The Richmond Police Department reported multiple crimes from December 11 to 17, including vehicle thefts, robberies, and shootings, with various arrests and ongoing investigations.

Brentwood Police arrested three suspects after a carjacking in Hayward, detaining them following a brief pursuit and recovering a weapon believed to be used in the crime.

Pleasant Hill police arrested Jared Theobald after a shoplifting incident at a Kohl's store led to the discovery of a stolen vehicle, a felony warrant, and drugs, as well as a loaded 9mm pistol.

The Monterrosa family calls for the firing of Officer Jarrett Tonn, reinstated after the shooting of Sean Monterrosa, amid ongoing demands for accountability.

Three East Bay insurance executives are charged with fraud, accused of misrepresenting assets and misappropriating funds, leading to their company's downfall.

During a traffic stop in Hercules, police detained a driver with a bag of pills and later found various drugs in the car, leading to the driver's arrest.

Enphase Energy, a solar tech company, is cutting 350 jobs and downsizing operations, including closing plants, due to a decrease in demand and financial challenges.

A car accident on I-680 near Pleasanton resulted in two deaths and six injured, including two children. The vehicle fell down an embankment; the cause is under investigation.

The southbound lane of Tom Lantos Tunnel on State Route 1 will be closed for cleaning from Dec 19-21, 8 PM-4 AM, with one-way traffic control in the northbound tunnel.

The Alameda County Sheriff's Office confirmed via Facebook that 15-year-old James Soderlund, missing for over a week, was found safe and reunited with his family.

Bettye Williams, a 78-year-old with dementia from Oakland, was found safe after being reported missing. Community and media efforts helped locate her. She had been last seen on December 2, and the police had issued an urgent search appeal.

A 30-year-old man died in a car crash on Kirker Pass Road in Concord after his vehicle hit a traffic sign, prompting a road closure and police investigation.

Union City police conducted a DUI checkpoint, which resulted in five citations for license offenses but no DUI arrests, as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign.