Piedmont, CA|News|
Ex-Con Charged with Murdering Oakland Man in July
Patrick Dempsey was arrested last Friday evening in the 1400 block of 33rd Street.
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Livermore, CA|News|
Two East Bay Lakes Closed to Swimmers Due to Toxic Algae Blooms
Exposure to the algae can also be fatal for dogs. (Breaking.)
San Francisco, CA|News|
Mission District Shooting Victim Dies of Injuries
San Francisco resident Fidel Amezcua, 29, was shot by a male suspect in his late 20s on June 26.
Piedmont, CA|News|
18-Year-Old Oakland Man Charged with Raping 13-Year-Old Captive Girl
Police officials said Ahmad Daniels allegedly kept the 13-year-old girl as a prisoner for a month. (Breaking.)
Castro Valley, CA|News|
BREAKING: Bicyclist Killed in Hayward Hit-And-Run Crash
California Highway Patrol officials said the man had been lying there for a while because he was cold to the touch. (Breaking.)
Fremont, CA|News|
Quarry Lakes in Fremont Closed to Swimmers Due to Toxic Algae Blooms
Exposure to the algae can also be fatal for dogs. (Breaking.)
San Leandro, CA|News|
Lake Temescal in Oakland Closed to Swimmers Due to Toxic Algae Blooms
Exposure to the algae can also be fatal for dogs.
San Ramon, CA|News|
Contra Costa County Workers Striking for Higher Pay, Better Working Conditions
The department's workers have been operating without a contract since June, when it expired.
Livermore, CA|News|
Former Livermore Officer Pleads Not Guilty in Sex Exploitation Case
Daniel Black pleaded not guilty Tuesday to five misdemeanor counts. (Breaking.)
Berkeley, CA|News|
Water Back On But Traffic Still Limited on University Avenue After Water Main Break
There is no estimated time for when all the lanes on University Avenue and Grant Street will re-open to traffic.
San Ramon, CA|News|
Contra Costa County Crime Lab Receives Grant to Buy 24 New Breathalyzers
About 4,000 law enforcement personnel will be trained to use the new breathalyzers.
Dublin, CA|News|
Alameda County Launches Pilot Program Granting Student Transit Passes
The transportation commission launched five different types of pilot programs at 11 schools throughout the county.
Livermore, CA|News|
Former Deputy Pleads Not Guilty in Sexual Exploitation Case That Led to Livermore Police Officer's Resignation
The victim, a teen who worked as a prostitute, is now seeking more than $100 million in damages.
Livermore, CA|News|
Livermore Mom Whose Son Died in DUI Crash Says New Mandatory Ignition Interlock Device Bill 'Will Save Lives'
Breaking: DUI offenders in California will soon face a major obstacle if they try to drive drunk again.
Danville, CA|News|
BREAKING: Two Suspects Escape After Carjacking, Chase Near Danville
Contra Costa sheriff's officials said the suspects entered the victim's garage as he arrived home. Breaking.
Dublin, CA|News|
Suspect Who Pleaded No Contest to 2015 Dublin Home Invasion, Pleads Guilty in Vallejo Kidnapping
Dublin Police investigators tracked Matthew Muller, 38, to a South Lake Tahoe cabin where he was arrested on June 15. Breaking.
Danville, CA|News|
Felony Warrant, Sex Registrant Sweep Yields 25 Arrests in Contra Costa County
The sweep yielded arrests for fugitive warrants and weapons offenses, according to police officials.
Dublin, CA|News|
First Rain of Season Will Make Roads Slick, NWS Officials Say
"Sometimes those roads can be as slick as ice," one National Weather Service forecaster said. Rain is headed to the Bay Area.
Dublin, CA|News|
Kidnapping Suspect Who Pleaded No Contest to 2015 Dublin Home Invasion, Will Enter Guilty Plea
Dublin Police investigators tracked Matthew Muller, 38, to a South Lake Tahoe cabin where he was arrested on June 15. Breaking.
Danville, CA|News|
Contra Costa County Workers Plan Three-Day Strike Over Contract Issues
Contra Costa County social and eligibility workers say they have been operating without a contract since June when it expired.