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It would in effect allow teachers to be fired arbitrarily, subjectively, without due process. Reporter the plaintiffs a group called students matter said, every student deserves a great public education. Yet californias education laws make this impossible. Today the courts failed to safeguard students constitutional rights. State superintendent of schools Tom Torlakson also issued a statement saying today applauds the ruling and says that teachers are part of what makes california schools great and not the problem in california. Live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. Because there is an appeal...

Pedestrian crash at this exact same intersection this year. In january, we told you about another man Guillermo Velazquez hit by a speeding car here. This driver slowed down at first then peeled out and left the scene. Maybe we should put like, um, the cross lights on . Like they did over there . Yellow lights are flashing. Reporter 7th grader Samuel Rodriguez may be on to something. The next intersection up has blinking yet lowlights. It seems to slow traffic down a little. Councilman gallo says more needs to be done. If we have to create the red light, thats what we have to do. The drivers w...

More than 40 people got sick after eating over the weekend at san juan number 3 restaurant on north Fourth Street near san jose day. 15 of the designers confirmed it have the shigella bacteria, and the Public Health department expects more confirmations. Right now joined by dr. Sarah cody with the health department. How many more people do you think, could have been exposed to this . We dont know how many people dined at the restaurant on friday and saturday, but right now, what we do know is that people who dined at fourth sfleet downtown san jose friday or saturday who have diarrhea, fever, ...

The group called the Committee to Rescue Fairfax wants to oust Lisel Blash and Stephanie Hellman over rent control and other issues.

As cities across Oregon continue to celebrate Pride this year—Salem and Eugene in August, Newport and Seaside in September—they find themselves doing so at an ominous time for many in the LGBTQ+ community. States have advanced and passed bills targeting the LGBTQ+ community in record numbers, limiting access to gender-affirming care, discussions of gender and sexuality in classrooms, participation in sports, and public drag performances. As of April, state legislators had already introduced a record-setting...