A Fremont man was arrested after a car fled a traffic stop and fatally struck a pedestrian near Osgood Road and South Grimmer Boulevard, police say.

The Oakland Police Department has seized nearly 200 vehicles this year for involvement in illegal sideshows, aided by the Flock Camera System and regional cooperation.

A federal-local sweep in San Francisco produced 55 arrests and more than a kilogram of fentanyl, officials say. The operation also prompted federal charges in dozens of cases.

The Danville Police arrested a suspect for a series of vehicle thefts, collaborating with the Contra Costa County Sheriff's SWAT team and updating the public via Facebook.

Contra Costa County anticipates losing nearly 93,000 residents' healthcare coverage and over $300 million in funding by 2029 due to changes in Medi-Cal policies.

Oakland City Council voted 7-to-1 to renew a $2 million contract with Flock Safety for license plate-reading cameras, despite privacy concerns and past data-sharing with federal authorities.

A pedestrian died after a car fleeing Fremont Police hit them. The chase had been called off for safety before the fatal collision. The driver, Antwone Spruill, faces charges; his intoxication status is under investigation.

Oakland Police seek help to identify a female suspect in a violent October carjacking and assault on Clay Street, with social media used to circulate her image.

A 45-year-old Oakland woman was arrested after police say she whipped her 9-year-old daughter with an extension cord. Court records show felony charges were filed and a judge ordered release with conditions.

Antioch Police credited neighbors and local businesses after a holiday drive fed and gifted 106 families and more than 300 children.

The Berkeley Hat Company is closing after nearly 50 years on Telegraph Avenue, with its owner, Carol Lipnick, planning a final sale and a sidewalk party before retiring.

A fight outside Sylvester Greenwood Academy in Richmond turned violent Monday when a suspect fired at least one shot; the building was struck but no injuries were reported.

Jurors were shown photos and forensic testimony tying a Fairfield man to a March 2022 double killing and the wounding of a third.