2 Arrested After Smashing Truck Into Fremont Liquor Store During Robbery
Two men suspected of crashing a stolen pickup truck into a Fremont liquor store and stealing lottery tickets last month have been arrested, police said Thursday.
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Two men suspected of crashing a stolen pickup truck into a Fremont liquor store and stealing lottery tickets last month have been arrested, police said Thursday.
Hospitals' intensive care capacity in the Bay Area is currently at roughly 25 percent which is the highest in the state. As the coronavirus surge continues, people are bracing themselves for round two of the stay-at-home order.
Special needs students were allowed to go back to class at one East Bay high school. Then, less than a week later, eight teachers and students tested positive for COVID-19.
Health officials in Alameda County on Thursday responded to Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan for a regional stay-at-home order, noting that the East Bay county might adopt the restrictions early to save lives.
Officials with the San Ramon Valley Unified School District said Thursday that a small special education school in Danville is coping with a COVID-19 outbreak that sickened eight adults led to the temporary closure of one class.
The Town Camp Enrichment Program in Oakland is being suspended because of the COVID-19 pandemic, city officials announced Thursday.
The CDC urged people to not travel on Thanksgiving and now that warning has been extended into December as many contemplate what to do for Christmas.
The family of Darin Vinall is offering $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for his death 11 years ago.
With COVID-19 cases surging, testing sites like the one at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton continue to reach capacity each day, with tests running out by midmorning.
Nine people have been charged by the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office in connection with the May 31 rampage in downtown Walnut Creek in which 39 businesses were victims of looting and related property damages, police said Tuesday.
A coalition of education advocates and families sued the State of California Monday over its failure to "meet its Constitutional obligation to ensure basic educational equality," according to the attorneys who filed the lawsuit.
Police on Wednesday confirmed the arrest last week of a Berkeley man suspected of possessing an array of drugs for sale, including 7 grams of cocaine found hidden in his underwear after booking him into jail, officials said.
A man suffered serious injuries Wednesday morning in a fall from a two-story scaffold at the Freedom High School campus in Oakley, police and East Contra Costa Fire Protection District officers said.
Some COVID testing sites in the East Bay are noticing more demand and increasing the number of tests given per day amid the current coronavirus case surge, officials said.
Oakland City Council members on Tuesday will consider legislation banning natural gas in all new buildings, the mayor's office said.
