And Now, A Word For Our Flashers…

And Now, A Word For Our Flashers…

Announcements NEWS24-680
Jun 8, 2020

We have this nifty little alert system set up and it has proven quite popular. Many of you know we call it The Flash – for those nerve jangling alerts we used to get on our newsroom wire machines way back when. We’ve always advised interested parties to sign up for this gizmo – which…

Fatal Crash On Northbound I680 In Danville Sunday

Fatal Crash On Northbound I680 In Danville Sunday

Police/Fire NEWS24-680
Jun 7, 2020 26

Two people were killed in a multiple car, multiple injury collision on northbound I680 south of El Cerro in Danville early Sunday. The crash was reported just before 4 a.m. with fire and California Highway Patrol officers locating several cars strewn along the stretch of road. Two people were pronounced dead at the scene. Reports…

Two-Alarm Grass Fire Brought To A Halt In Concord Saturday

Two-Alarm Grass Fire Brought To A Halt In Concord Saturday

Police/Fire NEWS24-680
Jun 6, 2020

A swift-moving grass fire consumed 136 acres of grassland and a building of unspecified type at Highway 4 and Willow Pass Road in Concord Saturday. The blaze, reported at 4:56 p.m. and reported out by 6:40 p.m. was elevated to two alarms with aerial tankers making drops to support crews on the ground. There were…

More Protests Planned In The 24/680 Wednesday

More Protests Planned In The 24/680 Wednesday

Local Scene NEWS24-680
Jun 3, 2020 1

The wave of protests sweeping the county following the death of a Minneapolis man at the hands of police continues to roil Wednesday with planned demonstrations in Danville-San Ramon and other “actions” signaled for other areas. Local businesses have hardened their storefronts accordingly, as have many public offices and buildings, in advance of planned demonstrations…

Sheriff Livingston Issues Advisory On Curfews, Safety Concerns During Unrest

Sheriff Livingston Issues Advisory On Curfews, Safety Concerns During Unrest

Police/Fire NEWS24-680
Jun 1, 2020 1

This is a message from Contra Costa Sheriff David Livingston: Due to continuing civil unrest, ongoing disturbances and sporadic looting of businesses, all Contra Costa residents are encouraged to remain indoors today, June 1st  from 8:00 PM until tomorrow, June 2nd at 5:00 AM. There is currently NO countywide curfew order.  However, that is subject to change. …