New details for arrests of Pete Arredondo, another former Uvalde school officer

The first criminal charges have been filed over the law enforcement response to the Robb Elementary School shooting, more than two years after the deadly event.

Juneteenth Lake Merritt shooting victim loses finger, suffers life-changing injuries

The sister of a man who was shot and critically injured during the Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt described what she said was an unprovoked attack on her brother.

San Francisco police announce full deployment for many weekend events

A million people are expected in the city this weekend. In addition to SF Pride, several other events are happening that are likely to keep first responders busy. In front of the Harvey Milk Plaza at Market Street and Castro, city leaders, including the chief of police, came out to discuss safety for this weekend’s events. 

Hayward police probe if shooting that left teen dead was gang-related

Officials said Hayward police investigators are working diligently to find the suspect who shot two teenagers, killing one of them.

American Canyon principal charged for not reporting suspected rape

Authorities announced Thursday that a principal at American Canyon High School is facing charges for allegedly failing to report a sexual relationship between a teacher and a student.

Sick of sideshows, Oakland residents demand speed bumps, other deterrents

Residents of Oakland Hillcrest Estates are demanding that the city install sideshow deterrence devices, like speed bumps, to curb reckless drivers from doing donuts in front of their homes and drawing huge crowds to their neighborhood. 

2 women accused of traveling to Florida, stealing $6,000 worth of merchandise

Two women were arrested in Port Charlotte for their alleged involvement in multiple organized shoplifting thefts throughout Florida, deputies said.

Car burglars target Oakland Hills neighborhood, residents left on high alert

Nearly a dozen cars were broken into within minutes overnight in a quiet residential neighborhood in the Oakland Hills. Residents woke up to a trail of damage.

Police searching for driver after wild 2 county chase

Police said they arrested a man accused of driving a stolen car in Costa Mesa Wednesday morning. But while officers were taking him into custody, a woman in the passenger's seat hopped behind the wheel and took off.

San Jose arson suspect linked to 9 fires, officials say

An alleged arsonist who was arrested in San Jose this week has been linked to as many as nine fires from BART's Berryessa Fire to a fire in Watson Park, officials say. 

Husband’s surveillance video leads to wife’s arrest for spiking Mountain Dew with Roundup

A Missouri woman, 47-year-old Michelle Peters, has been charged with first-degree domestic assault and armed criminal action for allegedly spiking her husband's Mountain Dew with chemicals.

Antioch bans watching or encouraging sideshows

City leaders in Antioch on Tuesday made it illegal to watch or encourage sideshow.

Drug counselor killed by Santa Rosa DUI driver

A family is mourning a 34-year-old woman who was killed by an alleged DUI driver in Santa Rosa.

Entire Bakersfield Chapter of Hells Angels arrested, 25 guns seized

Six suspected members of the Hells Angels Outlaw Motorcycle Gang were arrested Tuesday after search warrants were executed at eight locations across Bakersfield.

Antioch sideshow ordinance approved
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City leaders in Antioch made it illegal to watch or encourage sideshows.

East Bay nail salon suffers 'dine and dash' style theft

Two women spent two and a half hours at Valley Nails & Spa before they ran out the door without paying. They received $400 worth of beauty services. This is the second time the business has been hit in this fashion in a matter of months.

Oakland Juneteenth shooting remains unsolved

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price on Tuesday addressed the violence that erupted at a Juneteenth festival in Oakland, which ended with more than a dozen people being shot.