Bay Area

FREMONT — Three people were arrested after a car jacking, police chase and collision with unsuspecting victims on Interstate 680 in Contra Cost and Santa Clara counties.

It started just past 5 p.m., when the suspects approached a woman in a store parking lot on Stevenson Boulevard near Blacow, according to police.

While the suspects were able to take the the car and flee before police responded,  a surveillance system quickly tracked the vehicle to the city’s north side.

When police attempted to apprehend the suspects, they fled onto 1-680. In Santa Clara County, they plowed into a vehicle near the interstate’s Landess Avenue exit in Milpitas.

The crash ejected one of the suspects, who was taken to the hospital.  California Highway Patrol is investigating the collision. Further information about victims in the other vehicle has yet to be released by law enforcement.

NEWARK — A 28-year-old Fremont man died Wednesday when his motorcycle and a vehicle collided at about 9:20 p.m.

The motorcycle was moving riding north on Cedar, when a vehicle make left turn from Dupont collided with it.

The driver of the second vehicle stayed on the scene.

First responders rendered aid in an effort to save the motorcyclist’s life, but he died at the scene.

The crash remains under investigation. The name of the victim is being withheld by authorities pending notification of his family.

BRENTWOOD – A 15-year-old boy sustained serious injuries Friday afternoon when he was stuck by a vehicle that fled the scene.

The crime occurred at 3:30 p.m. at Spruce Street and Shasta Daisy Drive, near Liberty High School. The teen was in a crosswalk when police believe a white SUV struck him and sped off.

The boy’s injuries, while serious, are not life threatening, according to published reports. Anyone with information about this crime or potential suspects may contact the Brentwood Police Department.

ALAMEDA — Nathan Stieber is the name of the 37-year-old man who was killed when his vehicle struck a light pole after exiting the Webster Street Tube, the Alameda County Coroner’s Office revealed Friday.

The crash occurred at about 10:45 p.m. , according to reports.  Firefighters extricated Stieber from the wreckage. He was transported to the hospital where he died from his injuries.

The Webster Tube was closed Thursday into Friday, as police gathered evidence. No further information about the crash or its cause has been publicly released.