Man killed in multi-vehicle crash on Highway 880 in Fremont
A man was killed in Fremont on Wednesday night after his vehicle was involved in a collision, according to California Highway Patrol.
A man was killed in Fremont on Wednesday night after his vehicle was involved in a collision, according to California Highway Patrol.
Lanes of Interstate Highway 880 in Hayward were blocked due to an overturned trailer truck, the California Highway Patrol said early Friday morning.
Lanes of Interstate Highway 238 and Interstate Highway 880 in Alameda County are blocked due to an overturned truck, the California Highway Patrol said early Thursday morning.
A multi-vehicle crash on Interstate Highway 880 in Hayward Thursday night left one person dead while the driver of one of the vehicles was being sought for leaving the scene.
At least one was killed in a crash involving several vehicles on Interstate Highway 880 in Hayward early Thursday morning, the California Highway Patrol said.
A possible shooting along Interstate Highway 880 was being investigated Thursday afternoon after a pickup truck reported being shot at.
The California Highway Patrol reports at least one person is dead after a traffic collision along southbound Interstate 880 in Oakland late Sunday night.
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The California Highway Patrol reported a 10-vehicle collision Friday morning on southbound Interstate Highway 880 in Oakland.
Authorities have reopened all southbound lanes of Interstate Highway 880 in Oakland that were shut down early Thursday after a pedestrian was struck and killed on the highway near the 23rd Avenue off-ramp, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The California Highway Patrol was at the scene of a fatal crash Monday morning on northbound Interstate Highway 880 in San Jose.
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