The Napa County Sheriff's Office identified a man who drowned in Lake Berryessa as a Guatemalan citizen visiting relatives in San Pablo.
Zachery Rose went missing in February 2018. His remains were found about a mile from where he was last seen.
Three other people also died when the vehicle plunged 200 feet onto a train below.
The man was not a San Pablo resident.
The woman's grandson has been arrested on suspicion of homicide. The woman suffered traumatic injuries.
The CHP says the man was a pedestrian who was hit in the dark by a driver who couldn't stop in time. The driver suffered major injuries.
The Interstate Highway 80 wreck happened near state Highway 4.
The crash happened Tuesday morning at the intersection of San Pablo and Ashby avenues in Berkeley.
The crash, which claimed the life of 36-year-old David Gonzales, happened in the darkness on San Pablo Dam Road east of Clark Road.
The victim was identified Monday as 26-year-old Gabriel Roberts.
The man was identified on Saturday as 40-year-old William Cody Tate of San Pablo.
The crash happened down in Newark late last month.
The CHP believes the man suffered a medical emergency, causing the crash.
The crash impacted Monday's morning commute.
Investigators are calling the drowning an accident.
The pedestrian died after being hit by a car in Oakland.
The crash happened Friday night on on Richmond Parkway.
The suspect has not been arrested.
The victim had been shot several times, according to an autopsy performed Monday.
The girl was riding in a car that was sandwiched between two others on I-680 last Friday.
The deadly crash happened early Friday morning on Interstate Highway 80 in Crockett.
He was shot at a convenience store in Richmond last week.
The victim was identified today.
The man died early Wednesday morning.
She was killed Monday morning near Pinole. (Breaking)
A bystander gave him CPR until emergency crews arrived. The teen was a senior at Pittsburg High School.
She was killed Wednesday afternoon in a single-vehicle, rollover crash.
He crashed his vehicle and died at a hospital a short time later.
The Capitol Corridor train was blazing along at 79 Miles per hour when the man was struck.
He was shot to death in the early morning hours Sunday.
The CHP is investigating the man's death as a hit-and-run.
A “celebration of life” is scheduled on Sept. 13.
Schmidt, 85, was a retired PG&E executive.
Fire Capt. Rich Voisey died earlier this month after a nearly two-year battle with brain cancer.
A salute to colorectal surgeon Dr. Gordy Klatt who died on August 3.
Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner says Mandela's example will live on forever.