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One dead in wrong-way crash on East Bay highway near Antioch Bridge
The crash happened about 9:25 p.m. on eastbound Highway 4 at the split for Highway 160 and kept that portion of the highway closed into Wednesday morning. All lanes finally were opened about 6:25 a.m. The latter highway takes drivers over the Antioch Bridge.
Wrong-way driver dies in crash on Antioch highway after deputies cancel chase
A driver going the wrong way on the Highway 4-Highway 160 interchange in Antioch was killed in a crash that injured three motorists. The wreck happened minutes after Contra Costa County sheriff's deputies said they had stopped chasing the driver.
The indictments come barely five weeks after FBI agents raided the home of longtime political fixer Mary Jo Rossi.
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Father-son developers accused of trying to bribe Antioch city councilmemberTwo property developers – a father and son – are accused of trying to bribe an Antioch city council member. The U.S.
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A father and son who run an East Bay property development company were reported to the FBI after allegedly trying to bribe an ...
At one point, the motorcyclist pulled an alleged CO2 gun and fired multiple rounds at a truck for cutting him off, police say ...
A substation will be set up to increase police presence at Sycamore Square shopping center, which is part of the notorious ...
ANTIOCH, Tenn. (WZTV) — One person was injured in a shooting that occurred overnight in Antioch, Metro Police report. The ...
Antioch Interim Police Chief Joe Vigil and Interim Assistant City Manager Brad Helfenberger will both take their jobs on a ...
Two East Bay property developers were charged with bribery Tuesday after an Antioch city councilmember reported them to the ...
The mosaic has quite the history as a living room in ancient Antioch, now modern Turkey, and a dance floor in Worcester.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Update: A man was rushed to the hospital after a shooting in Antioch on Monday afternoon, according ...
The federal indictment says a councilmember secretly videotaped meetings where developers slipped them $5,000 in bribes.
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