Ismael Alvarez, 34, and Francesca Lopez, 44, are accused of killing Felipe Lopez in January in his Concord home.
A blaze that burned behind several homes and forced the evacuation of a school was the second fire in as many days in Pittsburg.
Police say the goal of the Community Electronic Eye program is to help solve crimes.
The Leland Fire burned some 7 acres south of state Highway 4, according to the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District.
A man was killed early Sunday morning when his motorcycle collided with a vehicle on Ygnacio Valley.
Two Concord residents and a Hercules resident were arrested following an investigation by the ATF, DEA, USPS, Concord PD and Antioch PD.
A juvenile was arrested in connection with the shooting death of a man Saturday morning at the corner of Meadow Lane and Johnson Drive.
Investigators saw footage of the suspect lighting a piece of cardboard on fire, then throwing it into a dumpster, Con Fire said.
The 50-year-old Concord resident was previously charged with possession of child pornography.
It was the Concord Police Department's first drone deployment.
Witnesses helped identify the suspects in both incidents.
One person was in custody in connection with the fires, authorities said.
It took over three hours and a 50-person rescue effort to free the man who was stuck in a storm water drainage pipe in Antioch.
The mayor of a small Bay Area town said he was pulled over by the California Highway Patrol on Saturday morning.
The crash occurred at about 3:40 a.m. Sunday and caused the freeway to be shut down for four hours.
A Contra Costa County jury convicted Mitchell Bacom, 67, of first-degree murder in the cold case death of 14-year-old Suzanne Bombardier.
Witnesses reported seeing a tractor remove a standalone ATM from in front of the bank, police said.
A GoFundMe campaign to help send the boy's body to his family in Central America has garnered more than $22,000 in donations.
A woman is seeking legal action after she was brutally attacked by a police dog after admittedly shoplifting from an Ulta.
Gunshots were reported shortly before 11 p.m. Sunday at Dave & Buster's on Diamond Boulevard, police said.
A man who passed a note to a teller demanding money fled the Chase Bank in downtown Concord with no money Saturday.
Police said the suspect waved a gun at the truck driver and yelled obscenities.
5 crime and fire stories from the East Bay this week including surveillance photos of an accused thief.
A Concord resident interrupted several people attempting to steal a catalytic converter, and a chase ensued.
The 38-year-old admitted to a crime spree that involved dressing as a U.S. Postal worker to steal mail in order to steal identities.
Witnesses provided a description of the car and officers circulated the area in search of it, police said.
The Concord man was shot on New Years Eve. Police announced his death on Thursday.
Police chased the suspect on State Route 4.
The suspect in the fatal altercation remains at large.
The last dozen or so residents of an encampment on BART property were evicted after the city gave notice 10 days ago.
A 64-year-old man was rushed to a hospital after being struck by a vehicle Friday night.
The merchandise was recovered and the pair was arrested, Concord police said.
A person trying to help a robbery victim at a mall in Concord was injured on Friday.
Police have also released a description of the clothing she was wearing when she vanished.
Police are searching for a driver who allegedly injured two California Highway Patrol officers during a chase early Sunday in Bay Point.
Going out of town? Let the Concord Police Department keep an eye on your house while you're away.
A man suffered major injuries after a hit and run collision in Concord early Saturday morning in what police described as a hit and run.
Ross Farca used the online gaming screen name "Adolf Hitler" and threatened a mass synagogue shooting. He also threatened to shoot the cops.
The eastbound lanes of State Route 4 in Concord were blocked for nearly an hour by a traffic collision that caused major injuries.
Officers will be out in full force on local highways and freeways amid one of the year's heaviest traffic times.