LaMonica Peters

6 days ago | ktvu.com | LaMonica Peters

SAN JOSE, CA - Waymo is looking to expand and this time in the south. The company also has support from Silicon Valley Congress member Sam Liccardo and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan. "My job is to make sure that they’re following the federal rules and that what we see is an improvement in safety," said Liccardo. Waymo is planning to expand south to San Jose, parts of the Peninsula and other nearby including San Jose, Campbell, Cupertino, Milpitas, Pacifica, the Peninsula Hills and Los Gatos.

1 week ago | ktvu.com | LaMonica Peters

Columbus Park in San Jose will soon get a makeover. The City Council voted unanimously to revitalize the park that’s been closed for years and is now inhabited by people who don’t have permanent housing. The city has not said exactly where the unhoused people will go and when they’ll have to leave the park. But advocates say, many people will simply end up in another area of the city. "We will restore public parks and trails to public access.

1 week ago | ktvu.com | LaMonica Peters

Stanford says it supports Harvard after the university announced that it will not eliminate its DEI initiatives. Stanford officials stopped short of saying how they plan to respond to demands to eliminate DEI by the Trump administration. The Trump administration says it’s freezing $2.2 billion in federal funding for Harvard. Despite this, Stanford says Harvard’s stance is about liberty and that’s worth defending.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | LaMonica Peters

The BriefHarvard rejected demands from the Trump administration to eliminate its DEI policies. Stanford supports Harvard's response to the demands. Stanford has not said how it plans to respond to DEI demands from the Trump administration. STANFORD, Calif. - Stanford says it supports Harvard after the university announced that it will not eliminate its DEI initiatives. Stanford officials stopped short of saying how they plan to respond to demands to eliminate DEI by the Trump administration.

1 week ago | ktvu.com | LaMonica Peters

San Jose Police say a 78-year-old woman was killed on Friday after her car rolled over her. It happened near the corner of Lyric Lane and Otono Court in South San Jose. This is the eighth traffic death in San Jose this year, but police say this accident was especially tragic because an elderly woman was killed by her own car. Someone left flowers near the scene of the accident in her memory.