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EAST BAY, CA — Before you head out the door, check out Patch's daily traffic report — which covers closures, crashes, hazards and SigAlerts across the Bay Area. Here are the latest traffic updates that will impact your travel on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. Notably, all lanes are blocked near the 680/84 intersection due to a SigAlert. Delays are also reported on 24 near Oakland.Use the map to zoom in on your commute for real-time traffic updates. Scroll down past the map for major incidents and closures in your area. IncidentsFind out what's happening in Pleasantonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Traffic Collision and Severe traffic alert on I-680 Northbound at CA-84 E (Sunol). All lanes blocked. Avoid the area. Traffic Hazard on CA-24 Eastbound west of Claremont Ave (Oakland). Lane affected. Expect delays. Find out what's happening in Pleasantonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Residual delays on I-80 Westbound at El Portal Dr (San Pablo). All lanes open. Expect delays. Residual delays on I-680 Northbound at N Capitol Ave (San Jose). Right shoulder affected. Expect delays.Disabled tractor trailer on CA-92 Westbound east of US-101 N (San Mateo). Right lane blocked. Expect delays. Severe traffic alert and Traffic Collision with Injuries and Overturned vehicle on CA-17 Northbound south of S Santa Cruz Ave (Los Gatos). Left lane blocked. Expect delays.Traffic Collision on I-80 Westbound east of Fremont St (San Francisco). Left lanes blocked. Expect delays. Fog on US-101 Northbound and Southbound at Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco). Lanes affected. Traffic advisory in effect. ClosuresEmergency construction on I-680 Northbound at CA-84 E (Sunol). All lanes closed until 10 AM. Roadwork on I-580 Eastbound at Richmond San Rafael Bridge (Richmond). Right shoulder closed. Expect delays. Long-term construction on I-580 Eastbound entering at Bayview Ave (Richmond). On Ramp closed. Expect delays. Roadwork and Long-term construction on CA-82 Northbound at W Charleston Rd (Palo Alto). Right lane closed until 3 PM. Long-term construction on CA-9 Northbound at CA-236 (Unincorporated). Lane blocked. Expect delays. Bridge work on I-80 Westbound entering at Sonoma Blvd (Vallejo). On Ramp closed until midnight. Roadwork on CA-29 Southbound at Deer Park Rd (St Helena). Lane closed. One way traffic control in effect. Roadwork on CA-92 Westbound at San Mateo Bridge - Toll Plaza (Hayward). Right lane and shoulder closed. Expect delays. Roadwork on US-101 Northbound between Bridgeway (Sausalito) and CA-1 N (Sausalito). Lanes closed until 8 AM.Get more

LONG BEACH, CA — Long Beach police shot and critically wounded an armed-robbery suspect after he crashed a vehicle, authorities said Monday. The shooting triggered a SigAlert shutting down the eastbound and westbound Pacific Coast Highway off-ramps from the southbound Long Beach (710) Freeway until 8 a.m.The shooting occurred about 10:45 p.m. Sunday in the 1700 block of Harbor Avenue, according to the Long Beach Police Department. The chain of events started in Signal Hill, a city surrounded by the city of Long Beach, according to Signal Hill police Sgt. A. Gabaldon.Find out what's happening in Los Angelesfor free with the latest updates from Patch.There was a "small pursuit," Gabaldon told City News Service. The man was suspected of robbing a grocery store at gunpoint, according to Long Beach police Officer Ivan Garcia. The suspect fled as Signal Hill police arrived at the robbery scene.Find out what's happening in Los Angelesfor free with the latest updates from Patch.Signal Hill police lost sight of the silver sedan in the area of Willow Street and Atlantic Avenue, Garcia said. They provided information about the robbery and pursuit to Long Beach police. The suspect crashed the car into another vehicle at Harbor Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway and arriving officers recognized the car, he said."The driver of the vehicle had fled the scene on foot and a community member in the area pointed out the driver to officers," Garcia said. "Officers contacted the driver, who was armed with a firearm, and an officer involved shooting occurred." The suspect was taken by paramedics to a hospital, where he was in critical condition, Garcia said. No officers were injured and a loaded firearm was recovered at the scene.The suspect's name has not been released. The California Highway Patrol issued a SigAlert at 12:01 a.m., for the eastbound and westbound Pacific Coast Highway off-ramps from the southbound Long Beach (710) Freeway. The ramps were reopened about 8 a.m., the CHP reported. The officers who located the suspect were assigned to combat the recent spike in violent crime in Long Beach, Garcia said.City News Service

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