A man was shot multiple times in Brentwood but survived; a suspect was promptly arrested. The incident is considered isolated, and the public is urged to provide any information.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Antioch, California, and the driver fled the scene. The Antioch Police Department is investigating and seeking public assistance.

Police in Antioch discovered a burned body at 2900 Melon Court. The case, managed by the Investigations Bureau, is active, with an autopsy pending. Police urge those with information to contact Detective Palma.

Richmond police arrested three individuals with open felony warrants after a community tip led to the discovery of a loaded firearm. No shots were fired during the incident.

A man died in a solo car crash in San Pablo, with his gray sedan hitting a sound wall. Officials are investigating the cause, including the role of speed and possible intoxication.

Alameda DA Pamela Price faces wrongful termination accusations and a manual recount of recall signatures after a sampling failed to verify the needed threshold.

San Francisco faces allegations of dumping millions of gallons of sewage into the bay, potentially violating the Clean Water Act, according to environmental group Baykeeper.

A 15-year-old was arrested for car theft in Vacaville after a detailed investigation, with the help of Salinas PD. A loaded handgun and other evidence were found.

A vehicle ran a red light, hitting a bus in Antioch and injuring several, with no life-threatening injuries reported. Drugs or speed were not factors.

An individual was fatally shot in a Fremont street incident, leading to the arrest of suspect Sylvester Carver by the Fremont Police, with charges including murder and attempted murder.

Horn Barbecue in West Oakland has closed permanently due to a series of adversities including a fire, vandalism, and theft. Owner Matt Horn is exploring relocation possibilities.

Oakland police have intensified efforts against gun violence, arresting multiple suspects and seizing weapons in East Oakland, as detailed in a recent OPD Facebook post.

The California Supreme Court is set to hear a case regarding housing development at Berkeley's historic People's Park, following legal disputes over UC Berkeley's project plans.