Santa Clara County DA Charges 2 in Separate Embezzling Cases
The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday that it charged two people separately for embezzling nearly $800,000 combined.
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday that it charged two people separately for embezzling nearly $800,000 combined.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office early Tuesday evening released dramatic body camera video from deputies who first responded to the mass shooting at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) railyard in San Jose last week.
A protest over a deadly police shooting shut down a freeway in San Jose Tuesday night.
A brush fire was burning in a canyon area in South San Jose Tuesday afternoon.
A judge dismissed bribery charges Tuesday brought against an Apple executive that connected him to a gun permit scandal at the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office.
A crash on Interstate Highway 880 in San Jose temporarily closed all southbound lanes and created traffic delays in the area.
A three-alarm blaze at a San Jose apartment complex displaced 14 Monday night, seven of whom were children, fire officials said.
After months trying to stop the spread of COVID-19, Santa Clara County is on the road to recovery with only 12 new cases. Local business owners were preparing for the possibility of reopening without restrictions on June 15.
The Valley Transportation Authority says there is no timeline for re-opening light rail service after the deadly mass shooting last week.
Police in San Jose are investigating a fatal shooting that critically injured a male victim early Monday morning, according to authorities.
Across the San Francisco Bay Area, chalkboards appeared in neighborhoods over the weekend where residents left messages of love and support for the nine Valley Transit Authority workers killed last week in a workplace mass shooting.
An arson blaze at the home of VTA railway shooter Samuel Cassidy was triggered by a pot of ammunition left slow-cooking on his stove and a kitchen sprayed with accelerants, authorities said as they wrapped up the fire investigation Friday.
The man who shot and killed eight people at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) light rail yard Wednesday was identified as Sam Cassidy, 57, a San Jose resident and VTA employee.
A man crossing a darkened San Jose street was fatally struck late Friday night, the sixth pedestrian to die this year in the South Bay city.
Authorities cleared out a massive cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives from the home of VTA shooter Samuel Cassidy Friday afternoon and finally reopened the neighborhood for area residents.
A transit union president and officials with the Valley Transportation Authority have denied reports circulating that Samuel Cassidy, the VTA employee who killed nine people during a deadly rampage at a San Jose rail yard, was facing a disciplinary hearing the morning of the shooting.
Kirk Bertolet huddled inside his office as the horror of Wednesday's mass shooting at the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority unfolded. Once the gunfire and screams stopped, he carefully raced out to see if he could help the victims.
As Samuel Cassidy was in the midst of his deadly rampage at the Valley Transit Authority rail yard, he was recorded on a security camera calmly strolling between the two buildings where nine co-workers were killed in a hail of bullets.
As the initial shock of the mass shooting at a VTA transit yard began to wear off Friday, the attention pivoted to the families of the nine workers who were gunned down during the deadly rampage.
As the investigation at the San Jose home of VTA shooter Samuel Cassidy stretched into its second day Thursday, with many nearby neighbors still wondering when they would be able to return home.
Teary-eyed officials from the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) and the city of San Jose gathered in front of its headquarters Thursday morning to memorialize the nine workers killed in a mass shooting the day before.
As investigators in San Jose unraveled the horrific timeline of a mass shooting that left nine transit employees dead and a possible motive behind the deadly rampage, stories of heroism and narrow escapes began emerging Thursday.
The Santa Clara County Coroner's Office has identified the eight victims who were killed by a gunman in Wednesday's mass shooting at the Valley Transportation Authority light rail yard in San Jose.
As America awakens from the COVID-19 pandemic, incidents of gun violence like Wednesday's mass shooting in San Jose at a VTA rail yard will be on the rise across the country, a leading expert on gun violence warned.
An employee carrying multiple guns opened fire in a mass shooting at a Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail facility in San Jose Wednesday morning, killing nine victims and injuring several others. The incident was connected to a separate house fire in the city at around the same time of the shooting, according to officials.
