Alcohol. Theyre also trying to see if a victim or a witness over at the incident on the west part of town can identify him and the car being involved in that possible road rage incident over by the Plant Shopping Center in san jose. And by the way, we should close by saying that the suspect in this case as he was in the back of the police car did tell photographer ken wilhoit it was okay he was going to get out tomorrow, anyway. Live in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. Damian, thank you. Bart riders can expect more delays possibly for months which could mean passengers are shuttled on buses instead of trains. This happening as engineers work to locate the electrical problem that damaged dozens of trains. Nbc bay areas Elyce Kirchner joins us from the concord yard. What are engineers saying about the holdup . Reporter thats the big question, vicky. This has been a huge headache for those who depend on bart. Crews have been working on the more than 50 damaged cars inside the
To the dismay of those wishing to finally resolve a lingering, thorny issue for the community college district, officials agreed to continue deliberations and analysis of the operating contract for the San Mateo Athletic Club.
The San Mateo County Community College District Board of Trustees decided during a meeting Monday, Dec. 14, to take more time trying to resolve the question of which company will run the gym located on the College of San Mateo campus.
But following more than six months of discussing whether the district will extend its deal with current operator Exos, trustees shared their frustration with taking up the issue during a meeting only weeks away from an approaching contract expiration date at the end of the year.
Since some local jurisdictions, both large and small, have changed from at-large to district elections, often as a result of a legal challenge, there has been a steep price to pay. The loss of several outstanding officials who still had much to offer. Hereâs a recent list: Shelly Masur, Redwood City councilwoman, former elementary school board member, candidate for the State Senate. Redwood Cityâs new method of electing its council meant Masur ended up in the same new district as fellow councilwoman, Giselle Hale, who still has several years before her term is up unlike Masur whose term was up this year. In Menlo Park, Kirsten Keith, a major player in county affairs, lost her seat when the city changed to district elections. On the San Mateo County Community College Board of Trustees, the late Tom Mohr lost his seat to Richard Holober when the two were placed in the same district. Two years later, Dave Mandelkern, who brought a business perspective to the board, lost to col