3 3 heroin appears to be the cause of another frightening situation on a local interstate. This one involves a 7 month old baby. And his car rolled several times yesteray on i275 near 471 in campbell county. That baby and another passenger were thrown out of the car. And right now theyre in critical condition. Police believe the driver was high on heroin. And he was killed. Local 12s rob braun spent the last month working with police. Covering the growing problem of people using heroin and getting behind the wheel. Thursday at six. He will have a special report on the efforts to get these most dangerous of drivers off your streets. 3 police say a group of local rappers are responsible for some shootings and selling drugs. F d D Entertainment is a group of rappers based in the west end. Police say theyre responsible for some shootings including a triple shooting on linn street last may. Friday night, police say they pulled over jerry black the c e o of f d d and found marijuana. Officer
Officials report six aftershocks today. The latest around 12 30 this afternoon, about four miles from american canyon. The u. S. Geological survey believes this map today showing where more than 1,400 people reported feeling those aftershocks. The blue shades represent the areas where people reported shaking from clear lake all the way to san jose and east practically to stockton. Alisa harrington is joining us now live outside of city hall with more on the recovery. Reporter well, there is still a lot to do. Power has been restored, but water, thats an entirely different story. Were actually hearing about more breaks and more leaks, and city Officials Say thats because when crews go out to make one repair, a lot of times they are finding additional problems. Water gushes from a broken water pipe on napas floral street. Another on homewood avenue. No utility crews in sight. And more water pools here also from a leaky pipe. I know its a waste of water. And, you know, its just sad becaus
Harlington Cemetery will be the site of a celebration sponsored by the Waverly Historic Preservation Commission (WHPC) on Saturday, May 11. To focus attention on May as National Preservation Month,