CHP investigate I-80 shooting amid busy holiday travel weekend

Westbound lanes of Interstate 80 near University Avenue in Berkeley were temporarily shut down Saturday at around 11:30 P.M. as CHP investigated a shooting on the freeway. Officers say one car was involved, but that none was injured.

New Mexico judge allegedly killed in murder-suicide

The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office said Judge Diane Albert was found dead inside a home along with her husband and pets.

2 people hospitalized after being bitten inside SF home

Two people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries on Saturday night after being bitten inside a San Francisco home, according to SFPD. 

Man arrested for holding razor blade to woman’s throat on flight to Salt Lake City

A Utah man was arrested and charged after reportedly bringing a straight-edge razor on board a JetBlue plane and holding it to a woman’s throat mid-flight.

Botched Antioch robbery turns fatal, 1 dead, suspect at large

Police are looking for a suspect who allegedly killed a convenience store worker after a robbery went wrong in Antioch. 

Biden, Democrats push for semi-automatic weapons ban

President Joe Biden wants to sign into law a ban on high-powered guns. In July, the Democratic-led House passed legislation to revive a 1990s-era ban on certain semi-automatic guns.

One dead in domestic violence-related stabbing, Fairfield police say

A male victim died from his injuries after a stabbing Wednesday evening in Fairfield. Police say the stabbing was domestic-violence related. 

Bay Bridge shooting victim shares his survival story

Vincent-Ray Williams III said he was on his way to help a homeless woman in San Francisco when he was shot at by someone in another car on the Bay Bridge.

Slain security guard's widow reflects year after killing in Oakland

The widow of a security guard who was shot and killed in downtown Oakland a year ago while protecting a TV reporter said Wednesday that she mourns his loss but is thankful for the support she's received.

Sheng Thao says public safety a top priority when sworn in as Oakland mayor

When Sheng Thao is sworn in as Oakland’s next mayor early next year, she will face major challenges, like a homeless and housing crisis and an uncertain economy. But topping her list of priorities will be taking on the city’s gun violence epidemic, Thao said Wednesday.