Pittsburg police arrest woman in weekend fatal hit-and-run
Pittsburg police on Saturday arrested a driver after she allegedly hit and killed a man then fled the scene.
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Pittsburg police on Saturday arrested a driver after she allegedly hit and killed a man then fled the scene.
A former Pittsburg officer who allegedly shot his wife then allegedly fired on police during a 36-hour standoff at his Pleasant Hill home pleaded not guilty at a hearing Thursday.
One person was killed and two were injured Saturday in a head-on collision in eastern Contra Costa County, the California Highway Patrol said.
Two officers with the San Ramon Police Department were taken to an area hospital Wednesday after being exposed to narcotics thought to be fentanyl during the arrest of two suspects in the parking lot of a Safeway store.
Health officials in Contra Costa County on Tuesday made an unannounced visit to a Martinez refinery that has been under scrutiny following multiple flaring incidents and hazardous materials releases.
At least five women have filed employment lawsuits against the Concord Police Department and Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office in recent months alleging discrimination, retaliation and widespread misconduct in the workplace.
Contra Costa County health officials and Martinez residents said they're fed up with yet another flaring on Friday at the Martinez Refining Company.
Reed Cowan talks with Willie Mendoza at the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano in Fairfield. (12-8-23)
The driver of the car who was killed Tuesday morning after crashing into a stalled truck on northbound Interstate 680 in Martinez has been identified by the Contra Costa County Coroner's Office.
KPIX reporter Reed Cowan talks to members of the San Ramon Valley Islamic Center as they partner with the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano to end hunger. (12/6/23)
A deadly collision involving multiple vehicles on northbound I-680 past Highway 4 in Martinez shut down lanes for hours Tuesday morning as authorities investigated the incident.
Lezla Gooden talks to Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano worker Willie Mendoza about the importance of volunteers and donations for charity's operation (12-5-2023)
After 23 years representing East County on the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors, District 5 supervisor Federal Glover on Monday announced his retirement from the board.
Contra Costa County Sheriff-Coroner David Livingston will hold an inquest Friday into the death of a Pittsburg woman who was killed in Antioch when she crashed on an on-ramp to state Highway 4 while fleeing from CHP officers in February.
Food banks and pantries across the Bay Area are bracing for what could be one of the worst winters yet due to inflation and the end of pandemic-era benefits.
A federal program is giving a second shot at life to shelter dogs while ensuring the protection of California farmlands.
Looking to offer an outdoor alternative to crowded shopping malls and stores this Black Friday, the East Bay Regional Park District has announced free entry to all parks on the day after Thanksgiving.
The agencies with various environmental and legal complaints against Martinez Refining Company are teaming up to seek a common penalty against the refinery for issues going back to last year's Thanksgiving weekend release.
A rash of robberies in downtown Walnut Creek has some business owners worried as the holiday shopping season is quickly approaching
Pittsburg police are asking the city council to allocate funds for additional surveillance cameras.
Bay Area members of Congress on Thursday called on United States Steel (USS) to continue operating the USS-Posco Industries (UPI) steel mill in Pittsburg.
Police have named a suspect in a deadly shooting at a Pittsburg home Tuesday night.
A search is underway for a suspect who shot and killed 42-year-old man inside a home in Pittsburg Tuesday night.
Lezla Gooden reports on low-income residents in the East Bay having their state benefits stolen from their accounts (11-6-2023)
Since July 2021, California has paid out more than $86 million in reimbursements for state benefits stolen from low-income residents receiving EBT cards.
