Deadly Police Shooting + Fuel Spills Into Marsh: NorCal In Brief

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA - We've rounded up the stories you may have missed over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

A man in Fairfield was shot by police following an armed standoff with police, according to the Fairfield Police Department. The man was said to have injured family members and threatened to burn their house down.

Chaos and long road closures ensued when a truck flipped over and spilled into the Napa-Sonoma Wildlife Area, a protected wildlife habitat with over 15,000 acres of marsh and wetland habitat.

A man convicted of robbing casino customers all across the Bay Area was sentenced, according to the Attorney General’s office.

Two men were also arrested on charges of injuring an officer and resisting arrest after they drove over 100 miles an hour the wrong way on the freeway, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. Police say they searched the home and found illegal drugs and unregistered guns.

Here are some other stories you may have missed:

Driver Killed In Wine Country Crash: Highway Patrol
Speed and alcohol were believed to be factors in the overnight crash, according to police

Menlo Park-Atherton Teachers Strike Settled
A tentative agreement has been reached with the union representing teachers in Las Lomitas Elementary School District.

Student Accused Of Bringing Weapon To School
Pacific Grove police safely disarmed a student accused of brandishing an edged weapon at Monterey Bay Charter School.

Fire Burns Along Highway 17: Cal Fire
A wildland fire burned about two acres beside state Highway 17 near the Santa Cruz county line Saturday night, Cal Fire said.

20 Stolen Vehicles Uncovered In Oakland: CHP
Police also say they found two unregistered firearms in the home.

1 Killed In Freeway Collision Between Car & Truck
The crash was reported about 3:10 p.m. on eastbound Interstate Highway 580.