According to CBS 5 (interrupting us right in the middle of The People's Court, no less!) "East Contra Costa County residents are being evacuated from an area near the unincorporated town of Knightsen because of a possible explosive device found inside of a residential motor home."

Motor homes and explosive devices? Who could've imagined!? Anyway, that's all the info posted so far. We'll update as soon as more info becomes available.

Update: Taken (again!) from CBS 5: "Sheriff's spokesman Jimmy Lee said the device was found about 1:30 p.m. on Broadway by a man who said the device looked like dynamite.The bomb squad from the Walnut Creek Police Department responded and residents within a 1-mile radius of Broadway were ordered to evacuate."

Emergency telephone alert calls were made to "220 residents" living in the area, and the evacuees were sent to Delta Vista Middle School.

Update: The "bomb squad determined the parcel was harmless," and all employees are back at work, helping to deliver us our three bottles of YSL M7. (M7 gets pulled off the U.S. market, but Drakkar Noir manages to thrive year after year. We live in a fucked up world, people.)

EBay's company headquarters on Hamilton Avenue in San Jose, California has just been evacuated due to a suspicious looking package.

The 200+ employees at the online auction's HQ have all been escorted out, the bomb squad escorted in. "One suspicious package was discovered. We immediately evacuated the mailroom...the building remains evacuated at this point," said eBay spokesman Hani Durzy, according to Reuters.

If you remember last year, during Halloween night, a bomb went ka-pow over at eBay's PayPal headquarters, so with good read they're taking today's threat very seriously.

We'll have more info later. Yipes!