Update: Community honors life of AAPI newlywed killed in East Bay road rage shooting
Family and friends gathered Sunday to remember Rienheart Asuncion, a 30-year-old San Lorenzo newlywed who was shot dead in an East Bay road rage incident last week.
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Community honors life of AAPI newlywed killed in East Bay road rage shooting
Family and friends gathered Sunday to remember Reinhart Asuncion, a 30-year-old San Lorenzo newlywed who was shot dead in an East Bay road rage incident last week. Betty Yu reports. (9-25-22)
Possible road rage incident in East Bay ends in homicide Sunday
A possible road rage dispute ended in homicide on Sunday evening in San Lorenzo, according to the Alameda County sheriff.
Man charged in road rage shooting that injured 12-year-old girl in Pittsburg
The Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office has filed charges in a September 2 road rage incident in Pittsburg that injured a 12-year-old girl.
Update: 2 arrested after San Francisco road-rage incident ends with Market Street crash
Police in San Francisco on Thursday confirmed two people were arrested following a Wednesday road-rage incident that included shots fired before a pursuit and crash.
Woman arrested in Berkeley shooting, road rage incident
Police in Berkeley have arrested a Central Valley woman following a road rage incident on Interstate 80 that led to a shooting earlier this year.
Man found shot inside vehicle in Pittsburg; may be road-rage related
Pittsburg police say a man is in critical but stable condition, after being found shot inside his vehicle late Sunday night at the intersection of Castlewood Drive and Kirker Pass Road.
Man Shot In Livermore After Confronting Driver Doing Donuts In Neighborhood; Suspect Arrested
Livermore police arrested a 20-year-old man early Wednesday for allegedly shooting a man who was trying to take down his license plate information after the suspect was reportedly driving recklessly near Chestnut Avenue and North M Street.
Suspect Arrested In Brazen Richmond McDonald's Drive-Thru Assault
A Bay Point woman wanted in a shocking road rage assault of a mother who was in her car with her children in a Richmond McDonald's drive-thru has surrendered to police.
Road Rage Attack On Mother at Richmond McDonald's Drive-Thru Caught On Camera
After a shocking road rage assault in a Richmond McDonald's parking lot, police are asking for the public's help in identifying the attacker who was captured on video.
20-Year-Old Arrested in September Road Rage Shooting Near Caldecott Tunnel
A 20-year-old man suspected in a September highway road rage shooting in Oakland near the Caldecott Tunnel was arrested, the California Highway Patrol said Thursday.
Shooting Follows Road Rage Incident on Interstate 580 in Oakland
A road rage incident on Interstate Highway 580 in Oakland led to a shooting Tuesday, the California Highway Patrol said.
Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting Near Stockton
A possible road rage incident Tuesday afternoon near Stockton led to a shooting that left one man injured, according to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office.
Federal Drug, Weapons Charges Filed In Brazen San Francisco Road Rage Shooting
A 30-year-old Oakland man, already facing an attempted murder charge in state court, had two federal counts added Friday to the litany of charges stemming from a brazen road rage shooting on San Francisco's Van Ness Ave. in November.
Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting in Napa; 1 Arrested
A man was arrested in Napa Tuesday following a shooting that stemmed from a road rage incident, police said.
Stockton Man Arrested in Connection With San Francisco Road-Rage Shooting and Robbery
Police in San Francisco on Friday confirmed the recent arrest of a Stockton man in connection with an alleged road-rage shooting and armed robbery after a minor accident late last month.
Suspect Arrested In Brazen San Francisco Van Ness Ave Road Rage Shooting
A 30-year-old Oakland man has been arrested for pulling out a gun and opening fire at another driver on a busy Van Ness Ave. corner during a heated road rage argument while undercover San Francisco police officers looked on.
Suspect Sought In El Cerrito Road Rage Shooting
Police are searching for a driver in connection with a road rage shooting in El Cerrito on Wednesday afternoon.
UPDATE: Witness Claims Oakland Police Searching for Wrong Car in Road Rage Homicide
The family member who was driving when a teen girl was fatally shot during a road rage incident in Oakland last week told KPIX Friday that Oakland police have identified the wrong car as the suspect vehicle.
'Everybody In This City Should Be Hurt;' Emotional Oakland Police Chief Reveals Teen Girl Died In Road Rage Shooting
An emotional Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong went again before cameras Thursday to condemn the latest shooting which left a teenage girl dead, imploring members of the community to work together with police to help stop the scourge of gun violence.
Arrest Made In Weekend Road Rage Shooting Near I-80 In Fairfield
A man was arrested in connection with a road rage shooting near Interstate 80 in Fairfield over the weekend.
Drivers Killed On Interstate 80 in Berkeley While Arguing Over Crash Identified
The Alameda County Coroner's Bureau on Monday identified two drivers who were hit and killed on Interstate Highway 80 in Berkeley over the weekend, after they left their cars to argue about a crash.
Arrest Made In Oakland Hills Road Rage Hit-&-Run That Was Caught On Camera
Authorities have announced a driver has been arrested arrest in connection with an Oakland Hills hit-and-run and road rage incident that injured a man over the weekend.
UPDATE: Couple Describes Frightening Encounter with Oakland Hills Road-Rage Driver
Two of the three people who were targeted by an angry driver in an Oakland Hills road rage incident over the weekend on Tuesday talked to KPIX about their narrow escape during the terrifying encounter.
Video: Oakland Police Search for Driver in Terrifying Road Rage Incident Caught on Camera
A terrifying vehicular assault caught on video early Sunday evening on the winding roads of the Oakland Hills has police on the hunt for the driver wanted in connection with the road rage hit-and-run incident.
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Paul Pelosi attack: Federal prosecutors have "substantial new evidence" against DePape
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Paul Pelosi attack: Federal prosecutors have "substantial new evidence" against DePape
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Officials: Martinez refinery released heavy metals over Thanksgiving without notification
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Power outage near Oakland Zoo affects thousands of customers
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Man found dead in remains of residential fire in Oakland
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Columbus Park homeless camper wants San Jose to return his belongings as promised
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Several Bay Area warming centers open amid cold weather
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VTA looks to hire new bus drivers amid nationwide shortage
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Update: All-clear issued after bomb threat at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley
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Elon Musk claims Apple has 'threatened to withhold' Twitter from app store
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Irish regulators fine Meta 265M euros in latest privacy case
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AIDS Memorial Quilt creator Cleve Jones honored with lifetime achievement award
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Officials: Martinez refinery released heavy metals over Thanksgiving without notification
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Napa naturopathic doctor gets 3 years in fake COVID-19 vaccine card scam
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Concord nursing home accused of 'grossly substandard' care to pay $2.3M in settlement
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Hakeem Jeffries elected House Democratic leader in historic first
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AIDS Memorial Quilt creator Cleve Jones honored with lifetime achievement award
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Senate approves landmark Respect for Marriage Act in bipartisan vote
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West settle divorce
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South Bay campaign aims to raise funds for arts organizations
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San Francisco police investigate baby reportedly ingesting fentanyl at Marina playground
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South SF student group founds project to help abuse survivors heal
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JA: Richmond woman transforms vacant lot into thriving community garden
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East Bay women spearhead important fundraising event for Fremont ministry
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