Person Fatally Struck By Caltrain Near Gilroy Station
A person died after being hit by a train Friday morning on tracks north of the Gilroy Caltrain Station, Caltrain officials said.
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A person died after being hit by a train Friday morning on tracks north of the Gilroy Caltrain Station, Caltrain officials said.
Two Oakland men in a Lexus sedan traveling at approximately 100 miles per hour on Highway 680 in Pleasanton died early Friday when their vehicle collided with a big rig, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Commission on Thursday released a framework for allocating more than $780 million of federal relief funds to Bay Area transit agencies.
A murder suspect who led police on a wild pursuit through the East Bay died in an officer-involved shooting late Thursday night after he rammed a patrol car on a Richmond street, injuring two officers, authorities said.
A new program by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will provide senior citizens and people with disabilities with discounted taxi rides for essential activities like grocery shopping.
The State Bar of California has announced that its Board of Trustees has recommended that the California Supreme Court either postpone the state's bar exam from July to September or cancel it.
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Ballparks across the country have shut down but Major League Baseball's 30 teams are playing a big role in finding out how widespread COVID-19 really is.
An East Bay church, flouting a state ban on large gatherings this past Easter Sunday, was cited by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.
Cinematographer Allen Daviau, who shot three of Steven Spielberg's films including "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial," died Tuesday of complications from COVID-19. He was 77.
A male victim died following a stabbing Wednesday night in the Hyatt House hotel on Chabot Drive in Pleasanton, police said Thursday.
Almost half of the two-decade-long drought which has parched much of the western United States can be blamed on man-made global warming, according to a study in Thursday's journal Science.
With ridership down by as much as 90 percent, Bay Area transit agencies are grappling with lowered revenues and uncertain estimates for when the shelter-in-place orders will be eased.
