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A mother and daughter died in Northern California over the weekend when their car fell 70 feet from a cliff.

Two women die after plunging nearly 100-feet in Bodega Bay FacebookTwitterEmail A car carrying two women plunged over a cliff in the Bodega Bay area, and both died. A south-facing view from Bodega Head, a rocky promontory that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor, is pictured.Paul Chinn / The Chronicle 2020 Two women died after the car they were in plunged over a cliff and dropped close to 100-feet into Bodega Bay coastal waters, authorities said Sunday. Firefighters arrived at the west parking lot of the Bodega Bay Head Trail at 11:05 a.m. Saturday after receiving reports that a vehicle car...

California Oct 29, 2019 Almost two dozen smaller Northern California cities and towns are at risk of gridlock in the event of an evacuation such as the ones ordered this past weekend because of the Kincade wildfire, according to a recent analysis by the firm StreetLight Data. Stephen Stock reports on a story that first aired Tuesday, Oct. 28. California Oct 29, 2019 The fire prompted the largest evacuation in Sonoma County history. People were stuck in traffic for hours, trying to get to a safe place. With devastating fires hitting Northern California regular...

April 5, 2021 Officials say two women died after their car went over a cliff in Sonoma County. The crash happened over the weekend when the car was coming from the Bodega Head west parking lot. The car ran over a guardrail and then fell 100 feet down the cliffside, landing on its roof in the tidal pools below. The two victims were dead by the time emergency crews were able to get to the car. The California Highway Patrol has taken over the investigation into the crash. Quick Links

Maria Teixeira, 64, and daughter Elizabeth Correia, 41, died over the weekend Witnesses watched as their SUV drove through a parking lot without braking before plunging off a cliff at a popular coastal overlook in California  Vehicle plunged down 100 feet before landing on the rocks below, police said  The cause of the weekend crash is still under investigation, authorities said