Men made homophobic and transphobic remarks against a member of the LGTBQ+ community who was hosting the June 11 event at the San Lorenzo Library.
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Three Dead After Early Morning Shooting in North San Jose
The killer apparently shot himself early Sunday after shooting two others in the parking of a North San Jose apartment complex.
Slowly but Surely, Ballot Counting Continues with No Surprises
The approximately 25,000 ballots counted by the Registrar of Voters Elections Division June 9 didn’t change any trends or flip any projected outcomes, but did suggest the early, expected outcomes are more likely to hold.
Arrests Made in Separate Hate Crime Attacks, in Cupertino and Mountain View
A customer at a Mountain View Starbucks and an employee at a Cupertino T-Mobile store were attacked last week in separate hate crime incidents.
DA Jeff Rosen Fends Off Challengers, Nears Victory without a Runoff
If Rosen’s totals hold above 50% he will be declared the winner. He was unopposed in his previous two re-election bids.
Chavez and Mahan Run Away from the Field in San Jose Mayoral Primary
Cindy Chavez had 39% of the vote, with 33,596 votes compared to 32.3% for Matt Mahan, with 27,751 votes, according to preliminary unofficial returns reported by the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters Elections Division.
Second Person Dies from Gunshot Wounds at 2021 Gilroy Halloween Party
Jesse Sanchez, 19, died on May 27 from his injuries after he was one of four people shot during the party at City Councilmember Rebeca Armendariz’s Las Animas Avenue home on Oct. 30, according to Gilroy police
San Jose Employees Accused of Serious Crimes to Be Placed on Leave Immediately
New policy says allegations of sexual misconduct, assault or battery, theft or bribery by a city employee will result in immediate administrative leave until a preliminary investigation is complete.
Santa Clara County DA Clears Gilroy Officer in Fatal Suspect Shooting, Cites ‘Imminent Danger’
Gilroy Officer Catalina Fraide’s disciplined response in September 2021 to a live-fire ambush by a violent felon intent on killing police officers is a credit to her training, professionalism and courage, wrote Deputy District Attorney Robert Baker.
Former City Inspector Sentenced to 35 Years for Bribery, Extortion and Child Molesting
William Gerry, a former San Jose city inspector, was convicted of extorting bribes and molesting children.
Two Charged with San Jose Smoke Shop Robbery Spree
In less than a month, the suspects held up at least seven San Jose small businesses – mostly smoke shops – stealing cash, cell phones and cigars, at gunpoint, according to prosecutors.
San Jose Piano Teacher Arrested in Los Altos for Fondling Student
James Robert Cannon, 63, of San Jose, faces charges that he touched a teenage piano student in an appropriate sexual manner.
Two Homicides Reported in Less Than Four Hours in San Jose
The separate killings were the city's ninth and 10th homicides of the year.
California Has $97.5 Billion in Extra Cash — Here’s How Newsom Wants to Spend It
Gov. Gavin Newsom reveals his revised May budget, including his inflation relief plan and spending priorities on education, the environment.
Baby Brandon Kidnappers Tried Three Times Before Taking Infant, District Attorney Says
The two suspects in custody were charged with the additional kidnapping counts at a May 12 bail hearing.
Uncle and Grandfather Charged with Child Abuse in Death of San Jose 3-year-old
The victim's uncle, Rene Aaron Hernandez-Santos,19, and grandfather Rene Trigueros Hernandez, 59, were arrested Wednesday by the San José Police Department's Special Operations Division, MERGE Unit, and charged with felony child abuse in the 2021 death of Arely Naomi Proctor.
