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14 Concertgoers Hospitalized at The Chainsmokers Event in San Jose

14 Concertgoers Hospitalized at The Chainsmokers Event in San Jose

Fourteen individuals were hospitalized during a concert featuring the electronic duo The Chainsmokers at Discovery Meadow in San Jose, California, on Friday night. The San Jose Fire Department (SJFD) responded to multiple calls for medical attention around 8:23 p.m. Authorities reported that several patients were recovering from alcohol or drug-related issues. While paramedics treated some attendees at the park, at least 10 were initially transported to local hospitals, with the SJFD later confirming via a tweet on X that 14 people were taken to a local hospital. The concert, which began at 5 p.m., concluded by 10:34 p.m. The San Jose Police Department informed NBC Bay Area that the hospitalizations were due to various reasons, including suspected alcohol intoxication and drug-related problems. Social media posts from attendees on platforms like Reddit indicated observations of many people being 'taken out early' or 'crashing out' during the event.

California Man to Stand Trial for Alleged Threats Against Jewish Community Center

California Man to Stand Trial for Alleged Threats Against Jewish Community Center

Paul Dean Andrews, 43, of Lomita, California, will stand trial for allegedly threatening to carry out a shooting at a Jewish community center in Redondo Beach. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced the court's decision after a preliminary hearing found sufficient evidence to proceed. Andrews has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Prosecutors allege that in August, Andrews made multiple antisemitic calls to the center, including statements like, 'We don’t want Jews in South Bay. Jews. Get out of South Bay.' He also allegedly threatened a manager, stating, 'I know where you are. I know you’re on Vail Street. I know there are a lot of children there. I will come and open fire at the place.' This is not Andrews' first offense; in 2023, he faced charges for assault with a semi-automatic weapon and negligent discharge of a firearm. He was previously allowed to enter a rehabilitation program that included an anti-bias program at the Museum of Tolerance.

How eBay Used Acquisitions to Build Its International Footprint

How eBay Used Acquisitions to Build Its International Footprint

eBay, founded in 1995 in San Jose, California, has grown far beyond its American origins to become a truly multinational e-commerce company. From i...

San Jose Animal Care Center Seeks Public Help After Two Cats Shot with Pellet Guns

San Jose Animal Care Center Seeks Public Help After Two Cats Shot with Pellet Guns

The San Jose Animal Care Center is requesting community assistance to identify individuals responsible for shooting and seriously injuring two cats with a pellet gun in separate incidents over the past two weeks. Both cats were strays, under a year old. The first, a 6-month-old female calico, was found near Chaucer Drive and South King Road with eight pellets lodged in her body; five were removed, and she is recovering. The second, an 8-month-old female white spotted tabby, was found near South Almaden Avenue and Union Street with a single pellet wound and is also recovering. It is currently unknown if the attacks are connected, and no suspects have been identified. Animal services officers have canvassed the neighborhoods and are asking residents for any information, including suspicious activity or security camera footage.

Bay Area Rail Agencies Launch Safety Campaign Amid High Fatality Rates

Bay Area Rail Agencies Launch Safety Campaign Amid High Fatality Rates

Bay Area rail agencies, including Union Pacific, VTA, Caltrain, Amtrak, and Capitol Corridor, convened at Diridon Station in San Jose to launch a safety awareness campaign. The initiative aims to educate the public about the dangers of unsafe behavior near train tracks, as California records the highest number of rail-related fatalities in the U.S. Officials emphasized that most of these deaths are preventable. During the event, agencies showcased safety equipment and distributed educational materials. Observations from a Union Pacific locomotive ride revealed instances of drivers stopping on tracks, individuals jogging around lowered crossing gates, and unhoused people near tracks, highlighting the prevalent risky behaviors.

On This Day: eBay Began as AuctionWeb in San Jose in 1995

On This Day: eBay Began as AuctionWeb in San Jose in 1995

eBay, a name synonymous with online shopping and auctions, began its journey on September 3, 1995, under the original name AuctionWeb. Founded by P...

Bicyclist Dies in San Jose Collision Near Highway 101

Bicyclist Dies in San Jose Collision Near Highway 101

A bicyclist was killed in a collision Thursday morning near Highway 101 in San Jose. The incident occurred around 7:45 a.m. in the area of Tully Road and the Highway 101 on-ramp, involving a vehicle and the bicyclist. According to police, the bicyclist sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene by medics. The driver involved in the collision remained at the scene and is cooperating with the ongoing investigation. Westbound Tully Road from South King Road to the Highway 101 on-ramp was closed for an extended period as police conducted their investigation, with drivers advised to seek alternate routes. Additional information regarding the circumstances of the collision was not immediately available.

Young Girl Identified Among Two Bodies Found Near Dominguez Channel in Carson

Young Girl Identified Among Two Bodies Found Near Dominguez Channel in Carson

One of two bodies discovered near the Dominguez Channel in Carson, California, has been identified as a young girl by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. The girl, estimated to be between 6 and 13 years old, was found unresponsive on Tuesday near a bike path adjacent to the channel, close to Victoria Golf Course on S. Avalon Boulevard. Her body was discovered after someone at the golf course reported seeing a body floating downstream. She has not been publicly identified, but the Medical Examiner described her as being between 4-foot-4 and 4-foot-8, with brown hair and brown eyes, weighing between 65 and 80 pounds. Deputies noted that her body was in a state of severe decomposition. The following morning, a man's body was found in the same channel, approximately seven miles southeast of where the girl was located. Investigators have not yet determined the cause of death for either individual, nor have they confirmed if the deaths are connected. Further details are expected from Carson city officials a...

SSFC Spotlight: Linda Ullmark to lead United States at Under-20 World Cup

SSFC Spotlight: Linda Ullmark to lead United States at Under-20 World Cup

The midfielder should play a key role.

Congressman Sam Liccardo Condemns ICE Over 52 Deaths in Custody Since President Trump Took Office

Congressman Sam Liccardo Condemns ICE Over 52 Deaths in Custody Since President Trump Took Office

Congressman Sam Liccardo (CA-16) has publicly condemned Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for the deaths of 52 individuals in their custody since President Donald Trump assumed office. Speaking on the House Floor, Liccardo delivered a somber speech, highlighting the human cost of these deaths, referring to the deceased as 'mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, daughters and sons, every one someone's child and every one a child of God.' He expressed profound grief for the families who were unable to say goodbye to their loved ones, who he stated died 'alone behind barbed wire and concrete.' Liccardo also acknowledged and praised cities and localities, including San José, San Mateo County, and Napa County, for utilizing local zoning laws to prevent the expansion of ICE detention facilities and to safeguard community health and safety. His office has developed a toolkit to assist other communities in enacting similar ordinances.

Laguna Beach Residents Oppose Providence Mission Hospital's Plan to Close Emergency Room

Laguna Beach Residents Oppose Providence Mission Hospital's Plan to Close Emergency Room

Laguna Beach residents and city leaders are expressing significant concerns regarding Providence Mission Hospital's plans to cease operating a full-service acute care hospital in the city by 2030. This change would result in the closure of the community's only emergency room. Residents, including Carissa Dale and Murphy Gerber, argue that an urgent care facility, which Providence intends to evolve the campus into, cannot adequately address the needs of medical emergencies, especially in a coastal city prone to ocean rescues, cliff falls, and rattlesnake bites. Patricia Sweeney initiated a petition to save the emergency department, citing recent drownings and near-drownings. Providence attributes the decision partly to an estimated $350 million cost for seismic retrofitting required by state standards and a perceived low utilization rate of the current emergency department. Laguna Beach Councilmember Alex Rounaghi, who serves on the city's hospital task force, indicated that the decision appears to be finan...

Certified Ski Instructor Among Four Fatalities in Wrightwood Car Crash; Alcohol and Lack of Seatbelts Suspected Factors

Certified Ski Instructor Among Four Fatalities in Wrightwood Car Crash; Alcohol and Lack of Seatbelts Suspected Factors

A tragic single-car crash in Wrightwood, California, resulted in the deaths of four young individuals, including Rebeka Cabral-Gonzalez, a 21-year-old certified ski instructor and Applied Behavior Analysis technician. The incident occurred early Friday morning when a 2016 Hyundai Veloster veered off Highway 2 and collided with a utility pole. In addition to Cabral-Gonzalez, Jason Potter, 19, and Nevaeh Harper, 20, were identified among the deceased, with a fourth victim yet to be identified. Two other occupants of the vehicle sustained critical injuries and are receiving care at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. Preliminary investigations by the California Highway Patrol indicate that none of the passengers were wearing seatbelts, and five of the six occupants were ejected from the vehicle. Authorities also believe alcohol was a contributing factor in the crash.