Police Activity In Oakland Closes Part Of Westbound I-580 At Broadway
The right lane and off-ramp of westbound Interstate Highway 580 at Broadway are closed because of police activity Monday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
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The right lane and off-ramp of westbound Interstate Highway 580 at Broadway are closed because of police activity Monday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
A brush fire burning near I-580 in Richmond shut down the freeway in both directions for a time as area fire crews responded to the blaze, according to authorities.
A brush fire burning along I-580 in Livermore blocked eastbound lanes for 90 minutes before being contained Thursday, according to authorities.
Two children killed in a crash involving a Caltrans rental vehicle on Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland last week have been identified by the Alameda County coroner's bureau as 13-year-old Elijah Naidu and 8-year-old Candace Parks.
All lanes of westbound I-580 near the interchange with eastbound Highway 24 in Oakland have reopened Tuesday afternoon after being shut down for hours due to an investigation into a CHP pursuit.
All lanes of westbound Interstate Highway 580 just west of Grant Line Road are now clear after a traffic collision involving at least one big rig blocked at least two lanes for several hours Monday morning.
A 2-alarm grass fire is burning near Interstate 580 westbound just east of Greenville Road in Livermore and has shut down lanes of the roadway, according to the CHP.
Authorities have reopened all eastbound lanes of I-580 in Livermore after an accident involving two big-rigs snarled traffic for several hours, according to CHP.
A collision involving two big-rig trucks on eastbound I-580 at the Altamont Pass that sent one of the vehicles over an embankment closed two lanes of the freeway for nearly two hours, according to authorities.
An overturned vehicle on eastbound I-580 in San Leandro blocked the right and center lanes of the freeway for nearly a half an hour before crews cleared the crash, according to authorities.
The California Highway Patrol confirmed Monday afternoon that the three freeway shootings around the Bay Area since Saturday all appear to be targeted attacks and are not related.
A passenger in a car on Interstate Highway 580 was shot and injured Sunday evening in the second freeway shooting in the East Bay in two days.
A Greyhound bus burst into flames on Interstate 580 in Oakland, closing all eastbound lanes just west of the Interstate 980/Highway 24 interchange.
A serious multiple vehicle crash that happened during a police pursuit has shut down the westbound connector between Highway 24 and I-580 in Oakland, according to CHP.
The California Highway Patrol arrested a man Monday night on suspicion of shooting at a vehicle on Interstate Highway 580 in San Rafael hours earlier.
Acetone spilled from a big-rig on westbound Interstate Highway 580 in Pleasanton late Wednesday morning and closed lanes on the highway for several hours into the afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The CHP received a report earlier Wednesday of a dead kangaroo on Interstate Highway 580 near the Oakland Zoo but after going to the scene, officers determined the animal was in fact a large raccoon.
A sunny stretch of I-580 may have led a bus carrying Tesla employees to fatally rear-end the car of an Alameda County sheriff's deputy.
Firefighters in Oakland were able to knock down a fire Monday night underneath Interstate Highway 580 near the Emeryville border.
An injury accident involving an overturned vehicle on the Richmond Bridge shut down the right westbound lanes of the span for about an hour, according to authorities.
A traffic alert was issued Tuesday afternoon after a big-rig fire briefly shut down three lanes of eastbound I-580 just west of I-680 in Pleasanton, according to authorities.
A vehicle was left "riddled with bullet holes" after a road-rage shooting on Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland.
A tanker truck rolled over on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge this evening, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Crews were able to contain a 2-alarm grass fire that scorched an area near Interstate Highway 580 in Livermore Wednesday afternoon.
A 61-year-old man died Friday night in Oakland after a traffic accident on the Harrison St. off-ramp from westbound I-580.
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San Jose police said three people were arrested in connection to organized retail theft on Saturday.
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