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An injury accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer in Antioch Tuesday morning closed the westbound Highway 4 connector ramp to Highway 160 for 11 hours, according to authorities.
Contra Costa County health officials announced this week that they're preparing to distribute COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5-11 by this weekend.
Two people who died in a crash early Monday morning on Port Chicago Highway in Concord have been identified by the Contra Costa County coroner's office.
El Cerrito police requested the public's help Tuesday with investigating a shooting into an unoccupied car over the weekend.
An innovative East Oakland housing solution is gaining international attention as the country's first youth-let tiny homes village that opened this year.
olice in Berkeley have arrested a man following a confrontation with an acquaintance where he allegedly broke into his South Berkeley apartment while armed.
Contra Costa County health officials announced Monday they were expecting the delivery of about 20,000 doses of the pediatric version of the Pfizer COVID vaccine this week as they prepare to administer shots to school children ages 5-11.
A middle school in Pinole was locked down Monday morning after police said a student was found with a pellet gun on campus.
The Walnut Creek City Council on Tuesday will consider banning the sale of favored tobacco and electronic smoking devices within city limits.
One person was killed, three others were injured when a two-alarm fire ignited in a garage Saturday night, spread to the home it was attached to and threatened a neighboring structure.
Halloween isn't just about trick-or-treating or donning elaborate costumes for a night of partying and, in two East Bay cities Sunday, colorful alternatives were on full display.
Volunteers have begun collecting signatures to recall embattled Antioch school board president Ellie Householder.
Seven people were injured early Sunday morning in a horrific collision on Willow Pass Road in Concord that left one vehicle smoking and on its side and the other a twisted wreckage.
The mother of a young man shot dead by retired Oakland police captain Ersie Joyner said her son was wrong to rob the man but questions whether use of deadly force was necessary.
Oakland police have taken a man into custody Wednesday afternoon who, they say, pointed a replica firearm at an OPD helicopter that was tracking him from the air.
