Woman driving to work killed by a speeding hit and run driver in Brisbane

The family of the 59-year-old Lodi woman says she was just about to arrive at work as an Amazon driver in Brisbane when a speeding driver struck her and another vehicle. The driver fled the scene on foot. But police was able to identify, locate and arrest him just 6 hours later. A judge released the suspect on his own recognizance and ordered him to check in with the San Mateo Count Probation Department to be fitted for a GPS ankle monitor. On Thursday, but the suspect failed to show up. Now, the victim's family is concerned that the hit and run driver will not be brought to justice.

Double homicide in Santa Cruz Mountains

A double homicide investigation is underway in the Santa Cruz Mountain foothills after two bodies were found inside a pickup truck. Loved ones are processing the tragedy. We hear from a friend of one of the victims.

Suspect in firebombing Teslas case arrested | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- authorities in Las Vegas arrested a man they say firebombed several Teslas at a repair center last week, part of a string of vandalism cases targeting Elon Musk's company. The charges the suspect faces at the state and federal level and how investigators tracked him down. Plus -- building fire-resistant homes. We'll take to the Southern California community designed specifically to withstand a destructive wildfire.

VTA checking light rail system amid copper theft

VTA inspectors on Thursday checked methodically roughly 42 miles of light rail line for evidence of copper theft. This, as the authority announced bus service will resume Friday and light rail service Monday following a Santa Clara County Superior Court judge granting an injunction against 1,500 striking ATU local 265 workers.