Santa Clara County judge temporarily denies VTA’s request for injunction to stop strike
Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Daniel T. Nishigaya denied VTA’s motion without prejudice because the forms filed were not compliant with the rules of court, according to court filings — meaning that the agency can refile the request at a future date.
Santa Clara County Court Rejects VTA's Injunction Bid Amid Ongoing Transit Strike
A judge denied VTA's request for an injunction to stop a transit worker strike due to procedural issues, leaving the strike unresolved. The union and VTA differ on wage increases and contract language for dispute resolution.
Train testing begins on Sound Transit’s Federal Way Link Extension. Also, the Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) ...
South Bay bus drivers and train operators are striking in part for higher wages in a costly place to live. The shutdown is ...
Now, the HOA and its former president, Steve Moritz, will be responsible for more than $1.8 million in damages — a number ...
In Silicon Valley, the California region synonymous with innovation in the tech field, 66% of workers in tech were born ...
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Silicon Valley college district to add student housingHundreds of students in one community college district may not have to worry about housing insecurity as it builds out ...
The San Jose Police Department said they are investigating a collision that injured two demonstrators walking a picket line yesterday morning at a Silicon Valley transit facility in San Jose.
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