The suspect stole cash the woman had recently withdrawn from an ATM, along with her purse, police said.
The driver was taken into custody on suspicion of unlawful discharge of pepper spray, police said.
The crash happened just before 1:40 p.m. at Hastings and Keats streets, police said.
The crash happened early Wednesday near Auto Mall Parkway, authorities said.
Some of the bombs were meant to target government officials, according to authorities.
The driver was unresponsive when police and paramedics arrived.
Police say they found the woman while responding to a welfare check.
The suspect was located at a warehouse in Fremont, police said.
FBI agents found 8,000 videos, most of which contained child sexual abuse, on a hard drive at the defendant's home, prosecutors said.
The crash happened on Sept. 11, police said.
This was Fremont's seventh traffic death of the year, police said.
This was the city's eighth traffic death this year, authorities said.
A police helicopter crew helped get a 7-year-old suffering a heat-related medical emergency off the peak, officials said.
Ventura County prosecutors charged the Fremont resident with several crimes, including grand theft.
The cause of the plane crash remains under investigation.
Police did not say what could have caused the driver to fall asleep while driving.
The assault happened on Aug. 16, according to police.
This is Fremont's third homicide this year, police said.
The girl has been reunited with her mother, police said.
Police say the suspect was dancing and spitting at passing vehicles.
The driver was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest, police said.
The woman died on Aug. 12, in what fire officials believe was a "cooking-related" blaze.
The scammers pretend to be from the Planning, Building and Safety, or other divisions within the city, police said.
Police did not say what led up to the road rage incident.
Police say the suspect was stealing from a store and flashed a gun at employees trying to intervene.
Fire officials say the blaze broke out on Wednesday morning at 4200 Irvington Ave.
Police say the suspect was hospitalized after the crash.
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Children were inside the home at the time, but were unaware the suspect entered, police said.
The victim's wife told the defendant he "destroyed" her children's future, according to an East Bay Times report.
Police believe the home was cased with trail cameras before being burglarized, according to an East Bay Times report.
An Aegis Living spokesperson told CBS News Bay Area that the person arrived at the center armed "following a family dispute."
Prosecutors say the suspect stabbed a man in the neck.
Skimmers are made to look like a part of a payment device and are used to steal card information.
Police said that anyone who knows about his whereabouts should call 911.
Police say the suspects injured the woman during the robbery.
Fremont police say the suspect had outstanding felony and misdemeanor warrants.
Police say they were able to track down the suspects with the help of a witness.
Police say the woman was approached by someone claiming to be with the FBI.
Jeffrey Ying admitted to replacing the manuscript with a "dummy" one.