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There are "multiple fatalities" following a shooting at the VTA light rail yard in San Jose, California, officials said. Follow here for the latest.

Sheriff says "shooter is down" The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office tweeted that the "shooter is down." Police are currently on scene for an active shooter investigation in the area of 100 W. Younger Ave. in Santa Clara County, California. Police are asking people to avoid the area. The sheriff said earlier, “Active scene, use caution.” share with Facebook The site of the reported shooting is a transportation light rail yard Google The shooting reported in downtown San Jose is at the VTA light rail yard in San Jose, a light rail official says. “We do have reports of an active shoote...

Salida has been working to improve a variety of environmental matters, focusing on energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions and more.  Sustainability goals set by the city are producing tangible results, including the development of an electric vehicle fleet program. Salida Administrator Drew Nelson said city council created goals and strategies for the EV fleet program and other resources and services at a higher level, all through the local sustainability committee. This fleet program came to life in 2018, courtesy of $27,000 in grant dollars from the Colorado Energy Office. Alongsid...

Pratt Tribune Tonja Harrison brought a larger-than-life, wooden engraved check on Monday to Kyle Irvin at the Bread of Life Kitchen in Pratt. The wall-hanger had much more than face value however, it represented the payoff from a community  that cares, worth more than $600. “I ended up selling 51 Kansas City Chiefs yard signs,” Harrison said. “I was able to give half of all proceeds from that project to this mission to help pay for the carryout boxes and plastic foodware. I still haven’t added all the donations up, but from the sign sales I was able to give $610.” Harrison said don...

Columbus, IN, USA / MOJO 102.9 Jan 20, 2021 4:10 AM COLUMBUS, Ind. – The Columbus City Council met Tuesday evening and established a city parking commission consisting of eight members: the city engineer, a police department representative, a Visitors Center representative, a Redevelopment Commission member, a downtown merchant, a downtown resident, an at-large council member, and a city council member. The commission will meet quarterly and make recommendations to the Columbus Board of Works. Executive Director of Administration Mary Ferdon acknowledged, “there are pros and cons to setti...