A case involving three teenage suspects, a stolen SUV and a police shooting in San Jose has prompted renewed discussion about youth violence and crime prevention efforts in the city.
San Jose Fire Department responded to the scene of a plane crash that injured three people in the area of Capitol Expressway and Excalibur Drive Saturday afternoon.
According to investigators, a 16-year-old girl said the suspect, an athletic trainer at Archbishop Mitty High School, was providing care for a sports-related injury she had when he allegedly sexually battered her and recorded it on his phone. Detectives believe there may be additional alleged victims.
San Jose officials are preparing for what could be a significant winter storm season associated with El Niño, using the city's Emergency Operations Center to coordinate planning, training and flood mitigation efforts. We spoke with officials on how the city is preparing.
The mother and stepfather of 8-year-old Aurora Williams have been arrested and charged following a medical examiner's ruling that her death was a homicide. "This little asthmatic girl and her brothers and sisters were living in a home filled with roaches, mold, animal feces, and two parents who were not providing enough care or food for their children," DA Jeff Rosen said.
According to the tenant who called 911, the "highly intoxicated" landlord allegedly threatened a female housemate with a gun after she fell behind on rent. San Jose police shot the suspect who brandished a firearm at officers, according to department officials.