A nationwide law enforcement collaboration brings more than 4,400 violent fugitives to justice, making significant strides towards a safer tomorrow.

With West Nile virus infected mosquitoes and birds detected in Livermore, authorities take action to halt the spread, carrying out mosquito control treatments in various areas.

A 28-year-old Fullerton man has been arrested in connection with a fraud case that cost victims over $100,000, and Alameda Police are offering vital tips to keep your finances and devices safe.

A non-injury freeway shooting on September 17th has local authorities investigating the incident and seeking information from the public. No suspect has been identified yet.

In hopes of accelerating urgent action against homelessness, Alameda County declares a state of emergency, aiming to secure additional resources and solutions to stifle the growing crisis.

Thousands rally to clean and green Oakland's shorelines and waterways, showcasing a genuine community spirit on Creek to Bay Day 2023.

Scott Koll, bringing extensive experience from local government, adds a fresh perspective to San Ramon's leadership team as the new Deputy City Manager.

Convicted felon on probation arrested with a loaded "ghost" gun, highlighting the continuous battle against illegal firearms in the city.

With the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations rising in Contra Costa County, a new vaccine variant is set to arrive, aiming to protect against current and future strains of the virus.

An executive who once held powerful positions in a public company was caught and sentenced in a multi-million-dollar embezzlement scheme that lasted for nearly a decade.

San Pablo City Council appoints Brian Hickey, a renowned legal professional with extensive experience, as its new City Attorney, set to bring valuable insight to the role.

As a hazardous gas leak led to an enforced shelter-in-place order in Kensington & El Cerrito, residents are anxiously awaiting updates and instructions.

An Oakland man, convicted of producing child pornography and engaging in sex trafficking of a minor in the Bay Area, is sentenced to 15 years in prison.