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A shooting late Sunday night in Richmond left someone with gunshot wounds to his upper and lower body and was the sixth shooting in the city over the course of the previous week, police said.
Authorities on Monday confirmed the body of an Oakland man who went missing in the Delta after the canoe he was in tipped over this weekend has been found.
Police in Antioch are looking for a man seen early Sunday on surveillance video stealing items from a truck parked near Reseda Way and Silverado Drive.
As the air travel industry continues to recover from the pandemic shutdown, officials at Oakland International Airport are eyeing plans for a huge expansion.
A homeless man was arrested Monday after firefighters responded to a second blaze in less than a week at Concord's Christ Community Church of the Nazarene.
Police in Oakland on Monday confirmed that officers arrested eight people and towed two dozen vehicles in connection with two sideshows over the weekend.
Two young men were arrested Friday as suspects in the slaying of an Alameda man whose body was found last July, East Bay Regional Park District police said Monday.
Three suspects have been arrested in a series of recent thefts of catalytic converters in El Cerrito, police said Monday.
Oakland city officials swore in Reginald Freeman Monday as the city's new fire chief, who promised to keep the city safe and diversify its membership.
For a second straight weekend, deadly gun violence on Oakland streets has claimed the lives of two victims, authorities said.
After a year of shutdowns and amid a rise in illegal dumping, city officials in Oakland are resuming monthly "Bulky Block Party" events for residents to legally dispose of large items.
A Hayward couple are racking up fines and have been ordered to clean up a homeless man's camp on their property. They say that's not their responsibility.
The Stockton Empire Theatre, first opened in 1945, caught fire early Friday morning and suffered heavy damage.
Contra Costa Fire investigators say a fire on Thursday, May 13, that destroyed a Concord church building may have been started by a homeless individual seeking shelter in a crawl space under the structure.
The University of California won't consider SAT and ACT scores that are submitted with admission and scholarship applications under a settlement of a student lawsuit that was announced Friday.
