UPDATE: SLO woman in critical condition after collision with blood bank bus

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• Two men who were in car that hit SLO building are identified

  Two men who were in car that hit SLO building are identified

  UPDATE 11:58 a.m.: On Tuesday morning, construction was already under way to repair the damage to the SLO Symphony office. One employee was in the building at the moment of impact, but the car crashed into a different room — the office of Executive Director Jim Black.

  The building is owned by Rob Rossi, a local real estate developer. Reconstruction is expected to take more than a week.

  Patty Thayer, SLO Symphony communications director, said it appears that the building’s foundation is so strong that the “car bounced off the wall,” puncturing the drywall and framework but keeping the car from plowing through the building.

• Cambria man identified as driver of car that crashed into bus

  Cambria man identified as driver of car that crashed into bus

  UPDATE: It is proving a challenge to find much identifying information on Brooks, a sheriff's spokesman said today.

  According to Cmdr. Aaron Nix, the situation is “unusual. We’re having a really difficult time in finding information on him. He didn’t have a driver’s license or any other identifying information on him.”

  The man’s name and Cambria residence were gleaned through information connected with his Mercedes. In addition, the Sheriff/Coroner’ Office hasn’t completed its autopsy, said Nix.

• Car crashes into McDonald's on Madonna Road in SLO

  Car crashes into McDonald's on Madonna Road in SLO

  UPDATE 7:15 p.m.: The car that hit the McDonald's restaurant was driven by Verna Gladstone, 85, of Pismo Beach, according to a news release from San Luis Obispo police.

  Heading west on Madonna Road, Gladstone was preparing to turn left into the parking lot when she apparently lost control of her car, police said, and broadsided a vehicle traveling east on Madonna.

  Gladstone's Honda rolled into the McDonald's restaurant, ending up on its roof. Her car suffered major damage in the crash, police said. The McDonald's building sustained broken windows and minor structural damage, according to police.

• 18-year-old crashes car during high-speed chase in SLO, police say

  18-year-old crashes car during high-speed chase in SLO, police say

  Erich Berkefeld of San Luis Obispo was arrested early this morning after a high-speed chase in south San Luis Obispo, according to police.

• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crashing into SLO building

  Motorcyclist in critical condition after crashing into SLO building

  UPDATE 12:15 p.m.: The man who crashed a motorcycle into a building on Tank Farm Road has been identified as Wyatt Chan, 20, of San Luis Obispo, according to San Luis Obispo police.

  Chan was headed west on Tank Farm when his motorcycle left the roadway for an unknown reason and hit the building, according to a news release. Chan was thrown from the motorcycle, suffering major injuries. A passerby found him around 7:12 a.m. and called 911, police said.

  Chan was taken to Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, where he is in critical condition, according to police. Officers didn't find a helmet at the scene, so they aren't sure if Chan was wearing one.