Contingency plans ready around Bay Area as SNAP payments set to pause Saturday
Officials in the three main population centers in the Bay Area on Friday said their SNAP payment pause contingency plans are ready if the federal government defies a court order and does not process benefits starting Saturday.
Critics blast decision on eve of East Bay police radios going silent to public
By early Wednesday morning, Oakland police radios - as well as most law enforcement agencies in Alameda and Contra Costa counties - will go silent.
Temperatures soar into triple digits in parts of East Bay
Much of the East Bay saw triple-digit weather Thursday. In Concord, the high temperature was 101 degrees, a first in this cooler-than-normal summer.
'Elevated to near-critical' fire threat for parts of East Bay
With the National Weather Service warning of an "elevated to near critical" fire weather threat through Saturday, residents in the East Bay are on high alert.
Man facing murder charges after elderly Pinole woman dies following assault
A Richmond man is facing murder and elder/dependent adult abuse charges after police said an elderly woman in Pinole was attacked and died from her injuries.
FBI looking for woman accused of assaulting officers during Concord immigration protest
The FBI is offering up to a $25,000 reward for information leading to the identification and arrest of the woman and return of the officer's badge.
Multiple injured after tree falls during Diablo Valley College graduation
A tree fell near the stadium at Diablo Valley College shortly at the end of the graduation ceremony Friday evening, causing multiple injuries.
Exotic bird stolen from pet shop recovered in Hayward
After eight long months, the second bird stolen from a Concord pet shop has been safely recovered.
Details about BART's Tuesday fire emerge at board meeting
The BART Board of Directors met on Thursday to get some surprising details on Tuesday's fire at San Leandro station. The fire shut down almost a third of the system. More permanent repairs are underway, but questions remain.
Suspect arrested in ATM theft at Brentwood Bank of America
The robbery happened Thursday morning, according to police.
Driver killed, teen hospitalized in Concord crash: CHP
The California Highway Patrol is investigating a crash in Concord Tuesday afternoon that left one driver dead, another driver injured, and a teenage passenger seriously hurt.
BART's Green Line still out of service
BART restored service to all of its 50 stations on Wednesday morning, but the Green Line is still out of service. Long-term repairs will go into the weekend.
San Pablo police turn to public to help locate man wanted for homicide
Police are asking the public for help in locating homicide suspect Juan Vargas, a 25-year-old from San Pablo.
Fights, feces, needles plague Berkeley homeless encampment; neighbors concerned
Residents in a Berkeley neighborhood are concerned with a growing homeless encampment at Ohlone Park and the problems associated with it.
East Bay Park officials urge caution on trails as rattlesnake season returns
With spring temperatures on the rise, rattlesnakes are reemerging across the East Bay, prompting the East Bay Regional Park District to issue a warning to park visitors ahead of the weekend.
3 injured with severe burns after Antioch fire pit explosion
Three people were hospitalized with severe burns after an explosion in an outdoor fire pit on Thursday night in Antioch, fire officials said.
Concord police officers deliver food order after driver is arrested
One East Bay customer was still able to receive their food order despite their delivery driver being arrested.
2 arrested, charged with murder of Bay Point man
A man and a woman have been arrested and charged with multiple crimes, including the murder of a Bay Point man killed earlier this month in Vacaville.
Lanes reopen after vehicle fire in Caldecott Tunnel stops traffic on Highway 24
A vehicle fire halted traffic in the Caldecott Tunnel late Wednesday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
East Bay Regional Park District asks for public's help with planning documents
The East Bay Regional Park District is asking the public's help in developing its next District Plan. The organization today published a survey, the responses of which will be used to guide its future.



















