DEVELOPING: Businesses on the 400 block of Lytton Avenue in Palo Alto are being evacuated as officers respond to a bomb threat, police say.
Officers got the call at 11:42 a.m. about someone making a bomb threat to a business on that street. That business, and those adjacent to it, were evacuated out of precaution.
They ask everyone avoid Lytton Avenue from Cowper to Waverley streets.The business, as well as immediately adjacent businesses have been evacuated as a precaution. Expect traffic delays in the areas of Lytton @ Cowper St. and Lytton @ Waverley St.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
East Palo Alto man accused of sending dog to charge at policeA 30-year-old man has been charged with two counts of assault for allegedly releasing his aggressive dog to charge at police officers outside of a home in East Palo Alto last weekend, prompting them to open fire at the dog.
Read more »
Driver crashes off 400-foot California cliff, gets rescued thanks to iPhone alertA man who drove off a 400-foot cliff was saved after his iPhone alerted the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department about the crash, police said. First responders received a message from the driver&…
Read more »
Wildfire burns 400 acres in Gunnison County evacuation order postedThe Lowline fire in Gunnison County has burned 400 acres and is 0% contained according to the GMUG Fire Information.
Read more »
Rumored 'DALL-E 3' Images Leaked Online and They Are ImpressiveImages allegedly generated with a brand new version of OpenAI’s DALL-E have been leaked online and they are exceptional.
Read more »
People in the US passed swine flu to pigs nearly 400 times in 12 yearsA particular strain of swine flu was first recorded in people in 2009. Since then, humans have passed the strain to pigs at least 370 times in the US
Read more »
Interactive: Search for the latest PCE inflation trends of almost 400 itemsUse MarketWatch's tool to search for the year-over-year change in PCE inflation for every product reported by the Commerce Department
Read more »