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Pedestrian killed in San Leandro hit-and-run collision; suspect later arrested

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

SAN LEANDRO — A woman was killed in a hit-and-run traffic collision early Monday morning and a suspect was later arrested, authorities said.Coroner’s officials did not immediately release the name of the woman, pending confirmation of her identity and notification of her next of kin.The collision happened shortly after 12 a.m. Monday in the 600 block of Lewelling Boulevard.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Man convicted of murder at Montalvin Manor meth house Crime and Public Safety | One person arrested in fatal Antioch shooting Crime and Public Safety | Records raise new questions about County’s response to Fremont toddler fentanyl death Crime and Public Safety | Three detained after an East Bay shooting leaves one dead Crime and Public Safety | Walnut Creek police investigating November death as a homicide Police said the woman was a pedestrian, but it was not clear if she was in a...

More than 3 million Americans are already climate migrants, researchers say

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

Leslie Kaufman | Bloomberg News (TNS)Over the last two decades, as San Antonio and surrounding Bexar County, Texas, grew by more than 600,000 people, some 17% of the city’s blocks experienced a decrease in population.That delta is largely due to flood risk that climate change exacerbates, according to a new report by the First Street Foundation, a data nonprofit with the mission of communicating climate hazards.Bexar — sitting in a swath of Texas known as Flash Flood Alley — is part of a national trend of hyper-local migration to avoid flooding, which is hollowing out blocks within cities, the report finds. The research is based on a model, published Monday in the journal Nature Communications, that looks at population changes using granular U.S. Census Bureau data and controls for factors besides flooding, such as nearby job opportunities and school quality.In all, First Street finds, 3.2 million Americans moved away from high-flood-risk areas between 2000 and 2020. The full extent...

Bay Area rain updates: Flight delays at SFO due to weather

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Widespread rain arrived in the Bay Area Monday morning and has largely moved out to the east. Scattered showers are expected to continue through this evening with additional bands of widespread rain expected Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. San Francisco Bay Area weather radar Follow our live blog for the latest updates on the Bay Area rain this week.Bay Area rain updates:Monday, Dec. 1810:05 a.m. -- Rain impacting morning commute around the Bay AreaKRON4's Michael Thomas reports Marin County. 9:25 a.m. -- Ground stop in effect at SFOAll flights headed to San Francisco that haven't taken off have been held at their points of departure due to wind, according to San Francisco International Airport. The ground stop will remain in effect until 9:45 a.m., the airport said.9:20 a.m. -- Flood Advisory expiresA flood advisory that was in effect across much of the Bay Area earlier Monday morning has expired, according to the NWS...

BART SF line experiencing major delays Monday

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

(BCN) -- BART is reporting a major delay Monday morning on the San Francisco line in the East Bay, SFO and Millbrae directions. The delay is due to an equipment problem at the 24th St. Mission Station in San Francisco, which is closed, BART officials said in an advisory shortly before 10 a.m. Suspect in $1M crime ring involving check fraud and identity theft arrested In addition, BART is running trains at slower speeds due to wet weather. BART passengers are urged to check the BART official app or bart.gov. BART crews are investigating the equipment issue, officials said on social media.Copyright © 2023 Bay City News, Inc.

Suspect in $1M crime ring involving check fraud and identity theft arrested

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

(KRON) -- A Sunnyvale man who was the primary suspect in a crime ring involving check fraud and identity theft was arrested last week, according to the San Jose Police Department. Detectives from SJPD's Financial Crimes Unit began investigating a series of cases involving check fraud and identity theft back in May of 2022.The crimes involved multiple victims and a loss of over $1 million, according to police. Beloved Fremont restaurant closing after 46 years During the course of the lengthy investigation 30-year-old John Mahoni of Sunnyvale was identified as the primary suspect. Crimes linked to Mahoni included:Altering money ordersPrinting fraudulent checksTheft of personal checksUsing proceeds from criminal enterprises to buy firearms, drugs and jewelryWorking with the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office, SJPD detectives obtained a $1 million warrant for the suspect and a search warrant for his residence. On Dec. 14, SJPD Covert Response Unit officers located and arre...

Dozens of people rally at courthouse for Bay Bridge protesters

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

(KRON) – Protesters rallied for the protesters arrested on the Bay Bridge last month outside the San Francisco courthouse and Hall of Justice on Monday. These individuals are calling for San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins to drop the charges against the Bay Bridge protesters.  The 80 protesters who shut down the westbound Bay Bridge last month during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit are set to appear in court on Monday. 80 Bay Bridge protesters during APEC to be charged The Bay Bridge protesters’ goal was for President Joe Biden to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and end United States military aid to Israel. The Bay Bridge protest lasted for over two hours, causing a multitude of California Highway Patrol officers to remove them from the bridge. The protesters have been charged with five misdemeanors:  false imprisonment, refusing to comply with a peace officer, unlawful public assembly, refusing to disperse, and obstruction...

Here’s what you need to know about the deadly salmonella outbreak tied to cantaloupes

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

Hundreds of people in the U.S. and Canada have been sickened and at least 10 people have died in a growing outbreak of salmonella poisoning linked to contaminated whole and pre-cut cantaloupe.Health officials are warning consumers, retailers and restaurants not to buy, eat or serve cantaloupe if they don’t know the source. That’s especially important for individuals who are vulnerable to serious illness from salmonella infection and those who care for them. High-risk groups include young children, people older than 65 and those with weakened immune systems. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is especially concerned because many of the illnesses have been severe and because victims include people who ate cantaloupe served in childcare centers and long-term care facilities. Here’s what we know about this outbreak:How many people have been sickened in the cantaloupe salmonella outbreak?Overall, at least 302 people in the U.S. and 153 in Canada have been sickened in thi...

Movie Review: Auto pioneer Enzo Ferrari gets a solid biopic but it doesn’t make the heart race

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

Napoleon Bonaparte. Leonard Bernstein. Willy Wonka. Aquaman — there are a ton of Guy Movie Heroes out there as 2023 ends. And yet up zooms another — in “Ferrari.”Director Michael Mann has put his stylish spotlight on yet one more stoic, brilliant and broken uber-masculine dudes, Enzo Ferrari. The movie is set during a turbulent few months in 1957 when the Italian automaker’s private and professional lives threatened to careen out of control.It’s a solid vehicle but it will leave you, well, unmoved.“Ferrari” has excellent work by Adam Driver as Ferrari, aged up two decades with grey at his temple, sunglasses clamped to his head at all times and a frosty demeanor. When we meet him, Ferrari is at a crossroads. He needs to ramp up production and sell hundreds of cars a year or risk bankrupting the company that he and his wife, Laura, have built from the ashes of world war.Enzo and Laura are still recovering from losing a son to muscular dystrophy but she doesn’t know t...

The Cowboys know they gave playoff opponents a blueprint by getting run over by the Bills

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

The only thing that went right for the Dallas Cowboys in Buffalo came before the 31-10 loss to the Bills, when they wrapped up a third consecutive trip to the playoffs because of Atlanta losing.The most recent time the Cowboys did that, they were in a six-year postseason stretch that included three Super Bowl titles in the 1990s.Dallas knows how teams will try to prevent the club’s deepest playoff run since those days: attack the club’s run defense.Buffalo’s James Cook had 179 yards rushing, the most for one running back in a game against the Cowboys since Alfred Morris had 200 in the final game of 2012.The 266 yards rushing for the Bills were the most against Dallas since 2020, the year before defensive coordinator Dan Quinn arrived and fixed one of the worst defensive units in franchise history.For all the progress the Cowboys (10-4) have made under Quinn with turnovers and sacks, stopping the run has been a problem.With the playoffs fast approaching, the issue t...

Las dudas y expectativas tras el anuncio de la guerrilla del ELN de dejar de secuestrar en Colombia

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:00:26 GMT

(CNN Español) — El secuestro del papá del futbolista de la selección colombiana de fútbol, Luis Díaz, puso en peligro la continuidad de los diálogos de paz entre el gobierno colombiano y la guerrilla del Ejército de Liberación Nacional, ELN. El contundente rechazo de la opinión pública en el país y la presión de la comunidad internacional hicieron que los jefes de ese grupo armado ilegal reconocieran que fue un error y dieran la orden a sus hombres de dejarlo en libertad. Luis Manuel Díaz posteriormente fue entregado a una comisión humanitaria de delegados de la iglesia católica y las Naciones Unidas.Desde entonces, los países garantes del proceso de paz (Brasil, Cuba, Chile, México, Noruega y Venezuela) al igual que los delegados de la ONU aunaron esfuerzos para que no se aplazara el quinto ciclo de negociaciones que terminó este 17 de diciembre en México con el anuncio de que la guerrilla del ELN dejará de secuestrar a finales de enero de 2024, cuando se vencería el primer p...