#california-highway-patrol

#california-highway-patrol

The CHP arrested a man accused of two freeway shootings in the East Bay that occurred within hours of each other on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

Early Thursday at approximately 12:25 a.m., gunfire erupted on northbound Interstate 680 near the Stone Valley Road exit, injuring one person.

Last year's Cybertruck crash in Piedmont saw the vehicle reaching speeds between 77 and 84 mph before crashing into a tree, resulting in three deaths.

A driver reported what appeared to be a baby tiger on Highway 166, but officers found a dead hawk instead, highlighting a curious case of mistaken identity.

The high-speed chase lasted for 40 minutes and ended without injuries, marking a contrast to a recent deadly pursuit that claimed an innocent life.

Authorities have issued an Amber Alert for Amira Coleman, a 2-year-old girl who was last seen in Oakland. The suspects are considered armed and dangerous.

A charter bus carrying 32 children and five adults was heading southbound on Highway 17 when smoke was detected, prompting the driver to pull over and evacuate everyone.

A 25-year-old pregnant woman tragically died after a San Jose collision, which ejected her from her car; her two young children escaped injury.

Authorities reported that the man in his 50s died after his car veered off Highway 101 and overturned, marking a tragic solo-vehicle crash.

All lanes of eastbound Highway 24 in Oakland were closed for nearly two hours due to a reported shooting, resulting in extensive traffic disruptions.