A trio of South Bay lawmakers took executives from Good Samaritan Hospital and its parent company to task last week in a letter decrying staffing and safety issues at the San Jose hospital.
Saying she was worried about his mental state, a federal judge ordered former San Francisco Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru to undergo a mental evaluation following a bizarre incident last week at a local foodbank that led to his arrest but no criminal charges.
A former Los Gatos High School star track athlete is responding to an NBC Bay Area investigation saying she was sexually abused on campus years ago and the school failed to protect her.
NBC Bay Area responds to a Piedmont man whose hotel room was missing an essential item, a door that locks. He called consumer investigator Chris Chmura’s team for a little help getting his money back.
One week after the deadliest mass shooting in Bay Area history, the questions and heartache continue. Body camera video is raising new questions about first responders getting quick access to buildings during an emergency.
A Santa Clara County judge dismissed the criminal case Tuesday against an Apple security executive accused of bribing sheriff’s office officials to secure coveted concealed gun permits for the company’s executive protection agents.
Although law enforcement officials haven’t stated how long gunman Samuel Cassidy’s shooting spree lasted, fire scanner audio helps to illustrate how long the gunshots continued.
The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit has learned more than 23,598 people in California are prohibited from owning guns, yet still own firearms.
NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned that the gunman who shot and killed nine VTA co-workers before taking his own life Wednesday was under investigation for allegedly making racist remarks to coworkers.
Federal border security agents previously questioned VTA gunman Samuel Cassidy in 2016 after finding books about terrorism and a notebook filled with notes detailing his hatred for his employer, according to a Wall Street Journal report published Thursday.
The Investigative Unit examines the initial law enforcement response to Wednesday’s VTA mass shooting. Deputies and officers acted quickly, but historically that immediate response didn’t always happen.
The gunman was known to Homeland Security having been detained before. Investigative Reporter Stephen Stock has been working his sources and provides the latest on how the gunman carried out his killing spree.
Within moments of Wednesday morning’s mass shooting in San Jose, federal law enforcement rushed to help the Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office and San Jose police to secure the scene and begin putting the pieces together about what happened.
The ex-girlfriend of the man identified as the gunman responsible for the VTA yard shooting in San Jose, described him as “not mentally stable.”
Rising seas that flood sewage treatment plants can prevent toilets from flushing. How will the Bay Area keep sewers working? NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit asked 10 sewage treatment facilities for their survival plans. All had one to show – except San Francisco.
Authorities suspect last week’s ambush attack on a party bus on Interstate 580 in Oakland that killed two teenagers was in retaliation for a shooting in East Oakland two days earlier. That shooting left two 17-year-old boys dead, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.
PG&E has agreed to pay local governments a combined $43.4 million to compensate for starting fires in 2019 and 2020 that destroyed hundreds of homes, forced mass evacuations and left four people dead in Northern California.
California lawmakers are pushing for new regulations after the NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit exposed how a lack of oversight in the construction of private schools may be posing a health risk to hundreds of thousands of students.
