A Mercedes and a Volkswagen were stolen early Monday morning on the 1200 block of San Raymundo Road. Earlier on Sunday night, a Jeep and a Toyota were stolen on the 500 block of Ravencourt Road and the 500 block of Roehampton Road.

"The common factor in all four of the vehicle thefts was that the vehicles were unlocked and the keys were left inside," the Hillsborough Police Department said.

HPD officers are reviewing surveillance footage as they try to identify the suspects. HPD is asking anyone in the area to review footage in case it has relevant information. Anyone with information is asked to call (650) 375-7470.

"The Hillsborough Police Department is committed to the safety and security of our community and will continue to work diligently to bring those responsible for these crimes to justice,” said HPD Chief Nelson Corteway

Officers arrived at the scene where they found the victim with life-threatening injuries. The victim, a 71-year-old man from Antioch, died at the scene.

The driver of the vehicle remained on scene and cooperated with the investigation. It was determined that the man was walking through the crosswalk against the "don't walk" signal when he got hit by the vehicle, according to police.

Druge and/or alcohol do not appear to be a factors in the collision. The victim's identity is being withheld until the next of kin is notified.

The man was trying to break into the home via the back sliding door, according to police. Once the homeowner confronted the man, the suspect ran away.

About an hour later, there was another report of a break-in at a home on El Dorado Drive, which is about a half mile away from Mocho Street. It was determined to be the same man from the break-in an hour earlier.

The suspect previously lived at the El Dorado Drive house, and the current homeowner knows the suspect, police said. The suspect, identified as 29-year-old Livermore resident Alfredo Macedonia, was later found in the parking lot of nearby Joe Michell School.

Macedonia had methamphetamine when he was found, police said. He was arrested and booked into Santa Rita Jail for residential burglary, possession of a controlled substance and aggravated trespassing.

"To ensure continuity in their children’s education, the family will split their time between Sacramento and Marin heading into the coming academic year," a statement from the governor's office said.

Newsom currently owns a home in Fair Oaks, which is northwest of Sacramento. His kids will stay with family members when they spend the night in Marin, KRON4 has learned.

Newsom and his wife Jennifer Siebel Newsom have four children. Siebel Newsom said in May that she had to pull one of her kids out of school due to bullying.

The governor, of course, has strong Bay Area ties. He was born and raised in San Francisco, attended Santa Clara University and served as Sam Francisco's mayor from 2004-2011.

He previously lived in the Marin County suburb of Kentfield when he was the Lieutenant Governor of California, the Huffington Post reported. He reportedly later sold that home.

Newsom is not the only California governor to keep some form of residence in the Bay Area. Jerry Brown kept his Oakland home while serving the position.

Yan was last seen near her home on the 1700 block of Clarke Street at about 7:15 a.m. Friday.

She is 5 feet tall and weighs 90 pounds. She has long, gray hair that she usually wears in a bun.

She is believed to be wearing a white T-shirt with colored flowers and black tennis shoes with white soles, police said. Over the shirt, she is potentially wearing either a blue Adidas jacket or a puffy white cardigan. Some of those items are pictured below with Yan wearing them.

Yan speaks Mandarin and may have Chinese currency on her.

Anyone who sees her is asked to call SLPD at (510) 577-2740 or your local police department.

All Giants personnel in uniform will be wearing 24 on the back of their jersey, which includes players, manager Bob Melvin and other assistant coaches.

Melvin said the No. 24 should be retired by all 30 MLB teams, according to a report by the SF Chronicle's John Shea. As of now, only No. 42 is universally retired, the number worn by Jackie Robinson.

Mays died on Tuesday, and the Giants have not won a game since. San Francisco is currently on a five-game losing streak after two losses to the Cubs and another three to the St. Louis Cardinals.

For the past few days, fans have left flowers in front of Mays' statue outside of Oracle Park. More fans are expected to honor Mays ahead of Monday night's matchup against the Cubs, a 6:45 first-pitch game.

The death of Mays impacted the entire baseball world -- not just the Giants organization. Mays is considered one of, if not, the greatest baseball player ever. The Giants have been in the spotlight since Mays passed.

Last Thursday, San Francisco played at the historic Rickwood Field -- a venue that was once the home for many Negro League games back in the 20th Century. The game was nationally televised, and Giants-Cardinals was the center of the baseball universe that night in Birmingham, Ala.

"The rest of the baseball world knows the legend, what he's meant to the game," Melvin said Saturday during the team's road trip in St. Louis. "It's been a tough week in the fact he did pass, the timing of it with Rickwood and all. He was there in spirit."

San Francisco is coming off a 5-3 road loss to the Cardinals on Sunday.

The Giants are currently 36-42 and stand in fourth place in the NL West standings, 11.5 games back behind the division-leading Los Angeles Dodgers. San Francisco is three games back from the final NL Wild Card spot.

The derailment has closed Capitol Light Rail Station, and Blue Line passengers will have access to a bus bridge between Curtner and Santa Teresa until further notice.

The derailment happened about 12:40 p.m. as a train with two cars was trying to switch from southbound to northbound at the Capitol Light Rail Station.

The train had just picked up 10 passengers at the Capitol Station and was headed north when the second car derailed, according to VTA spokesperson Stacey Hendler Ross.

The passengers were transferred to the Curtner Light Rail station via bus bridge to continue their trip north.

Until the derailment, the Capitol Station was the southernmost station on the Blue Line currently operating, as the stations south of Capitol are being served by bus bridges while the line is undergoing track maintenance until July 1.

The station is located near Capitol Expressway and Highway 87 in San Jose.

VTA crews are awaiting equipment that will lift the train back onto the track before the station can be opened again.

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"I have officially withdrawn as Sheng Thao's counsel," Brass told Bay City News, via text message.

The mayor remained silent for several days, declining to speak about the raid or to address a mass shooting in Oakland Wednesday, in which 15 people were shot at a Juneteenth celebration. On Monday, she broke her silence, addressing the shooting briefly before launching into a fiery, and at times emotional statement about the raid.

In the statement, which KRON4.com has learned she did not inform her attorney about ahead of time, Mayor Thao implied the FBI raid was connected to an ongoing recall effort against her. She also at times suggested that there were "radical rightwing forces" and a "handful of billionaires" from San Francisco and Piedmont "hellbent" on ousting her from office.

She provided no evidence to support those claims.

Prior to the news conference, a staff member for Mayor Thao told media she would not be taking any questions because her attorney advised her not to. However, Brass told KRON4 that he did not know there was going to be a news conference until he saw it on the news.

KRON4 News reached out to Mayor Thao's office and was told that the mayor informed Tony Brass she was changing attorneys on Saturday.

Brass responded to the mayor's office's statement, calling it absolutely untrue and telling KRON4 he received no communication from Thao on Saturday about changing attorneys. He reiterated to KRON4 that he informed the mayor of his decision to withdraw on Monday morning.

Thao sent KRON4 the following statement:

"I appreciate Tony Brass for providing me with initial legal guidance. He helped me better understand the investigation and my legal options. Over the weekend, I obtained new legal counsel and thanked Mr. Brass for his counsel. I will share the name of my new counsel once agreements are finalized."

Bay City News contributed to this story.

The latest shooting in the city happened late Sunday night, according to the Richmond Police Department (RPD). Around 11:30 p.m., officers responded to a shooting on the 3400 block of Richmond Parkway.

Two victims were later located -- each suffering from at least one gunshot wound. One victim died at the scene. The second victim was taken to the hospital and is "in stable but critical condition," RPD said.

RPD investigators stated Sunday night's shooting doesn't appear to be related to the homicides that happened on Tuesday, June 18 and Wednesday, June 19.

The shooting happened at an apartment complex. An image captured at the scene (below) shows police presence as areas of the apartment building are blocked off with police tape.

As of Monday afternoon, no arrests have been made in connection to Sunday night's shooting. RPD says anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the department at 510-620-6616 or call 510-307-8177 if they want to remain anonymous.

Assistant coach Ian Russell was promoted to interim head coach on Monday, with assistants Steve Ralston, Luciano Fusco and Adin Brown remaining in their current roles.

“We want to thank Luchi for his hard work, commitment to the club and professionalism,” general manager Chris Leitch said in a statement. “Luchi and his staff have worked extremely hard the past year and a half, but we have not met expectations this year as a club. We felt that we needed to make a change, and it was in the best interests of the club to move in a different direction.”

The Earthquakes have the worst record in the MLS at 3-14-2 and are coming off a 6-2 loss to Los Angeles FC on Saturday.

Gonzalez took over the Quakes following the 2022 World Cup, where he served as an assistant to the U.S. team. He led San Jose to the playoffs in 2023 before losing to Sporting Kansas City in a shootout. He had a 13-24-16 record in his tenure.

The 48-year-old Russell has been an assistant coach for parts of 11 seasons overall with San Jose and had a stint as interim head coach for two matches in 2014. He helped the Quakes win the Supporters’ Shield in 2012 as an assistant coach.

He also spent four years as head coach of Reno 1868 FC, the Quakes’ affiliate in the United Soccer League. He made the playoffs all four seasons with Reno.

“Ian is a very experienced coach who knows our club better than anyone,” Leitch said. “He had a great run as head coach at Reno for four years, winning a lot of games and making the playoffs every season. We’re confident that he’s ready to lead us."

Russell also played in 131 games for the Quakes between 2000-05 and was part of MLS Cup champions in 2001 and 2003.

The tour has two other California dates:

• North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista on Sunday, Sept. 15 
• Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Sept. 17 

Apple Music recently named "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" the best album of all time.

Hill’s son, YG Marley, will also be joining the tour as a supporting guest. Marley is also the grandson of reggae pioneer Bob Marley. 

Citi pre-sale tickets will be available on Tuesday, June 25. General on-sale tickets will be available at LiveNation.com at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 28.

Five-time Grammy Award-winner Hill is set to perform at the 2024 BET Awards on June 30.

When police arrived, she wasn't conscious or breathing, so lifesaving measures were started. She was taken to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead. She was identified as 54-year-old Sonji Conerly by the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner's Office.

An investigation led detectives to identify San Jose resident Myron Barrier as a suspect and they obtained a warrant for his arrest. Barrier was arrested May 21 in Greensboro, North Carolina by U.S. Marshals and booked into Guilford County Jail.

On June 21, San Jose police detectives brought Barrier back to San Jose, where he was booked into Santa Clara County Jail on suspicion of homicide. Police have not released any other information about the shooting.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Sgt. Van Den Broeck and Detective Estantino of the San Jose Police Department's Homicide Unit at 3829@sanjoseca.gov and/or 4339@sanjoseca.gov or (408) 277-5283.

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The Port of Oakland, which operates the airport, told KRON4 it had received notice of the hotel's closing from Park Hotels & Resorts.

"We understand that the hospitality sector continues to be negatively impacted by larger economic trends post pandemic, and as the owner of this site the Port will be seeking the best Port use for this property moving forward," said the Port in a statement. "The Port will work with the facility operators and the City of Oakland about assistance that can be offered to employees who might be affected by this closure."

The Port did not provide any stated reason behind the closing. However, several businesses in the area, including In-N-Out, have closed in recent months, with many citing high crime and public safety concerns.

The Most Wanted pages are available on Instagram and Facebook. According to the department, the Facebook page aims to “generate new leads for the arrest and apprehension of outstanding wanted fugitives.”

This page will allow social media users the opportunity to see a fugitive’s picture and a description of their crime. A description of the fugitive's crime is followed by SJPD’s phone number and the case number. 

"Utilizing popular online platforms will give us the additional reach we need to apprehend these dangerous criminals," said the SJPD Homicide Unit Commander, Lieutenant Barg. "These suspects have long evaded law enforcement and together we can put these fugitives behind bars."

SJPD said many of the cases qualify for cash rewards. To submit crime tips, residents who prefer to be anonymous can call the San Jose tip line at (408) 947-STOP or report on www.siliconvalleycrimestoppers.org.

SJPD’s Most Wanted Facebook page can be found on this link. The Instagram page can be found on this link.

At the scene, officers located a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. The victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased.

Detectives with the SJPD Homicide Unit identified the primary suspect as Joseph "Jo Jo" Martinez. A warrant was obtained for his arrest, although currently, he remains outstanding, police said.

Martinez is described as male, 5 foot 3 inches in height and approximately 115 pounds. He has a teardrop tattoo on his face.

Police are also seeking the public's assistance in identifying the victim. He is described as an East Indian man between 30 to 34 years of age, 6 feet tall and approximately 141 pounds. He had black, straight hair and a trident tattoo on the right arm. The victim was known in the area as "Kumar" and believed to have gone to school in San Jose between 2006 and 2010, police said.

Anyone with information on the incident is asked to contact the San Jose Police Department.

The incident marked San Jose's 13th homicide of 2024.

In one incident, a driver was killed in a solo vehicle crash in the area of Santa Teresa Boulevard and Bailey Avenue, SJPD said.

According to SJPD, a caller reported seeing an overturned vehicle on the side of the road. Medical personnel were summoned to the scene but the driver, a man, was pronounced dead.

Santa Teresa Boulevard is closed from Bailey Avenue to Laguna Avenue. Police advise people to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.

In a separate incident, a motorcycle was involved in a major injury crash in the area of Alameda and Newhall. The motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with major injuries. Despite lifesaving efforts, he later succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at the hospital.

The incidents marked San Jose's 21st and 22nd traffic fatalities of 2024.

A man believed to be "armed with a firearm" was refusing to exit, according to SJPD. In an update, officials said the suspect exited and was taken into custody without incident just before 1:30 p.m.

A firearm was located at the scene, SJPD said.

Former Cleveland coach, J.B. Bickerstaff, was dismissed from his position after five years and the Cavaliers appeared in the playoffs for two consecutive years. 

Atkinson has head coaching experience with the Brooklyn Nets from 2016 through 2020, where he coached Cavs center Jarrett Allen and guard Caris LeVert. During his tenure, the Nets made one playoff appearance. After stepping down from the Nets, Atkinson accepted the assistant coach role for the Warriors, where the team went on to win the 2022 NBA Championship. 

Atkinson also has worked as an assistant coach for the New York Knicks, the Atlanta Hawks and the Los Angeles Clippers. 

"I plan to be one hundred percent transparent and cooperate with the investigation," said Mayor Thao, who struck a defiant tone at the news conference. "I have done nothing wrong."

The mayor said she had not been charged with any crimes and was confident that she would not be charged. She called the FBI raid "troubling" and said she wanted to know what probable cause the FBI had in raiding her home.

About a dozen federal agents spent around five hours in the mayor's home Thursday before leaving with multiple boxes. Three other locations were also raided by the FBI that same morning, including the home of David and Andy Duong, who partially own and operate California Waste Solutions, the city's recycling service.

Thursday's federal raid came the day after 15 people were shot following a Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt.

In Monday's address, the mayor repeatedly implied the raid on her home was somehow linked to the recall effort against her. She also suggested there had been a coordinated effort behind the scenes and repeatedly made reference to "right wing forces" working against her.

Mayor Thao suggested that if she were "rich" or had gone to an "elite school" she would not have been subjected to the raid.

"I want to know how the TV cameras knew to show up on my street early in the morning," Thao said. "I have a lot of questions and I want answers, we all will get answers."

More than once, the mayor said she wanted "answers" in the prepared address, after which she took no questions. She also referred to the recall effort against her as a "waste of time" that was paid for by "a small group of billionaires."

Over the weekend, the group behind efforts to recall Thao gathered outside Oakland City Hall. The group, which has gathered more than 40,000 signatures, called for Thao to be recalled. Following last week's shooting and the FBI raid, recall proponents have called for Thao to resign immediately.

On Monday, she made it clear she had no intention of doing so.

"I'm not going down like that," Thao said. "I will not be bullied, I will not be disparaged, I will not be threatened out of this office."

The 30-foot long truck was loaded with 16,000 pounds of avocados, according to the CHP. The vehicle was involved in a crash with two other vehicles around 3:40 a.m.

One person complained of pain, but no other injuries were reported, according to the CHP. Most of the truck's 16,000-pound load was saved, the CHP said.

Bay City News contributed to this story.

Fairfield PD was notified that two people were siphoning gasoline and cutting catalytic converters from company trucks around 3:54 a.m. Officers responded to the 2400 block of South Watney Way. 

As the suspects fled the scene, officers deployed their drones for an overhead search. Fairfield PD located a suspect fleeing the area on the railroad tracks south of the business. Police K-9 dogs assisted in finding the other suspect. 

The suspects were identified as 49-year-old Bobby Tavenner and Colleen Cox, age unknown. Tavenner and Cox were arrested for stealing gas. Tavenner was also arrested for an outstanding no-bail warrant. 

On Sunday, Luca said he saw orange and red flames at a residence in the 700 block of 35th in San Francisco. The 2-year-old alerted his parents of a house fire by saying, “Call 911!”

The San Francisco Fire Department extinguished the small exterior fire.

The department spoke highly of Luca and his parents. SFFD said on its X, “His parents are doing a great job teaching him life skills and it does help that he loves fire trucks. Luca saved the day and any further property loss.”

The quake was reported at 5:22 a.m., centered over 24 miles north-northeast of Healdsburg or more than 31 miles north of Windsor, according to the science bureau.

The tremor had a depth of over half a mile, the USGS said. No damage has been reported in connection with the quake.

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As officers were responding to that call, CHP received more calls about another sideshow happening on the eastbound lanes. Authorities spotted the sideshows and spotted more than 150 vehicles involved.

Cars and pedestrians were blocking all eastbound lanes, just east of Treasure Island, CHP said. Traffic was blocked for about 30 minutes. Around 2:21 a.m., the crowd of sideshow participants started to disperse.

Sideshow participants also fired illegal fireworks into the sky (see video above). CHP officers were not able to respond to the scene promptly as they were blocked by the sideshow traffic on the Bay Bridge, authorities said.

CHP Makes Arrests

After the crowd began to disperse, CHP conducted enforcement stops as cars were driving eastbound on the bridge. One vehicle stop resulted in a CHP chase that ended up in the Oakland area. The suspect vehicle's occupants were arrested after spike strips brought the car to a stop.

Later, a suspect vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash. The suspect was arrested at a gas station in Oakland, according to CHP. It turns out the vehicle was stolen and had stolen license plates registered to another vehicle.

As of Monday evening, the traffic enforcement stops led to three arrests, according to CHP.

"The CHP takes these types of reckless and illegal driving exhibitions seriously," CHP Public Information Officer Mark Andrews wrote. "Additional follow-up investigation will be conducted in regards to this incident, and appropriate enforcement actions will be taken against any persons or vehicles identified in this illegal and improper behavior."

CHP says it is actively investigating this incident. The law enforcement agency requests any witnesses to send video from the scene to the CHP San Francisco Area office.

Most notably, the greatest player in franchise history, Willie Mays, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 93.

Two days later, the Giants played against the St. Louis Cardinals at Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Ala. in a nationally televised contest which the Giants lost 6-5. Rickwood Field was the home of the Negro League's Black Barons -- a team Willie Mays played for before becoming a Giant. The story of MLB couldn’t be told without mentioning the venue.

Putting the on-field results aside, Manager Bob Melvin and the Giants took a moment to reflect on the week it was for the franchise. Before Saturday's game in St. Louis, KRON4 asked Melvin how much he has thought of how historic the past week has been.

"Quiet a bit," Melvin told reporters in the dugout pregame. "Willie Mays is the Giants. We all understand that. Most of our guys have had experience with him, know who he is as a person, what he brings. The rest of the baseball world knows the legend -- what he's meant to the game.

"It's been a tough week in the fact he did pass, the timing of it with Rickwood (Field game on Thursday). He was there in spirit."

Melvin said playing in that historic venue in front of 8,332 fans was "impactful for everybody."

"It's been a lot, but it was a lot of fun," he said. Desperately wished we could've won the game, but the experience itself was incredible, something we'll never forget... With all the older Negro League players there, the festivities, I think MLB did a fantastic job. There was a real spotlight on it."

Giants outfielder Mike Yastrzemski said his experience playing at Rickwood Field was "special."

"Obviously, it was a tough emotional time for this entire organization," Yastrzemski said. "To be able to go down there is incredibly special. It's something that needs to happen more often... maybe a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I'm lucky to have had it."

Starting pitcher Jordan Hicks took the loss in Saturday's defeat to the Cardinals. Standing by his locker postgame, Hicks took a moment to reflect on the week it has been for the organization, calling it "eye-opening."

"It's been mixed feelings," Hicks said. "It was tough when I first heard the (Mays) news in Chicago. Got to honor him at Rickwood, celebrate everything, the history of it, just how good a person he was."

Rickwood Field represents both the good and bad in telling the story of baseball history. For one, it was Mays' first baseball team when he turned pro at 17 years old. The unfortunate part that came with it was the racism Black players faced when taking the Rickwood Field diamond.

During Thursday's telecast, Oakland A's legend and Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson gave his thoughts on returning to the field he played in during his Negro League days.

Jackson said coming back is "not easy." He continued to tell the story of the racism he faced in Birmingham in a now-viral clip. "I wouldn't wish it on anybody," the 14-time All-Star and five-time World Series champion said.

The Giants have not won a game since the passing of Mays last Tuesday. San Francisco returns home to Oracle Park for a Monday night matchup against the Chicago Cubs.

The McDonald's at Stonestown Galleria has shut down its doors for good, according to franchise location owner Scott Rodrick. The last day for McDonald's at 255 Winston Drive is on Sunday, June 23.

You would often see the fast food restaurant filled with students -- whether it's from nearby Lowell High School or San Francisco State University. Some loitering, some dining in for a meal. Either way, that McDonald's had been a staple in the neighborhood for three decades.

"It has been a pleasure for my entire team and I to serve the 19th Avenue and Ingleside neighborhoods for more than 30 years," Rodrick wrote in a letter posted on the restaurant entrance. "We are thankful to have been a part of your daily meal routine, either for an Egg McMuffin in the morning or a Happy Meal with the kids after an afternoon of shopping at Stonestown."

Rodrick cited two primary factors in the decision to shut down the location, adding it was a "long and difficult" decision.

The first was disagreement on a lease term with the building's landlord. According to Rodrick, the landlord was "unwilling to negotiate a long term, sensible rent" -- despite his track record of 30 years at that location. He also said the property taxes and shared tenant mall fees reached an all-time high.

Secondly, Rodrick refers to the historically rising costs of operating a restaurant in the city and state. He cited the "poorly timed" California $20 minimum wage for fast food workers that went into effect in April. The franchisee said the law pushes against the operation of his McDonald's restaurant.

"This is a gut wrenching day for my family, our customers and as importantly, our amazing team members," Rodrick wrote in a statement to KRON4.

Employees at the Stonestown location have been offered job opportunities at other nearby McDonald's, Rodrick said. The next closest McDonald's is located at 1201 Ocean Ave.

She was last seen wearing a gray shirt and black pants in the 700 block of Harrison Street around 12:30 a.m. on Sunday.

As of Monday afternoon, officials said she had been safely located.

At 7:13 p.m. on Friday, San Francisco police officers responded to the 1200 block of Mission Street for the report of a shooting. Police located a victim suffering from an “apparent” gunshot wound. The victim was transported to a local hospital, where he later succumbed to their injuries and was pronounced dead. 

San Francisco PD said officers located a subject matching the description provided at Civic Center BART station. Officers found a firearm on the suspect while detaining him. According to police, officers were informed the suspect chased the victim while firing multiple rounds at him.  

The suspect was identified as 35-year-old Adam Masaed.  

Masaed was booked into San Francisco County Jail on suspicion of unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought and willful discharge of a firearm in a grossly negligent manner.

Despite the arrest, the investigation is ongoing, according to San Francisco PD. Anyone with information is asked to contact SFPD at (415) 575-4444.  

A person noticed a vehicle with car complications in a parking lot on the 700 block of B Street on Saturday. Once the person approached the car, they noticed a gun and a knife on the floorboard. 

San Rafael police officers responded to the scene to detain the driver. Police located a loaded .38 caliber Colt revolver,  a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia.

The suspect was arrested and booked into the Marin County Jail for multiple charges:

• felony possession of a controlled substance while in possession of a loaded firearm
• carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle
• possession of narcotics
• possession of drug paraphernalia

Due to a commercial burglary, Daly City PD responded to a seafood restaurant Shaking Crab in the block of Southgate Avenue. The burglary occurred at 1:50 a.m. on June 12. 

Police said the manager informed them that a suspect forced entry through the front door. The suspect reportedly stole $900 in cash from the register and drawer. 

Daly City PD located a suspect matching the description inside a nearby restaurant. Officers arrested the suspect after the manager confirmed the suspect’s identity. 

The suspect was identified as a 42-year-old San Francisco resident. The suspect was booked into a county jail for commercial burglary, possession of burglary tools and two outstanding warrants.

The shooting occurred at 2:35 a.m. on Spring Road and Monterey Street. According to the Vallejo PD, there are no fatalities at the moment and the suspect is at large. 

Around 3:30 a.m., an unrelated sideshow occurred on Mini Drive and Lewis Brown Drive. In the sideshow, a vehicle was set on fire, according to authorities. Vallejo PD said officers did not respond due to the sideshow coinciding with the shooting and an apartment fire.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned with KRON4 for updates. 

The Oakland Gay Men's Chorus will be performing at Laney College at 4 p.m. on Sunday.

NWS said coastal flooding is possible near the coastal and interior portions of Sonoma and Marin Counties, including areas such as Corte Madera Creek and San Quentin. Weather experts said the flood warning will start at 9 p.m. on Saturday and end at 3 a.m. Sunday morning.

NWS said this could impact lots, parks, and roads. "Do not drive around barricades or through water of unknown depth," NWS said.

The possible flooding is caused by a high astronomical tide, NWS said.

More information concerning flood preparations can be found here.

According to the Brentwood Police Department, an officer was patrolling Slatten Ranch Shopping Center around 4:30 p.m. when he saw Julian Ramirez, 27, of Oakley, by a Famous Footwear store in Brentwood.

Police said Ramirez was a theft suspect on Post-Release Supervision (PRCS) in Contra Costa County and had a felony warrant.

When the BPD officer attempted to approach Ramirez, police said he fled on foot to the back of a nearby Target store. The Antioch and Oakley police departments were then contacted to assist in the search, BPD said.

Shortly after fleeing, Antioch police Officer Cruz Guzman, "who was an accomplished goalkeeper for the East County Revolution Soccer Club," located and gave chase to Ramirez, APD said.

According to Antioch police, Guzman "ran across a creek, up a dirt hill, across the freeway, and over a fence," where he eventually caught up with Ramirez, who was attempting to "disguise himself in a bush."

Ramirez was taken to the Martinez Detention Facility for booking. Police said a second person related to the event was also taken into custody for outstanding warrants.

"Crime knows no borders, and we always appreciate the support and assistance from our neighboring agencies," APD said in a statement.

The brush fire is southbound north of Alum Rock Ave. and McKee Road in San Jose, CHP said.

As of 6:30 p.m., Highway 101's third and fourth lanes were blocked. As of 10 p.m., one lane remained blocked. Riders are to expect delays, CHP said.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned to KRON4 for more updates.

Preliminary investigations showed a silver Chrysler 300 driven by a man crashing into another gold Silver 300 traveling westbound. The Silver 300 flipped and came to rest on its roof, blocking lanes.

A few minutes later, a third vehicle, a white Mazda 3 driven by a woman, was traveling on I-80 westbound when it crashed into the Silver 300.

The driver of the gold Chrysler 300 was not injured, CHP said. The woman driving the Mazda 3 sustained major injuries and was transported to the hospital, where she is expected to recover.

The driver of the silver Chrysler 300 sustained major injuries and was taken to the hospital, where CHP said he succumbed to his injuries. Initial investigations determined the driver wasn't wearing his seatbelt during the crash.

The crash is still under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact Contra Costa CHP at (925) 646-4980.

According to the manufacturer, their first facility could come as early as the end of 2025.

Archer will look to build a main base at Oyster Point in South San Francisco, connecting it with routes to Napa, San Jose, Oakland, and Livermore. The company will work with real estate giant Kilroy Realty Corp to make the 50-acre Kilroy Oyster Point waterfront campus.

The aircraft company said on its website that it aims to compete against ground-based ride services like Uber or Lyft by creating a service "with a price equivalent" to its own.

Archer’s flagship design, Midnight, is built for a pilot to fly as many as four passengers and charge for just a few minutes between trips.

Aside from the main air taxi port at Oyster Point, Archer and Kilroy intend to create a “Sea Portal”—a renewable energy-powered development that offers electric ferry services for waterfront-based companies.

In June, Archer received its Part 135 from the FAAA, a certificate allowing them to operate their airline commercially. Archer became one of just two eVTOL manufacturers to earn a Part 135 worldwide.

It expects to install electric charging stations at locations in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Miami by next year. The company also intends to add electric chargers to planned air taxi hubs in Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.

At 10:15 p.m. on Monday, a green truck and a white truck were performing “spinouts” on the park’s lawn, according to the town’s social media. 

Anyone with information or footage regarding the park’s vandalism is asked to call the Town of Discovery Bay at (925) 392-4575. 

According to the city officials, Cornell Park was vandalized twice in one week. 

If residents see other vehicles or people vandalizing the park, the town suggests not interfering and calling the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office at (925) 646-2441.

Yee was last seen on May 28 in Chinatown in San Francisco. Police say he was headed to 95 Kelly Avenue in Half Moon Bay, which is near Half Moon Bay State Beach.

Police said Yee was last seen wearing a black coat and jeans. He is 39 years old, weighs approximately 150 pounds, and is about 5 feet 9 inches tall.

Anybody who spots Yee or has information on him is requested to call SFPD at (737) 471 4709.

At 9:21 a.m., an automatic license plate reader FLOCK alert was received by the Colma PD regarding a vehicle entering the city of Colma. According to the report, the car was stolen out of  San Diego. 

According to Colma PD, the officers located the vehicle near Junipero Serra Boulevard and Colma Boulevard. The officers conducted a felony stop at the location. One person was in the vehicle, according to the Colma PD. 

The driver was identified as 34-year-old Daly City resident Thiago Cachetaorlando. 

Cachetaorlando was arrested and booked into the San Mateo County Jail for taking a vehicle without the owner’s consent and being in possession of a stolen vehicle.

Hongwei Yan was last seen near her residence on the 1700 Block of Clarke Street in San Leandro on Friday around 7:15 a.m. The San Leandro Police Department said Yan suffers from mental health-related ailments. 

Yan is an Asian woman with grey hair. 

Yan speaks Mandarin. According to police, Yan could have Chinese currency on her person, which is Yuan or Renminbi. 

Undersheriff Chris Hsiung is leaving the sheriff's office after less than two years in the role. The undersheriff is second-in-command to Sheriff Christina Corpus.

"After careful consideration, Sheriff Corpus and Undersheriff Chris Hsiung have come to the understanding that it is best for the organization to go in different directions," the sheriff's office said in a press release.

Dan Perea is replacing Hsiung as undersheriff, effective July 1.

"Undersheriff Perea is a distinguished and highly respected figure in the law enforcement community and is expected to bring a dynamic and innovative perspective to our team," the sheriff's office said.

Perea served 33 years with the San Francisco Police Department, where he rose to deputy chief. The sheriff's office did not provide details on the reasons for Hsiung's departure.

"I'm excited for this next chapter, where I'll be able to dedicate my time to coaching, mentoring, and especially the work of The Curve, to help advance our profession forward," Hsiung said on LinkedIn and Instagram. The Curve is a non-profit that aims to modernize policing strategy, advance leadership and evolve culture in police departments.

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A 9:40 a.m. advisory from the Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety said repair crews were working on resolving the issue.

Drivers and pedestrians were urged use caution when traveling through the area.

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Deputies responded to the Joe Rodota Trail at about 8 p.m. after the victim reported an attempted sexual assault. She said she was running on the trail when the suspect approached her between Merced Avenue and Llano Road.

SCSO said he grabbed her backside and forced her to the ground, saying he was going to sexually assault her. The victim fought off the suspect and got away.

Authorities described the suspect as a Hispanic man between 18-20 years old with a thin build and long, black hair. He was wearing a purple hoodie, gray pants and black shoes.

The suspect was last seen going westbound on the trail towards Sebastopol.

Anyone with information is asked to call SCSO at (707) 565-8290.

The shooting happened on the 1200 block of Mission Street at about 7:13 p.m. Officers performed CPR on the victim, who was taken to a hospital and died there.

Officers identified a possible suspect and detained that person. An investigation into the shooting remains ongoing.

Earlier on Friday, another shooting happened just blocks away from where the fatal shooting happened. SFPD responded to the area of 11th Street and Norfolk Street at 2:34 p.m. for a shooting that left a victim with non-life-threatening injuries.

California Highway Patrol initially only reported a car fire at 5:55 p.m. CHP described seeing a black Jaguar in flames and smoke coming from its front end, eventually sparking the surrounding trees on fire.

Approximately five minutes later, CHP said another nearby hill caught fire. At 6:08 p.m., CHP closed the third and fourth lanes on Interstate 580 due to the fire going up the hillside.

At 6:30 p.m., the Oakland Fire Department said nearly 30 firefighters responded to the two-alarm fire and contained all active flames. OFD said no structures were damaged, but crews were still looking for hotspots.

As of 9 p.m., CHP said all lanes were back open. OFD said traffic is moving slowly. No injuries have been reported. OFD said they will be on fire watch with the Oakland Zoo all night to monitor the area.

BPD said the scams are conducted by people impersonating U.S. government officials or acting as customer support for "a financial technology company."

According to BPD, the scammers posing as government officials would contact Brentwood residents and claim their financial accounts were hacked. The scammers would then persuade residents to turn their financial assets into gold bars, police said.

Once victims confirm that they've purchased the gold bars, police said the scammers would then send someone out to meet with the victim to collect the bars.

"We want to remind our community to always be aware of these scams, and if something doesn't feel right, then it probably isn't," BPD said. Police asked to call BPD before sending money or giving personal information away.

McClish was reported missing on June 15 by his family. They had not seen him since June 11.

Multiple people said they heard someone yelling for help but could not find the stranded person. A Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office drone spotted McClish in the forest near Foreman Creek between Empire Grade and Big Basin Highway.

"We are grateful to have taken part in the rescue of McClish with the help and support of our mutual aid partners," Cal Fire's San Mateo-Santa Cruz unit said.