Driver charged in deadly Cupertino crash

The driver accused of causing a fiery car crash that killed a toddler this weekend has been charged with murder. That crash happened Friday afternoon near the intersection of North Tantau and Prune Ridge Avenues in Cupertino. According to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, Eric Chen Su was driving at about 100 miles per hour in a 30 mile per hour zone when he slammed into a stopped sedan carrying a woman and a toddler. Both the woman and the toddler were taken to the hospital, but the toddler later died. The sheriff's office says Sue did not apply his brakes before that crash and called it a heartbreaking tragedy. Four people, including one juvenile, now under arrest in connection with a deadly stabbing in East Oakland. According to investigators, the suspects are from Oakland, San Leandro, and Hayward. The victim, whose identity has not been released, was stabbed multiple times during a fight yesterday afternoon right on International Boulevard. Investigators say they're still looking for witnesses to come forward. Nima Momeni has been sentenced to 16 years to life in prison for stabbing and killing Cash App founder Bob Lee in April of 2023. Momeni was convicted of second-degree murder in December of 2024. Defense attorneys had argued that Momeni was acting in self-defense and that Lee attacked Momeni while under the influence of drugs. Members of both Lee and Momeni's family were in court for the sentencing. Unfortunately, there's no way that we can go back and rewrite the past, but I pray for Bob and his children. I don't think he took accountability for this at all, right? He's been adjudicated as a murderer. This was murder too. He's obviously done this and he's still trying to escape the consequences or escape liability. The judge also rejected Momeni's for a new trial, his attorneys have said they plan to appeal. The woman who was arrested inside a notorious squatter house in San Francisco's upscale Seacliff neighborhood has been charged with a number of crimes. Diana Pang is now facing several charges that include drug possession and animal neglect. The home on 32nd Avenue near California Street has been at the center of a year-long saga tied to deeds to the house and constant complaints from neighbors over squatters. Police say the community's vigilance ultimately helped them gather enough cause to search that home. Our officers booked Peng on charges, including being a felon in possession of a firearm, felon in possession of ammunition, narcotics charges, and driving without a license. During our search of the home, officers located seven dogs that were being neglected inside the home. We additionally booked, Peng on charges of failing to provide proper care for animals. It's not clear whether anyone else was squatting in the home at the time, but police say they have blocked it off so no one else can get in. The investigation is still ongoing. Next to 10.