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1 day ago | hoodline.com | Tony Ng

Yesterday's commute on Interstate 280 in Cupertino took a turn for the hazardous when a rogue wheel spurred a multi-vehicle collision. The Santa Clara County Fire Department reported to the scene near Foothill Expressway at about 10:34 AM after the detached wheel disrupted traffic and damaged several cars. According to a social media post from the Santa Clara County Fire Department, Engines 76 and 77 were dispatched promptly to the incident.

1 day ago | hoodline.com | David Lee

Source: Facebook/Nevada County Sheriff's OfficeAn intricate partnership between the Nevada County Sheriff's Office and Grass Valley Police Department resulted in arrests and drug firearm seizures this past week. According to a Facebook post by the Nevada County Sheriff's Office, two individuals, Kalen Turner of Nevada City, and Katriena Mulligan of Grass Valley, faced serious charges following a well-timed intervention by law enforcement on the afternoon of June 3, 2025.

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Tony Ng

San Francisco police said a 51-year-old San Francisco man, Neil Peck, also known as Kevin Peck, faces multiple felony charges in connection with a spate of retail thefts. Peck, whose alleged crimes span from October last year to May this year, has been charged under a new theft law backed by Proposition 36, according to Hoodline. The legislation, enacted on December 18, 2024, reclassifies certain petty theft offenses as potential felonies for individuals with previous convictions.

1 day ago | hoodline.com | David Lee

In a revelation that shocks the conscience, the Elk Grove Police Department took to social media to share an egregious offense against a family already reeling from disaster. According to the Elk Grove Police Department Facebook post, a burglary suspect, identified as 31-year-old Marcus Miller, exploited a family's vulnerability by breaking into their partially torched home in the early hours, just one day after a fire inflicted significant damage.

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Lyndsey Parker

A Milwaukee woman has been sentenced to a stiff 15-year term in federal prison for her involvement in creating and distributing child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Wisconsin reports that Chasity Evans, a 38-year-old resident of Milwaukee and Ripley, Tennessee, was convicted and sentenced by U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman last Tuesday, for offenses related to the production of CSAM.