3 plea deals in 2005 killing of sleeping Antioch teen

Murder charges were dropped against George Marcus Siever, 36, and Brian Lee Gray Sr., 35, after they accepted manslaughter convictions.

Antioch shooting claims the life of 16-year-old boy

Police are searching for suspects after a 16-year-old boy was fatally shot Saturday night at an Antioch home.

Woman accidentally shot, pulls vehicle into Antioch H.S. parking lot

Antioch police arrested two suspects for possession of firearms charges after a woman they were traveling in a vehicle with was accidentally shot Monday afternoon, officials say.

Antioch police shoot man having mental health crisis

Officers with the Antioch police department shot and wounded a 45-year-old man suffering from a mental health crisis early Friday morning.

Authorities detail deadly gang war that spanned from Oakland to Antioch

The head of the Antioch Police Department announced several arrests on Thursday that spawned from an investigation into the death of a man in the city last summer.

Antioch mayor offers amends to Bay Area's Chinese-American community

Mayor Lamar Thorpe wants to designate a Chinatown Historic District and create a downtown community mural project that commemorates Antioch’s historic Chinese community.

Suspect seen of video hurling rocks into Antioch church

Police are investigating a vandalism incident after a man was seen on video hurling rocks into Cornerstone Christian Center in Antioch around 4 a.m. Monday.

Pursuit of stolen vehicle ends with crash in Antioch; 1 arrested, 1 at large

One suspect in a police pursuit was arrested Saturday night, but a second suspect remains at large after shooting a family dog and breaking into an occupied home.

Antioch city council moves ahead with police reforms, approves new housing project

The Antioch City Council pushed along more police reforms Tuesday night as the council's new progressive majority struggled to cope with local violence while composing its new approach to law enforcement.

Antioch will no longer accept surplus military equipment

The council says it wanted to reduce the militarization of police as part of the Antioch's campaign for law enforcement reform.

Antioch food truck owners stop working to care for toddler with leukemia

The owners of Tacuache’s food truck estimate they'll be out of work for at least six months. They aren’t taking any chances as their son undergoes intensive chemotherapy.

Calls for police reform at Angelo Quinto vigil in Antioch

Supporters came to Antioch from all over the Bay Area to mark what would have been Angelo Quinto's 31st birthday.

Antioch City Council approves plan to purchase police body cameras

The Antioch City Council on Tuesday night unanimously approved a $1.4 million contract to purchase bodycams and in-car cameras for the city's Police Department.

Antioch police chief says no chokehold used in Quinto case

Antioch Police Chief Tammany Brooks on Tuesday said no chokehold was used in the high-profile case of Angelo Quinto, a 30-year-old Antioch man, who died in police custody back in December.

Man who died in Antioch police custody identified

Officers said they tried de-escalation techniques without success. Police said that Calel tried to get into a car that was stopped at a red light and yelled at the driver to let him inside.