Alameda
Report of smoke coming from San Leandro home leads to dope operation arrests
You’ve heard the adage “Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.” It’s a nice bit of common sense, but it’s not always literally true. On the night of Friday, October 10, San
Two charged with attempted robbery in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park
San Francisco is a popular city for tourists. Unfortunately, not all people in the Bay Area make good hosts. Take the recent case of an Egyptian tourist robbed at gunpoint
Theft Leads to Attempted Murder at San Leandro Walmart
Two San Leandro shoplifting suspects took Walmart’s slogan “Save Money, Live Better” too far late Sunday night–and it nearly ended in murder. According to San Leandro Police, at around 11:40
Cops Stop Chop Shop
On Tuesday morning, police shut down an illegal chop shop in Oakland and arrested two men on charges of auto theft, running an illegal chop shop and probation violation, according
Suspects Identified in Setting of Alameda Fires
This morning, Alameda Police released the names and photos of the two men suspected of deliberately setting eight separate fires around the city of Alameda Sunday morning that damaged or
San Leandro Man Charged with Attempted Murder of Friend
You know how to it goes. You’re visiting a friend, shooting the breeze, enjoying a few laughs. Before long, you have a disagreement over something. The discussion becomes heated. Next
Illegal U-Turn Leads to Arrest of Hayward Man on Drug Possession
If you’re going to carry drugs, obey the traffic rules. This week the Fremont Police Department is reporting a routine traffic violation stop that led to a search of the
Golf Instructor Pleads Guilty to Molesting Teenagers, Soliciting Their Murder
They don’t come much worse than Andrew Michael Nisbet. On Thursday, Nisbet, 32, finally came clean in a deal with Alameda County prosecutors, pleading guilty to three counts of child
San Leandro Burglary Suspect Caught in the Act Friday Morning
SAN LEANDRO–Raymond Iribarren might want to consider some new role models. On his Facebook page, under “Inspirational People,” the 18-year-old Pittsburg resident has only one listed: the Cookie Monster from
Costco employees report fraudulent credit card transactions totaling more than $60,000
30-year-old Geino Earl Gosey Jr., A.K.A. Tran Viet Quoc, faces 16 charges under PC 530.5(a), Felony possession of identity through the use of a credit card, and grand theft under
