On November twelfth, a shooting at Skyline High School in Oakland, California, left one student injured. Two suspects were apprehended, and the wounded student is expected to recover. Authorities are investigating the motive and the suspects connection to the school. The community expresses relief, and the school district provides support services for those affected. This incident underscores the challenges schools face in maintaining safety.

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Skyline High School in Oakland, California, experienced its third secure protocol of the academic year on November twelfth due to a reported medical emergency. However, rumors of a shooting or stabbing circulated on the Citizen app, prompting a significant emergency response. Authorities later confirmed that one student had been shot by another. This incident marks a concerning pattern for the school, which has faced several violent events in recent years. The Oakland Unified School District and the Oakland Police Department have not yet provided official statements.

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San Jose police make significant strides in jewelry store robbery case, arresting five more suspects, bringing total to thirteen. Elderly store owner injured in violent incident, with suspects making off with thousands in jewelry. Collaborative efforts of law enforcement agencies praised in ongoing investigation.

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Waymo Expands Autonomous Services: First Driverless Airport Rides in San Jose, CAWaymo, the autonomous car company, has announced a significant expansion of its driverless vehicle services. Starting November twelfth, Waymo cars will operate on freeways in select regions and offer rides to and from San Jose Mineta International Airport. This makes San Jose Mineta the first airport in California and only the second worldwide to allow Waymos autonomous service. The companys expansion into the South Bay was approved by the California Public Utilities Commission in May. Waymos co-CEO, Dmitri Dolgov, described the freeway operations as a profound engineering feat. However, Waymo has faced challenges, including incidents involving pedestrian injuries and a recent case where a cat was fatally struck in San Francisco. Despite these challenges, Waymos data suggests fewer crashes compared to human drivers. The debate continues about the broader societal impact and regulation of autonomous vehicles.

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San Francisco Unveils New Sobering Center: A Shift Towards Treatment and Support for Drug Users

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On November twelfth, a San Jose man, Gregory Ortega, was arrested for copper theft at a VTA Light Rail station. Deputies intercepted him in the act, preventing further damage and potential danger. Ortega, already on probation for burglary, faces charges of grand theft, possession of stolen property, vandalism, and probation violation. This incident underscores the importance of community vigilance in reporting suspicious activities.

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San Francisco Forty-Niners quarterback Brock Purdy, sidelined since re-aggravating a toe injury, is set to increase his workload with the first-team offense this week. Despite being listed as limited in practice for the fourth consecutive week, head coach Kyle Shanahan clarified that this weeks status is an aggressive practice rather than a true limitation. The team aims to have Purdy ready to return to the starting lineup against the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday.

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San Leandro Councilmember Ken Azevedo appeared in court on bribery charges, allowed to remain free on a $25,000 unsecured bond. He faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. Azevedo is accused of accepting a $2,000 cash bribe from unnamed co-conspirators. The case is connected to indictments of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, her partner Andre Jones, and David and Andy Duong of California Waste Solutions. Azevedo allegedly set up a company and bank account in his wifes name to receive payments from a housing company. Federal prosecutors suggest a resolution in Azevedos case may be near.

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Dana Williamson, former top aide to Governor Gavin Newsom, indicted on federal charges for alleged involvement in a scheme to steal campaign money from former federal Health Secretary Xavier Becerra. Four co-conspirators named, including Sean McCluskie, Becerras former chief of staff. Williamson faces twenty-three charges, including conspiracy, bank fraud, obstruction of justice, and making false statements, potentially facing twenty years in prison.

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Former Chief of Staff Dana Williamson faces serious charges, including conspiracy to commit fraud and obstruct justice, in an ongoing political corruption investigation. Prosecutors allege she conspired with a business associate to create false contracts and filed false tax returns, deducting over $1 million for personal expenses. Williamson served under Governor Newsom from late 2022 to late 2024. She faces multiple charges, with a potential 20-year prison sentence if convicted. The case is still developing, and her legal representation remains unclear.

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