Suspect arrested Sunday in VTA shooting that left one dead; victim and suspect allegedly knew each other
Multiple lawsuits have been filed against VTA, the Sheriff’s Office, and Allied Universal, a private security company contracted to protect VTA facilities, from both families of those killed and a former bus driver alleging his post-traumatic stress disorder was worsened by the mass shooting.
A possible motive has not been established. The victim, who has not been identified, was fatally shot at the VTA Chaboya bus yard parking lot around 9:40 p.m. Friday, the agency reported, adding ...
Multiple lawsuits have been filed against VTA, the Sheriff’s Office, and Allied Universal, a private security company ...
SAN JOSE — A shooting at the Valley Transportation Authority’s Chaboya Division Yard left a VTA employee dead Friday ...
An employee of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority was shot and killed on Friday night in the parking lot of the VTA's Chaboya Division bus yard in San Jose, according to a press release ...
Santa Clara County will receive $3,533,860 in federal funding from the Department of Justice for a resiliency program to ...
Toronto police are looking for a 25-year-old man after his brother was fatally shot overnight in the city’s east end. The ...
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