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DUI suspect found with numerous crushed Bud Light cans
(KRON) – Several cans of Bud Light were found in the truck of a man arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, according to the California Highway Patrol in Santa Cruz. On Wednesday afternoon, CHP patrol officers said they witnessed a man driving a black pickup truck swerving and unable to stay in its […]
East San Jose vegetation fire burns hillside near Quimby Road
Crews are at the scene of a vegetation fire in East San Jose Monday evening that has burned 15 acres, according to authorities.The so-called Quimby Fire burning near the 4700 block of Quimby Road was first reported by the Santa Clara County Unit of Cal Fire at around 8:12 p.m. Both Cal Fire and San Jose Fire Department units are reportedly responding to the incident. So far no evacuation orders have been issued.This is a breaking news story. Additional details will be added as they are made available.
Campbell unsure about affordable housing policy change
Campbell officials are hesitant about a policy change that could increase affordable housing in a city advocates say has been at the forefront of housing solutions. The Campbell Planning Commission on Tuesday unanimously recommended the city refrain from expanding its inclusionary housing policy, which would require smaller projects to convert at least 15% of homes into affordable housing or... The post Campbell unsure about affordable housing policy change appeared first on San José Spotlight.
Monday Morning Headlines: Tesla Semi Truck Catches Fire, Shuts I-80 In Sierra
A Tesla electric big rig caught fire on I-80 in the Sierra, and caused both directions of the freeway to be closed for several hours Monday morning. The semi truck's batteries were still burning hours after the fire began, and officials were trying to protect the public from their fumes. [KPIX / Sac Bee]
UC system announces new policies for handling protests
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Schools across the University of California are updating their campus climate policies this school year, following major protests that unfolded last year over the Israel-Hamas war. University of California President Dr. Michael V. Drake said in a statement the school system spent the summer reflecting on...
California’s AI Bill: A Silicon Valley Showdown
California’s ambitious attempt to regulate large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) systems is advancing through the State Legislature, but only with significant modifications and intense debate within the tech industry. Senate Bill 1047, introduced by State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, cleared the Assembly Appropriations Committee last week with substantial amendments....
Newsom vetoes bill seeking to tighten refinery-adjacent air monitoring rules
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Monday vetoed a bill aimed at tightening air pollution monitoring provisions for so-called fence-line zones that mark the perimeter of oil refineries. “While I share the author’s desire to protect communities from air pollution, local air quality management districts are already carrying out the necessary action to do just…
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