Robbery suspect crashes into Hayward police patrol vehicle
According to a police spokesperson, at least one suspect was in the stolen vehicle and was wanted by police in connection to a robbery. The suspect was evading officers at the time of the crash, however police say this was not a chase.
Witnesses to injury crash on San Mateo bridge sought
The accident reported at 1:48 a.m. about one-half-mile west of the toll plaza, where a 25-year-old woman was in a black 2014 Volkswagen Jetta sedan stopped on the right shoulder.
Family seeks to shed light on Marine’s death, California’s lax isolation laws
Edwin Villalta’s treatment and the events that led to his death not only haunt his family to this day, they raise serious questions about how county jails across the state care for people with mental illness and how they use isolation cells. Villalta’s story also sheds light on California’s lax laws governing the amount of time inmates can be held in solitary confinement.
Woman recounts trying to save BART stabbing victim
A woman describes the chaotic knife fight on a BART train that left a good Samaritan dead. The woman, a nursing student, comforted the victim as she applied pressure to his stab wounds.
BART stabbing suspect makes court appearance, charged with murder
New details emerge in the case of the BART fatal-stabbing suspect. Brim charged with murder, doesn't enter plea.
Suspect in fatal BART stabbing walked away from San Leandro Hospital
The suspect in a fatal stabbing during a fight on a BART train at the transit agency's South Hayward station Tuesday afternoon walked away from a San Leandro Hospital sometime prior to the crime occurring, according to BART officials.
Homeless navigation center to open this week in Hayward
Hayward's first homeless navigation center is set to open Tuesday. The center will provide transitional housing and services to up to 45 homeless people living in and around the city.
Hayward set to open its first homeless navigation center on Tuesday
In an industrial section of Hayward, workers are putting finishing touches on the city's first homeless navigation center. It has 45 beds and is set to open Tuesday November 19, after the city formally unveils it the day before.
On The Record: Bay Area Police Chiefs
KTVU News Anchor Mike Mibach sat down with 3 Bay Area Police Chiefs for an open conversation about a number of policing topics in their cities, and across the country.
Homeless family finds help, hope through Hayward-based housing program
A family who became homeless when the man lost his job found help and new hope through the Family Emergency Shelter Coalition in Hayward.
Students partake in Alameda County Sheriff's use of force training
High school students in the East Bay got a firsthand look at what it's like to walk in the shoes of an Alameda County Sheriff deputy. The sheriff's department offered students a use of force training course complete with simulations of aggressive suspects. KTVU's Paul Chambers reports.
