Richmond Police reported multiple vehicle-related crimes, including stolen vehicles and a carjacking, with several arrests made over a one-week period.

The El Cerrito Police Department's crime blotter details a series of criminal incidents, including public confrontations and DUIs, occurring from March 24-30.

Lion Dance Cafe, a popular Singaporean vegan restaurant in Oakland, is closing on April 27, citing the desire to be closer to family rather than financial issues.

One teen was arrested in Fremont for having a loaded, stolen gun after police were alerted to a potential stolen vehicle. The other youth was released. Community tips aided the quick police response.

Richmond Police responded to a shooting in Point Richmond and chased a suspect who discarded a gun before being arrested; one bystander was injured, and the suspect faces firearm charges.

Antioch residents were alarmed by a daytime carjacking at the Kaiser medical facility; the victim's car was later recovered, and police are investigating.

Travel and business leaders in the East Bay support the renaming of Oakland's airport to highlight its proximity to San Francisco Bay and enhance its appeal for travelers and online visibility.

Makeda Cairo was arrested for stabbing a business employee during an argument over a tip jar in Vacaville. Her children were found in her car nearby. She faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. The victim is expected to survive.

A shootout in a Safeway parking lot in American Canyon resulted in three injured men and the arrest of two suspects, one an 18-year-old and the other a juvenile.

A motorcyclist died in a collision in Hayward; the police are investigating, including whether drugs or alcohol were involved. The driver of the car was unharmed.

A man was arrested for a road rage shooting in San Lorenzo; charged with attempted murder, he was bailed out awaiting trial. The victim is recovering.

BART Board member John McPartland has resigned due to family matters, leaving a vacancy that must be filled either by appointment or by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.

The San Pablo Police released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting of Andre Smith, after his erratic behavior was reported to the police by his wife.