Antioch Police urge the public to help locate a suspect linked to a January shooting on Sycamore Drive, providing contact details for Detective Duffy and an image on their website.

Tidewater Capital has received approval to construct two new multifamily housing projects in Oakland, adding 670 units and promoting urban living with eco-friendly LEED Gold ambitions.

To combat hunger in Alameda County, 1st United Credit Union has teamed up once again with Alameda County Community Food Bank (ACCFB) to serve ...

Oakland prepares for severe weather by opening emergency shelters, offering advice for safety, and providing resources like sandbags and a storm information alert system.

Vacaville police arrested three individuals in response to a January 16 shooting that injured a 20-year-old man. The operation targeted an 18-year-old accused of attempted murder and two alleged accomplices.

A juvenile was arrested in Fremont for threats of a school shooting, with police finding a replica gun. The swift police response ensured no one was harmed.

A hit-and-run in American Canyon led to a car chase, with the suspect, Carlos Perez, being arrested for felony DUI, resisting arrest, and other charges after abandoning his vehicle and attempting to flee on foot.

California Highway Patrol issued a SILVER ALERT for 94-year-old Ren Chen, missing in Oakland and last seen on January 31. The public is urged to contact 911 with information.

A man was stabbed in Brentwood and is expected to survive; police contacted a female at his home and believe it was an isolated incident with no public threat.

A tech executive, Andrew Halvorsen, pleaded guilty to stealing over $500,000 worth of MacBooks from his employer and faces up to five years in prison.

Law enforcement in Missouri arrested Laron Gilbert, the third suspect in the 2021 killing of retired officer Kevin Nishita, after nearly two years at large.

One person died when a Van’s RV-6 plane crashed near Buchanan Field Airport in Concord at Concord Avenue and Diamond Boulevard. The FAA and NTSB are investigating.

Oakland officials have launched a $20.9 million safety project for 14th Street, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety with improved crossings, bike lanes, and bus boarding areas, set to complete by Fall 2025.