Dustin Dorsey

1 week ago | abc7news.com | Dustin Dorsey

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- A lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth is at risk of being taken away. 988 offers a 24/7, specialized suicide prevention line for LGBTQ+ youth, but the Trump Administration announced the program will be cut next month. MORE: Trump administration removing 988 hotline service tailored to LGBTQ+ youth in JulyDuring a month meant for pride, the LGBTQ+ community feels under attack.

2 weeks ago | abc7news.com | Dustin Dorsey

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- The San Jose Silicon Valley NAACP and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan are calling for the release of text messages between City Councilmembers that allegedly contained racial slurs. Councilmembers Peter Ortiz and Domingo Candelas are said to have been part of those messages. They represent the East Side of the city, a highly-diverse community. Now, local groups are responding to text messages containing racial slurs, allegedly sent by Ortiz, Candelas and others.

3 weeks ago | abc7news.com | Dustin Dorsey

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- After a busy few weeks of ICE activity in San Jose, a group of advocates spoke out against detainments and deportations in the city. On Friday, they marched to an ICE field office to demand change to what they believe are terror tactics. Outside of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement monitoring office in San Jose, they had a loud and clear message: "Shut down ICE!"The Santa Clara County Rapid Response Network said arrests were made inside the offices Wednesday.

3 weeks ago | abc7news.com | Dustin Dorsey

SUNNYVALE, Calif. (KGO) -- Ahead of Prime Day next month, Amazon is changing the way it operates with the use of artificial intelligence. ABC7 News was there for a special roundtable discussion with experts at Amazon's Sunnyvale facilities to learn more about what innovations are on the way and how it could help you as a customer. Hundreds of millions of people use Amazon to get what they need, when they need it.

3 weeks ago | abc7news.com | Dustin Dorsey

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- A new transit worker contract, months in the making, may soon be agreed upon in Santa Clara County. Union members of ATU Local 265 will vote until 10 p.m. Tuesday night on a new deal with the Valley Transportation Authority - about three months after a strike halted public transportation. Many riders never realized how much they took transit for granted until the strike and they love to hear them up and running once again. "It's great," Daniel Macias said.