US Marshals Service arrest man in connection to BART station attack

BART Police Department on Tuesday announced a suspect in connection to an attack at the transit system's Richmond station in January has been arrested by U.S. Marshals Service. 

Oakley woman sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to statutory rape, lewd acts with minors

An Oakley woman was sentenced to nearly eight years in prison last week after she pled guilty to lewd acts and statutory rape of minors in 2022, Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office says.

13 people arrested in local anti-human trafficking operations

Numerous East Bay law enforcement agencies, working in collaboration with the Contra Costa Human Trafficking Task Force, arrested 13 people during a week-long statewide effort to recover survivors of human trafficking and apprehend their exploiters.   

Communities brace for more rain in the Bay Area

Rain has returned to the Bay Area after a short 16-day dry spell. Stronger storms and gusty winds are expected this weekend. 

San Pablo animal rescue at risk of closing over rent dispute with Caltrans

Jelly’s Place on San Pablo Dam Road was told by Caltrans that the animal rescue would need to bid at auction to keep renting its property or sign a long-term lease up to 20 years.

Police arrest burglary suspects after chase across highway 4, BART tracks

Two men led Antioch police on a wild chase Wednesday involving an alleged burglary, a smashed-up police vehicle, a helicopter, and the suspects running across BART tracks in the middle of state Highway 4.   

Video: Thieves take thousands from Danville home, ring doorbell at end to say 'we got you'

A group of thieves put on quite the show during a brazen home burglary in Danville. The victim said they stole cash, jewelry, sunglasses, and bags worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Multiple drivers suffer 'blown-out tires' in Hercules: CHP

Several drivers in Hercules were likely not too happy on Wednesday morning when their cars got flat tires.

Person dies on Highway 4 in Martinez

The California Highway Patrol shut down the westbound lanes of Highway 4 in Martinez early Wednesday because of a fatal traffic collision.

Drivers ignore Crow Canyon Road closure; hundreds of tickets issued

300 drivers have received tickets in three weeks, and another 1,000 have been given warnings for driving around road closure signs and barricades or speeding along a rural stretch of Crow Canyon Road between Castro Valley and San Ramon.

Utah trucker arrested on suspicion of Concord cold-case murder

A 55-year-old truck driver has been arrested in Salt Lake City for allegedly murdering a woman in Concord in 1994.

Lafayette middle school principal on leave as district investigates her handling of sexual abuse allegations

Stanley Middle School Principal Nikki Chaplan has been placed on leave by the Lafayette school district while officials investigate her role in sex abuse accusations against a former San Ramon Valley Unified School District teacher.

Stolen French bulldog returned to Richmond owner

A French bulldog that was stolen from its owners arms is safely back at home in Richmond. 

Oakley woman Alexis Gabe remembered at tearful celebration of life

It has been a devastating year filled with searches, questions, and finally closure for the Gabe family of Oakley. They held a Celebration of Life for Alexis Gabe, who was last seen on Jan. 26, 2022. 

Atria Walnut Creek worker charged in death of assisted living facility resident

A worker from an assisted living facility in Walnut Creek has been charged for allegedly killing a 94-year-old man with dementia after he ingested a cleaning solution last August. 

1 Antioch police officer resigns in wake of FBI investigation

One of the police officers involved in an FBI investigation in Antioch has now resigned.He is one of eight officers who are part of a federal investigation over allegations of misconduct.

Lafayette creek threatens home as backyard washes away

A family’s backyard is slowly crumbling away into a creek and they are tied up in a lawsuit with Contra Costa County over who should maintain the deterioration.