Caltrain hits person near Gilroy station
A person was hit by a Caltrain in Gilroy on Monday night, authorities said. The crash, which involved southbound train no. 264, was reported at 7 p.m. just north of
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Santa Clara Declares State of Emergency Because of Protests in San Jose, 8:30 pm to 5 am Curfew Established in Both Cities
Yesterday, Santa Clara declared a state of emergency and established an 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. curfew that started on Sunday, May 31. It was in response to protests in San
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Local Hospitals Participate In Plasma Study To Find COVID-19 Treatment
Local hospitals are taking part in a nationwide study to try and find a better treatment for patients battling COVID-19. “The goal of the study is to provide convalescent plasma
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Santa Clara Unified Will Need State Funding For Construction Projects
Funding At their meeting on Thursday, May 28 the Board approved Resolution 20-13. The District is submitting construction funding applications to the Office of Public School Construction and the State
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Coronavirus Outbreak Spreads Across California
The Overall Updates in California: California – the total number of infected individuals is 94257, as yesterday had 1718 more confirmed cases based on media reports and official stats. The
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Modesto City retail employee posts photo of her bloody face after alleged customer attack
It’s getting rough out there for retail workers during the coronavirus outbreak, a California woman wants the public to know. Earlier this month, Samantha Clarke of Modesto says, a customer attacked her while she was
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This is how four lawyers ended up on the front lines of Silicon Valley’s homelessness crisis
At a time when a terrifying pandemic has stranded thousands of homeless Bay Area residents with limited access to help, Deputy Public Defender Andy Gutierrez had a simple mission: Deliver
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Partial Reopenings Possible At University of California Schools
The University of California on Wednesday adopted a health roadmap that could allow some or all of its 10 campuses to partly reopen in the fall if widespread testing and
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Local Daycares Struggling To Survive During COVID-19 Shutdown
With the shelter in place order nearing the end of its second full month and only the possibility of it being lifted at the beginning of June, many small businesses
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Santa Clara County commissioner resigns following Cesar Chavez remarks
A Santa Clara County commissioner has resigned under pressure, two weeks after she ruffled feathers by questioning Cesar Chavez’s ties to the city in a San José Spotlight article. April Halberstadt, a working historian
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