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Just before 4:30 a.m., police responded to “multiple callers” reporting a man firing a gun near the corner of Lynette Way and Duffy Way. When officers arrived, the man shot at them before fleeing, police said. … [Read more...] about S.J. police searching for man who shot at officers investigating shooting

The incident began around 10:36 p.m. in the drive-thru lane of the Taco Bell restaurant located at 974 Admiral Callaghan Lane. Vallejo police said an employee called 911 to report a man slumped over the driver’s seat of a Mercedes was parked in the drive-thru. … [Read more...] about Special Prosecutor: Vallejo Police Acted In Self-Defense In Willie McCoy Officer-Involved Shooting

Livermore Retailer Dom’s Outdoor Outfitters To Close PermanentlyDom’s Outdoor Outfitters announced on Facebook Wednesday they were calling it quits after 51 years of selling sporting goods in Livermore. By sunrise Thursday, people were already in line for the first day of the shop’s liquidation sale. The initial discounts were modest for now, but will get bigger as the store’s final closure nears. Dom’s was offering 20% off rain gear and 50% off Boy Scout uniforms. Levi’s jeans and Yeti coolers were selling at 10% off. Kim Burnett, who grew up in Livermore, was here to buy some ammunition that was marked down 10%. Read More … [Read more...] about Bay Area COVID Roundup: Vaccine Rollout Seeing Mixed Results; Seniors Facing Vaccine ‘Logistical Nightmare’; San Jose State Women’s Basketball Cancels Season

The county also requires anyone returning from more than 150 miles away to quarantine for 10 days; the university said such quarantines would begin immediately. It added: “Individuals that are currently in quarantine or isolation will remain in Arizona. They will not return to San Jose until completion of the quarantine or isolation.” … [Read more...] about Coronavirus cited as San Jose State cancels rest of women’s basketball season

"We learned about an outbreak of pneumonia of unknown origin in Wuhan, China, on December 30, not through that country’s official channels, as required under the international health regulations, but through media monitoring that we do, as well as through a notification from Taiwan’s Economic and Cultural office here in the United States," Azar said during a virtual discussion with The Heritage Foundation. "One of the very first ways the U.S. government was notified of a novel virus in mainland China, was by people from Taiwan." … [Read more...] about Coronavirus deaths worldwide top 2M, Johns Hopkins University reports