East Bay fire station reopens after closing down over a decade ago
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District announced the opening of Fire Station 74 in Pinole after its closure more than a decade ago.
East Bay high school Dougherty Valley basketball team reaching new heights
The high school basketball state championships are underway and the number-one ranked team in all of northern California hails from San Ramon.
Hayward teacher on leave after complaints of antisemitic conspiracy theories being taught
A teacher at Mt. Eden High School has been placed on administrative leave following two months of complaints that he taught antisemitic conspiracy theories to students.
Freeze warning issued for many parts of the Bay Area
Bay Area residents were being warned that freezing temperatures were returning this week with cold weather advisories being issued for many areas.
Marin will soon have only one camera shop: A sign of the times
A beloved camera shop in Mill Valley will close its doors Sunday afternoon in Mill Valley after an almost half-century run.
Student's 'racist' joke at East Bay school mocks Black History Month with cotton balls
A student brought cotton balls to Diablo View Middle School allegedly to mock the celebrations of Black History Month, school officials said.
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.
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.
Richmond couple robbed of French Bulldog by armed men
An East Bay couple was robbed of their French Bulldog Tuesday, according to police.
Rain is gone but frost is here: Freeze warning in effect throughout Bay Area
A freeze warning will be in effect from midnight Saturday to 9 a.m. in the Bay Area, according to official reports.
San Pablo, Newark police arrest 4 in 'sophisticated stolen car ring'
Police officers from San Pablo and Newark arrested four suspects and recovered 17 stolen cars and 12 guns.
Mudslide traps ACE train, passengers, disrupts service
ACE Transit train service from the Central Valley to the South Bay is expected to be restored Wednesday morning. This, after a mudslide, interrupted service and stranded hundreds of passengers and crew.
Student administered Narcan after suspected overdose at Lafayette High School
A suspected drug overdose occurred at an East Bay high school Friday with a student being administered Narcan, officials said.
Road closures in Orinda due to fallen trees on power lines, thousands still without power
Dos Encinas Road in Orinda is closed due to downed trees, officials said.
Police safely locate missing Brentwood teen
Brentwood police reported Monday that 17-year-old London Clay was found safe and thanked those spreading awareness of his disappearance.
Bay Area rains: Trouble everywhere
Torrential rains struck all over the Bay Area, creating all kinds of havoc, especially with traffic and trees, faster than first responders were comfortable with. We spent a long day on the roads, finding trouble almost everywhere. It was a tour of the Bay in disaster mode.
3.6 earthquake jolts the East Bay
An early morning earthquake jolted residents across the Bay Area on Saturday.
Oakland police investigate early morning homicide
Oakland police reported a homicide in the 5800 block of East 16th Street near Seminary Avenue that occurred around 5 a.m. Sunday, and are currently investigating.
Lafayette: Eastbound Hwy 24 snarled late Saturday afternoon due to overturned vehicle on freeway
Eastbound State Highway 24 in Orinda and Lafayette is at a crawl late Saturday afternoon due to an overturned vehicle on its side in the freeway lanes.
2 arrested after defrauding thousands from Bay Area's 'most vulnerable'
Two men have been charged with several financial felonies and misdemeanors after allegedly defrauding hundreds of Californians on public assistance, authorities said.