Police departments around the East Bay made multiple arrests for crimes including for lewd acts, shootings, and ramming a police car.
Anthony Johnathan Buscemi is charged with gross vehicular manslaughter.
Police are investigating the woman's death as vehicular homicide.
Can you ID thieves caught on video? A police officer is charged with voluntary manslaughter; trio killed in crash ID'd; car-to-car shooting.
The three are believed to be suspects in other East Bay crimes, according to police.
Arrest in case of elderly man pushed to pavement, 13 school bomb threats, kiddie-cars swiped & other police and fire stories from the area.
A heroic CHP officer braves flames to save a driver; an East Bay police chief tracked and helped nab a suspect; an attempted bank robbery.
After a car slammed into a tree along Highway 24, the damaged door wouldn't open.
Firefighters deal with "explosives" at garage/workshop fire; a 2-year-old baby is the victim of a lewd act; an arrest in a 32-year-old case.
A 10-year-old boy was killed Tuesday afternoon after he was hit by a car on Merriewood Drive.
Former Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder Joe Canciamilla pleaded not guilty Monday morning to 34 felony counts of grand theft and perjury.
The Hog Fire is near Mount Lassen and has forced mandatory evacuations.
A store clerk shoots an alleged thief and is arrested for homicide; police need help to identify suspects; an accused firebug is jailed.
The controlled burn is planned to last until around noon.
Prosecutors accuse Francis Robert Fritzky of withdrawing more than $250,000 from the Moraga Community Foundation for his own use.
The fire was on Quail Ridge Road.
The fire happened early Monday.
Remembering a slain courthouse guard; police officer shot; accused mail thieves arrested; and a $10,000 reward offered for information.
In an effort to avoid the destruction seen in neighboring communities, nighttime curfews have been imposed.
A family was displaced by a house fire; a deadly freeway crash; plus good news from local police and fire departments.
A 90-year-old woman was killed in her bedroom; car plunges off cliff; and 3 people were punched at a grocery store in unprovoked attacks.
The emails threaten to release a compromising video unless you pay thousands in bitcoins.
One person was injured in a house fire; a sheriff's deputy is arrested after a drunken brawl; and a person was hit by a BART train.
Three fire districts are combining forces to burn-off the area.
A retired FBI agent was arrested near his Lafayette home for taking bribes and funneling information to an Armenian mob, prosecutors claim.
The latest updates on the spread of the coronavirus through Contra Costa County as of Friday, April 24.
Crews managed to contain a two-alarm structure fire in Orinda early Sunday, even after a car caught fire and crashed into a fire engine.
The crashes happened in the same spot, four hours apart, on Highway 24.
A Mormon missionary arrested in child porn probe; a man's body found in Alameda; 3-alarm fire at sugar factory; and deadly crashes.
You can expect to see smoke coming from Wildcat Canyon.
A child in a crosswalk was killed by a hit-and-run driver; a woman and baby were taken to a hospital following a shooting.
Night operations are considered too dangerous for the helicopter model Cal Fire currently uses.
Brendan Gray is charged with bank robberies in Walnut Creek, Lafayette, and Orinda.
They will be deployed at the district's 26 fire stations, including in Lafayette.
The 4 suspects from Oakland were stopped by Lafayette police. The getaway car was stolen, police report.
An Orinda man wanted for questioning in a sexual assault case and surrendered after a prolonged standoff in Walnut Creek.
A police chase ended in an officer-involved shooting in another city; a felon is charged with four bank robberies, and a car is shot.
Moraga Police say they will seek charges against 22-year-old Angelina Jaimes of Concord.
Amazon Prime customers targeted by email phishing scam; grab-and-go thieves steal $300,000 from mall; 2 bank robberies; cold case homicide.
Police warn that if local communities are seen as easy targets for criminals, it will draw even more crime here.