Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price introduces an Organized Retail Theft Vertical Prosecution Team to combat the growing issue of organized retail crime in California.

Yesterday, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price unveiled a new human trafficking awareness campaign at Oakland International Airport.

Pleasanton City Council has approved its first-ever 5-Year Citywide Strategic Plan, ONE Pleasanton, committed to achieving long-term planning, sustainability, and an enhanced wellbeing for its residents.

The Livermore Police Department receives a $126,000 grant to boost its traffic enforcement program and increase safety on roads.

Alameda County District Attorney's Office has launched a groundbreaking training event aimed at fostering expertise in domestic violence cases across the region's law enforcement, with potential impact on prosecution success rates and victim support.

Alameda County reaches a labor agreement with the Alameda County Prosecutors Association, securing compensation and work conditions under District Attorney Pamela Price's leadership.

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.

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

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.

San Ramon Police Department acquires a $5.6 million grant to fight organized retail theft, but does the timeline tell us more about the growing concern?

Oakland's Mayor Sheng Thao threatens to declare a state of emergency as the search for the city's next police chief intensifies and power struggles abound.

In the face of recent crime upsurge, District Attorney Pamela Price faces mounting pressure from Oakland residents and attempts at a recall, as she highlights her achievements and progressive policies in a recent town hall meeting.

Alameda City Manager selects Abigail Thorne-Lyman to lead redevelopment of former Naval Air Station Alameda, advancing the city's economic strategy for the future.