1 dead, 6 wounded in deadly mass shooting at Antioch birthday party
Police in Antioch are investigating a deadly mass shooting at a birthday party early Sunday morning that left a young woman dead and six other people injured, authorities said.
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Police in Antioch are investigating a deadly mass shooting at a birthday party early Sunday morning that left a young woman dead and six other people injured, authorities said.
A shooting in the early hours Sunday morning at a birthday party in Antioch left one woman dead and multiple victims injured. John Ramos reports. (6-11-23)
The two men accused of burning a woman's body in Antioch last year will not stand trial after the Contra Costa County District Attorney's determined the case was tainted too much by officers involved in the Antioch Police Department's racist texting scandal. Andrea Nakano reports.
The two men accused of burning a woman's body in Antioch last year will not stand trial after the Contra Costa County District Attorney's determined the case was tainted too much by officers involved in the Antioch Police Department's racist texting scandal.
A shooting in Antioch Thursday night left a woman dead and a man injured in what appeared to be a domestic incident, according to police.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a $5.515 billion budget for fiscal year 2023-24, including more money for the district attorney's and public defender's offices to handle cases related to the Antioch police scandal.
People in Antioch hit the streets Friday demanding change following the recent scandal surrounding the police department. (5-19-23)
Three people were killed Monday night in Antioch when their vehicle struck a tree.
ConFire crews quickly extinguished six cars that were set ablaze in the Antioch eBART parking lot Thursday afternoon.
ConFire crews extinguished six cars that burned in the Antioch eBART parking lot on Thursday afternoon.
Antioch officials welcomed the city's first mental health crisis response team and its mobile crisis response van Monday morning.
A Hispanic couple is suing Antioch police, saying officers used excessive force and violated their civil rights while arresting them in 2022.
A local activist and radio reporter has sued the Antioch Police Department for allegedly using excessive force against him while he tried stopping officers for doing the same to someone else during a 2021 protest.
In an exclusive CBS News Bay Area interview, Antioch Police Chief Steven Ford opened up about the racist text messages scandal that's thrown his department into crisis. Katie Nielsen reports.
A cluster of four small earthquakes rattled an area south of Antioch Sunday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Congressmen Mark DeSaulnier and John Garamendi are asking that the U.S. Department of Justice investigate the Antioch police department. Rep. DeSaulnier spoke with KPIX on Friday. (4-21-23)
Civil rights attorney John Burris on Thursday announced a federal lawsuit against the city of Antioch and members of the police department, the latest turn in the racist texting scandal embroiling the department.
Civil rights attorney John Burris on Thursday announced a federal lawsuit against the city of Antioch and members of the police department. Anne Makovec reports. (4-20-23)
Civil rights attorney John Burris on Thursday announced a federal lawsuit against the city of Antioch and members of the police department, the latest turn in the racist texting scandal embroiling the department.
The scandal involving racist text messages sent by members of the Antioch Police Department was widening Tuesday, with word that nearly half of the city's police officers are now suspended for their alleged roles.
Antioch Police Chief Steven Ford on Thursday condemned racist and homophobic texts circulated among reportedly dozens of Antioch police officers that became public earlier this month as part of investigations by the FBI and Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office.
Mayor Lamar Thorpe on Wednesday doubled down on his words and actions from the previous evening at a city council meeting that addressed the scandal surrounding racist text messages from Antioch police officers.
Outrage continues to grow among Antioch residents over a racist text message scandal that has dozens of police officers under the microscope.
Team coverage of repercussions surrounding investigation into racist text messages between Antioch police officers (4-12-2023)
Ryan Yamamoto talks to former Superior Court Judge LaDoris Cordell about what's next in the Antioch police racist texts scandal (4-12-2023)
