Antioch

Kevion Blocker, a 20-year-old Antioch resident, is wanted for a shooting that was reported at 10:21 a.m. on Oct. 28 at the Williamson Ranch Plaza shopping center in the 4800 block of Lone Tree Way, according to police.

Bay Area gang members have been linked to a surge of vehicle break-ins at tourist locations in Los Angeles.

A woman accused of deliberately running her car over a barber in Antioch over an argument over a haircut pleaded not guilty to attempted murder on Friday. 

The traffic alert was issued at 1:23 p.m. by the California Highway Patrol. Motorists are advised to expect delays and use alternate routes to avoid the area.

Police said the suspect, 28-year-old Ruby Delgadillo of Brentwood, was accompanied by an attorney when she turned herself in to Detective Tom Smith, but refused to provide a statement.

A GoFundMe page has raised $4,965 for Brian Martin, the owner of Delta Barber Shop, who was hurt when a mother became upset over her son's haircut and rammed her car into his storefront last Wednesday. 

Officers say Ruby Delgadillo of Brentwood is still outstanding and likely driving her car, which has a license plate number, California license plate 8LHB387.

The 911 calls came just after 11:30 p.m. Wednesday regarding shots being fire in the 2100 block of Peppertree Way.

The suspects crashed the vehicle on the freeway off-ramp before fleeing on foot.

Both boys are juveniles and it wasn't immediately clear if they were going to be charged as adults or if they have attorneys. 

The family of 17-year-old Aliciabelen Villa, who the coroner on Thursday identified as the teen killed in an Antioch shooting, suffered two grave tragedies in less than a month.

Video at the scene showed a bullet hole had shattered the front windshield of a silver car.

BART officials are reporting trains on the Antioch line will travel on a single track between the Orinda and Walnut Creek stations on Saturday.

There are 20-minute delays Wednesday morning on BART's Antioch line in both directions due to a power problem on the tracks, according to the transit agency.

The Bay Area has a bunch to offer— scenic views, amazing food, prestigious universities. But stack that up against the exorbitant cost of living and long commutes times, the happiness meter toggles back and forth. 

Jimmy Gordon is a Vietnam veteran still living with battle scars from shrapnel. Once homeless and drug addicted, Gordon says he's found stability in this informal RV community on private property in northeast Antioch.