Man shot to death Tuesday afternoon in Antioch
A man was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon in Antioch.
These Bay Area cities were named among the safest and wealthiest for retirees
Bay Area cities are named in a new list of the safest and wealthiest retirement locations in America.
49ers linebacker Fred Warner lends star power to Walnut Creek food drive
Fred Warner lent his star power to a food drive held in Walnut Creek on Monday evening. Niner fans waited in line for hours to meet the star football player.
Antioch police target crime hot spots
The Antioch Police Department is touting what it calls a successful weekend of targeted patrols across the city.
Brentwood pays woman $1M after police K-9 rips off her scalp: attorney
The city of Brentwood paid a woman $1 million after a police K-9 bit her, ripping off her scalp as she was hiding in some bushes after stealing makeup from Ulta Beauty.
Oil spill reported in Richmond Wharf
The U.S. Coast Guard and State officials are investigating an oil spill into the Richmond Wharf that occurred early Thursday.
Brentwood City Council approves ban on new car washes
The Brentwood City Council on Tuesday approved a ban on short-term rentals and the development of new car washes, but decided to table a conversation on banning new gas stations for a later date.
East Bay elementary school student accidentally brings father's gun to school: police
Oakley police said Wednesday a child accidentally brought his father's gun to school.
Undefeated East Bay youth football team heads to championship to honor 'Coach Bill'
The Clayton Valley Junior Eagles, a Pee-wee football team in Concord, is undefeated and on its way to the championship game this weekend. But it's a success that is bittersweet.
Concord Library explores self-service option
Everyone's familiar with self-checkout at the grocery store, self-service at gas stations and ATMs, and now, self-service is entering the picture at the Concord Library.
101-year-old Bay Area veteran is a TikTok star, giving a new generation perspective on history
At age 101, Martinez resident Jake Larson has lived many lives. The World War II veteran has become a viral TikTok sensation, telling his stories to a new generation.
23-year-old shot outside Antioch liquor store
Antioch police are looking for the person responsible for a shooting over the weekend.
Sideshows: 9 arrested in Richmond; 18-year-old killed in Salinas
Nine people were arrested for their alleged involvement in a sideshow in Richmond and four vehicles were also impounded. In Salinas, an 18-year-old was killed.
Richmond sideshow ends with impounded cars, arrests
A sideshow in Richmond with hundreds of participants and dozens of cars blocking the streets ended with the arrests of nine people and impoundment of four cars, police said Saturday.
Antioch Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe appears to be losing race to keep seat
To date, incumbent Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe had 7,903 votes and former City Manager Ron Bernal had nearly twice that: 16,765.
Live 2024 Election Results: Contra Costa County
Voters in Contra Costa County are casting ballots for the next mayor in Brentwood, city council seats in Walnut Creek and many others. Here are the latest election results.
Bay Area reacts to Donald Trump's presidential win
“I believe that Donald Trump will drive us forward for a better economy for all Americans," Republican Kadin True said. “That's what I'm excited about. Less money going to gas, going to taxes. What I care about is what's in my wallet."
PG&E notifies thousands of possible power shutoffs
PG&E is preparing for some possible planned power shutoffs, as early as tonight, in 6 Bay Area counties and 17 counties in its service territory. Though the shutoff will affect on 22,000 of PG&E's 5.5 million electric customers, many often tell me they are tired of it.
Power outage in Concord affected more than 4,000 PG&E customers
A power outage in Concord is affecting 4,221 Pacific Gas and Electric customers, according to the utility.
Pittsburg artist gives back after star-studded career
Before you even get in the doors at the senior art therapy class at the Pittsburg Community Center, you can hear the laughter and the applause, as art teacher Ronald Mcdowell praises and gushes over the work of his students.