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Stolen big rig driver on the run after ramming police vehicles, authorities say

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

The driver of a stolen big rig remains on the loose after leading officers on a pursuit that ended in Riverside Monday morning. The incident began when Ontario police tried to stop a big rig just after midnight in the area of South Archibald Avenue and Mission Boulevard for missing license plates, Ontario Police Department spokesperson Maqueira confirmed. The driver of the big rig, which was reported stolen out of San Bernardino, failed to yield and a pursuit ensued, Maqueira said. The chase continued on the eastbound 60 Freeway until the driver exited on Market Street in Riverside. Smash-and-grab thieves hit Macy’s in Northridge Mall The driver allegedly rammed police officers after taking them down a dirt pathway, Maqueira said. That's when an officer-involved shooting occurred. No one was injured in the shooting. An active search was underway for the suspect who ran from the big rig and into a riverbed. Riverside police are assisting with the search.

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Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

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Residents say cockroaches, mold and maintenance problems remain at East Bay complex

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

OAKLEY — One family at The Oaks sleeps with the lights on. Not because they are afraid of the dark, but because they fear the cockroaches that come out of their hiding places at night to forage for food – on the counters, table, chairs, cupboards and showers. Everywhere.Even after an exterminator sprayed their apartment this summer, the family, who asked that their names not be used for fear of retribution, was horrified when one daughter found an army of the nocturnal insects invading the kitchen when she got up for some juice one night.“When you spray, you agitate them and it brings them out more,” the mom said. “So it’s kind of a Catch 22. You don’t want more to come out. So what do you do?”The family has had to throw out many of their kitchen items and the bunk beds where roaches had nested. The couch also will be tossed as live roaches were seen walking across it, the mom said.“I have to get rid of the rest of the couch now because my daughter had one crawling...

49ers report card: ‘It was the way it was drawn up, which was sweet’

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

PITTSBURGH — Here is how the 49ers graded in Sunday’s 30-7 season-opening win over the host Steelers:PASS OFFENSE: ATwo plays on the opening drive explained a lot about how this became a rout. First, rather than run on fourth-and-1, George Kittle caught Brock Purdy’s pass in the flat and charged 11 yards to the Steelers’ 34-yard line, which Purdy said went “exactly how we drew it up.” The other play: Purdy’s 8-yard touchdown strike to a wide-open Brandon Aiyuk dead center of the end zone, after Deebo Samuel distracted the defense, which center Jake Brendel described as “the way it was drawn up, which was sweet.” To summarize, the 49ers had months to prepare and practice for this opening drive, and they executed it into a 7-0 lead to neuter a hostile environment. Purdy (19-of-29, 220 yards, two touchdowns; 20 rushing yards) showed last season was no fluke and his elbow is no problem. Aiyuk had eight receptions on eight targets for...

Bay Area native and international master hopes to inspire next generation of chess lovers

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

Growing up in Tiburon, Ladia Jirasek felt like an outsider who didn’t quite fit in with other kids his age who were more interested in playing sports than chess, which he began learning when he was 9 years old.That is, until he began participating in the after-school programs and tournaments offered by Marin Scholastic Chess. He began to feel part the fabric of Marin’s chess world.Now 23, Jirasek is an international master, the second-highest title in chess awarded by the International Chess Federation, and is on a mission to pay it forward and inspire the next generation of chess players in Marin and beyond.Courtesy of Ladia JirasekLadia Jirasek is an international master in chess. A longtime chess coach, he wrote 2021’s “How to Chess,” a guide for beginners. When he’s not mentoring or playing chess, the UC Berkeley graduate works as junior quantitative trader.Q What got you into this?A The first time I saw it the wizard chess scene in “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.” ...

Elon Musk’s X sues California over content moderation law

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

By JOEL ROSENBLATT | BloombergElon Musk’s X Corp. sued California over a law requiring social media companies to explain how their content is moderated.The company that operates the social network that used to be known as Twitter argues the measure, AB 587, interferes with its editorial judgments protected as free speech under the Constitution.When California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill last year, he said it was designed to protect the public by requiring social media companies to reveal their policies on hate speech, disinformation, harassment and extremism on their platforms, and report data on their enforcement of the policies.But the law’s true intent is “to pressure social media platforms to ‘eliminate’ certain constitutionally protected content viewed by the state as problematic,” according to the complaint.Advertisers have fled the platform since Musk bought it for $44 billion last year and started making changes, including reinstating formerly banned users and firi...

California mother of 6-year-old boy accused of manslaughter after her car hits and kills him

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

A 42-year-old Corona resident was arrested on Thursday, Sept. 7, after police say she fatally ran over her 6-year-old son as he ran alongside the car while attempting to open the door.Dunar Larson died at a hospital after being struck on Aug. 22 on Sallie Jeffreys Way, the Corona Police Department said.Investigators learned that Melissa Ann Damron locked Dunar out of her car as she drove away from their home on Clemence Court that morning.“Duner chased after the vehicle and attempted to open her car door.  Melissa continued driving, and Duner fell into the roadway, where he was run over by the car.  Evidence showed Melissa knew Duner was close enough to the vehicle to present a hazard, and she drove with gross negligence, causing her son’s death,” police wrote in a news release.Damron did not appear to be impaired, police said.After a two-week investigation, Damron was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and child endangerment causing death. She posted $50,000 bail and w...

Google, local leaders say huge downtown San Jose village will be built

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

SAN JOSE — A top executive of Google owner Alphabet joined a block party this weekend and made it clear the tech titan aims to build a huge mixed-use neighborhood in downtown San Jose.Ruth Porat, president and chief investment officer with Alphabet, which owns Google, was a featured speaker at the first of what’s expected to be a series of Creekside Socials block parties that Google and real estate firm Jamestown are planning to help create lively activities ahead of the actual construction of the search giant’s downtown San Jose transit village.Ruth Porat, president and chief investment officer of Google owner Alphabet, talks to people gathered at the Creekside Socials block party in the footprint of Google’s proposed transit-oriented village near the Diridon train station in downtown San Jose. (George Avalos/Bay Area News Group)Downtown West, as the future neighborhood is known, would sprout near the Diridon train station and SAP Center on the western ...

Photos: Paul Anka lists his six-acre California estate for $10 million

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

Pop legend Paul Anka has put his Thousand Oaks estate on the market for $10 million.Decorated with Anka’s gold records in MLS photos, this 7,791-square-foot French-style residence features four bedrooms and six bathrooms. It sits at the end of a long driveway on nearly six acres, making it one of the “largest privately gated lots” in Sherwood Country Club, as the listing notes, and offers mountain views.Records show the “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” crooner bought the newer property in 2007 for $3.96 million.The living room. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The family room. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The reimagined gourmet kitchen and pantry. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The formal dining room. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The billiard room. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The recording studio. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The primary bedroom. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The infinity-edge pool. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The glass structure that houses the air-conditioned gym. (Photo by Shawn Cordon)The house sits at the end of a ...

Defunct Sovereign Health to pay $11 million to settle wrongful death lawsuit

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 17:00:50 GMT

Brandon Nelson was an outstanding student at Santa Monica High School. (Courtesy of the Nelson family) Was it lies and sins of omission that killed Brandon Nelson?The promise of a professional mental health team’s care — psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists — that turned out to include guys with experience in furniture moving and construction and credit card processing and house painting, who took online CPR classes, who were too freaked out by his body dangling from the ceiling to recall the address for the 911 dispatcher?Perhaps it was that the company was imploding financially and workers were fleeing. Or that the “facility” where Sovereign Health placed him was little more than a tract home in San Clemente. Or that no one “treating” him on that final day had any clue about his medical history, his psychotic breaks, his desire to die.The powerful anti-psychotic medications he required twice daily were slow to be filled and forgotten on a desk in a corporate office — Nels...