A fatal single-vehicle crash occurred in El Sobrante, where emergency crews responded and found the driver had already died. The off-ramp was closed for investigation.

Aristeo Zambrano, a well-known Oakland auto shop owner and former United Farm Workers activist, was fatally shot in his store, marking the city's tenth homicide of 2024.

Hayward police arrested a person for narcotics possession and illegal firearm possession following a traffic stop escalated to the discovery of drugs and a loaded gun.

The Pleasant Hill Police are searching for Krysta Candler, who was last seen on February 17th wearing a camouflage hoodie and red Crocs. Public assistance is sought.

Pleasant Hill authorities are searching for missing Nico Lucero and asking for public assistance. The community is urged to share information to aid in finding Lucero.

Niles Canyon Road on Highway 84 near Sunol was indefinitely closed due to storm damage, impacting commuters and leading to one-way traffic control with a full closure expected by evening.

The UC Berkeley community mourns the death of freshman Marco Troper, son of former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki; his passing is suspected to be from a drug overdose.

A fire in an Oakland apartment led to minor injuries and the displacement of residents from two units; the Oakland Fire Department quickly contained it.

The San Pablo Police stopped a vehicle, leading to the seizure of methamphetamine and cocaine, thanks to Officer Martinez's alertness during a rainy night patrol.

The Oakley Police Department has issued an Ebony Alert for Ariyah Mourning, a missing 17-year-old girl last seen on February 15th in a leather jacket and black leggings.

Governor Newsom announces six new Homekey projects in California, including Oakland, creating 369 affordable homes for the homeless with a $99.9 million investment to convert hotels and buildings into housing.

A Vacaville man, Daniel Subia III, was arrested for stealing car parts and possessing a loaded unserialized pistol, fentanyl, and methamphetamine after mistakenly driving by the American Canyon Police Department.

Two men were charged by the Alameda County DA with commercial burglary and grand theft after a series of Apple store heists. Their preliminary hearings are set for February 28.