Police allege the Antioch pair targeted six NorCal banks, including a successful robbery in Fremont.
Police say two suspects stole $5,000 worth of purses in an organized retail theft at a Fremont store.
8 truckloads of stolen merchandise recovered; 2 fires extinguished; 4-year-old shot; I-580 closed in both directions; police officer injured
The Fremont Fire Department responded and found that an automatic sprinkler system had doused the flames.
The shooting happened around 9:45 a.m. Tuesday at Stevenson Boulevard and Albrae Street, just off Interstate Highway 880.
The man, a Milpitas resident, admitted to underreporting his income by nearly $4.5 million.
A felon with a long criminal record is arrested; retail theft suspect arrested; license plate reader results in stolen car recovery.
Fremont Police credit a tip from the public for the man's arrest.
The Fremont Police Department, with the help of a boat from Menlo Park, recovered the weapons spotted by a passerby.
Prior convictions include violent crimes, according to the Fremont Police Dept.
Home invasion robbery arrests; motorcyclist killed in crash; first responder drones sent ahead of police officers, firefighters.
The fire started in the electronics recycling storage area at the Fremont Recycling & Transfer Station.
The Drone as First Responder Program will dispatch drones to emergencies, arriving ahead of police and firefighters.
A lonely Valentine's Day could make some people more susceptible to unexpected romantic overtures.
Man with 13 convictions arrested; witnesses tackle alleged rapist, hold him for police; $810,000 bail for accused retail theft suspect.
The man was caught on video looking into the bedroom of a single family home in a nice Fremont neighborhood. He has 13 previous convictions.
Police report that the victim did not know her attacker, a Fremont resident.
The suspects range in age from 13 to 15, including the getaway driver, are accused of robbing a USPS Postal Worker.
Fremont police allege the man had methamphetamine and a large amount of stolen copper wire in his vehicle when he was pulled over.
The sheriff's office continues to receive reports that people have been contacted by these scammers.
The men, both Fremont residents, were booked into Santa Rita Jail.
If you have plans to watch the big game with family or friends, make sure a sober ride home is included in your game plan.
A resident was rescued from a house fire; police announce arrests in multiple violent crimes; a body was pulled from the water..
The suspects are accused of crimes in Fremont, Union City, Milpitas, San Jose and San Bruno.
A replica gun with an extended magazine was located, according to the Fremont Police Department.
Police released a list of crimes submitted to the Alameda County District Attorney's Office for charging.
Carjacked vehicle had toddler inside; elderly pedestrian dies; dog dies in fire; credit union robbed; car crashes off the Dumbarton Bridge.
A drug lab explodes in a nice neighborhood; a house fire displaces a family; an East Bay student away at college is horribly injured.
The explosion happened Tuesday morning at a housing complex. Hazardous materials from the suspected drug lab are being cleaned up.
The Fremont Fire Department is dealing with a Hazardous Materials response.
Masked gunmen steal 2 vehicles; Accused cop killers arrested; Man shot to death; Commercial fire doused; Congressman death threats.
An East Bay Hindu temple was vandalized; an armed mail thief was arrested; DUI checkpoint arrests; injured bystanders were good Samaritans.
The 80-year-old man does not speak English and could not remember his address.
3 killed in horrific freeway crash; scam alert from the sheriff's office; multi-million-dollar settlement reached in police restraint death.
A Fremont woman and an Oakland man have been arrested in the case.
Police also report that the number of vehicle crashes decreased from the previous week.
Video of deadly officer-involved-shooting released; dogged investigation by East Bay Park Police solves auto burglaries; DUI checkpoint.
More than 1,100 people died nationwide in alcohol-impaired-driving crashes in December 2021.
The recall comes after a two-year investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into a series of crashes.
When she took office in January, Alameda District Attorney Pamela Price announced a review of previously cleared police shootings.