle against illegal pet trade and the challenges of accommodating such animals.

An overheated scooter battery caught fire in Pleasanton, but the fire was quickly contained by local firefighters and a HazMat team, with no injuries reported.

A deputy was shot during an eviction in Union City; the suspects later found dead in a suspected murder-suicide, ending a standoff. The deputy is recovering.

Usher is set to perform in Oakland during his "Past Present Future" tour following a Vegas residency and ahead of his "Coming Home" album release and Super Bowl show. Pre-sale tickets are available February 7, with general sales on February 12.

Governor Gavin Newsom deploys 120 CHP officers to combat crime in Oakland and the East Bay, despite a statewide decline in crime rates. The operation uses advanced technology and aims to significantly reduce local crimes.

Two men were arrested in Fremont for illegal firearm possession and intent to distribute marijuana, with charges relating to a gun with a defaced serial number and marijuana packaged for sale.

BART Police made several arrests and confiscated two guns at Fruitvale and Lake Merritt stations, focusing on maintaining order and safety in the transit system.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price launched ORCA, a specialized unit to tackle organized retail theft, bolstered by $4 million in funding and collaboration with local law enforcement.

Two suspects were arrested after stealing handbags from a Napa Kate Spade store and leading police on a chase, which ended with their capture at a Six Flags parking lot.