Suspect Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed 88-Year-Old San Pablo Woman
Police in San Pablo quickly arrested a suspect in a fatal early Monday morning hit-and-run collision that left an 88-year-old woman dead.
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Police in San Pablo quickly arrested a suspect in a fatal early Monday morning hit-and-run collision that left an 88-year-old woman dead.
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley announced Monday afternoon that her office would reopen its investigation into the fatal 2009 BART Police shooting of Oscar Grant.
A young kitten spotted on the Bay Bridge was recently rescued and has a new home with the help of a California Highway Patrol officer.
An outbreak of deadly violence this year on the streets of Oakland claimed its 75th victim over the weekend, equaling the number of homicides for all of 2019 and intensifying a war of words between local officials and the Oakland Police Officers Association.
The Walnut Creek City Council on Tuesday will consider a cap on fees local restaurants pay online ordering and delivery service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michael Houghton, a British-born scientist who worked for years at Emeryville-based Chiron Corporation, joined Harvey J. Alter and Charles M. Rice in being awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine on Monday for their discovery of the hepatitis C virus, a major source of liver disease that affects millions worldwide.
Oakland leaders are proposing an "Encampment Management Policy" that would ban tents within 150 feet of schools, no more than 50 feet from homes, businesses, playgrounds, parks and other recreation areas. A councilman says enforcement of existing policies is what's needed first.
A group of Good Samaritans, who stopped their vehicles on the busy I-80 freeway during rush hour traffic near San Pablo and raced to help, valiantly pulled an injured passenger to safety Friday in a fiery freeway crash.
Sharieff Dahood Bey, who has a major figure with Oakland's Your Black Muslim Bakery, has been charged by federal prosecutors with bank fraud for allegedly trying to rip off the Paycheck Protection Program, set up to assist businesses struggling during the COVID pandemic, for more than $22 million.
Contra Costa County will spend $250 million to increase staffing and improve health care at its jails after a lawsuit alleged inmates with physical and mental problems were being neglected, including some who were potentially suicidal.
In this strange season, there were no rehab assignments or minor league at-bats for injured players like Chad Pinder to regain their timing before stepping right back into a major league batter's box.
Police were looking for a man who tried to rob two banks in San Ramon on Friday, and may have tried to rob other banks in the area.
Public playgrounds in Antioch have begun the process of reopening for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, city officials said Friday.
A racehorse died Thursday at Golden Gate Fields, bringing the total horse deaths at the track for the year to 22, according to the California Horse Racing Board and advocates for racehorses.
A young mountain lion cub is receiving treatment at the Oakland Zoo for severe burns suffered during the Zogg Fire burning in far Northern California, officials said.
