a principios de abril, ya que el condado de santa clara comprará el hospital por 150 millones de y cardíacos y también más adelante, los servicios de maternidad. la transacción se va a cerrar el uno de abril, sujeta a aprobaciones regulatorias. vamos a otro caso y es que ya se conocen nuevos detalles sobre el caso del barbero que trabajaba en el área de mountain view en el condado santa clara y que presuntamente abusaba sexualmente de sus clientes y otros hombres después de drogarlo. jessica gallegos habló con la oficina del fiscal del condado. nos explica qué le piden a las víctimas. así es. qué tal? pues mire, hablé con la oficina del fiscal del condado de santa clara y confirmaron que franklin enrique zarceño orla, de 34 años, tenía sida. y aún así expuso a varias de sus víctimas mientras abusaba sexualmente. de ellos. encontramos evidencia que nos verifica que el este está infectado y en este estado es contra la ley exponer a víctimas cuando 1 sabe que tiene esa infección. tras una investigación que realizó la fiscalía del condado santa clara, se le encontró a franklin enriqu

comenzamos con noticias para pacientes al este de san josé porque este lunes el condado de santa clararmó la adquisición del centro médico regional, lo que les permitiría instituir el centro de traumatología al nivel 2. luego de degradar parte de sus servicios, esto fue el verano pasado. nathalie vera tiene más sobre lo que esto significa para nuestra comunidad. nathalie. bueno, este anuncio se da tras meses de protestas y manifestaciones tanto por miembros de la comunidad, sino como también por parte de enfermeros, quienes se preocupaban por los residentes aquí en el este de san josé, sobre todo muchos en la comunidad latina, al perder estos servicios vitales. desde el pasado agosto nosotros también tenemos derechos y vivir es una de esas. líderes comunitarios al este de san josé están celebrando el retorno de atención médica esencial en el centro médico regional april first the county of santa clara is operating regional medical center. a partir del uno de abril, el condado santa clara tomará las riendas del hospital gracias a una adquisición de 150 millones de dólares, lo que les pe

i think santa clara is a really big, small city. i've like i said, i've grown up here for the past 40 years and there's just not a lot of green space anymore. and to think that they would take green space and pave it over and make a parking lot is just it's hard to grasp. even though, as the district points out, many of the projects could be years away from starting the fight over, this one will begin to ramp up at the school board meeting thursday night in santa clara. robert honda nbc, bay area news. the fight for affordable housing is gaining the upper hand in one east bay community. a new complex just opened today in castro valley. crescent grove welcomed new residents with a tour of the property. the 72 units are located right by ruby street and crescent avenue. some of the units already are reserved for people who have recently become unhoused, as well as for veterans and people with disabilities. the remaining units were assigned based on a lottery system, to people who make less than 60% of the average income in the area. on

so that's north bay mountains, east bay hills, the hills of a santa clara eastern, santa clara hills, and also the santa cruz mountains. concern for high profile vehicles. concern for any downed power lines, downed trees, downed tree limbs. all that's a possibility in southern california. there are watches and warnings in effect. red-flag warnings. there's a bit of a break in the winds not quite as strong. so they're actually some red flag warnings have been dropped until 6 o'clock tonight. the still there are wind advisories and there are still some wind warnings because those santa ana winds are still pretty strong. but there is a bit of a break. this is a good day for the firefighters to really get a handle on things air quality, not so good in many areas, as you might expect in southern california. this is because of fine particulate matter from the wildfire smoke that could get into your lungs. and that would be a huge problem. you see very different areas seeing varying amounts of ag good or bad air quality, depending on topography and exactly how the winds blow. speaking of how

santa clara county and hca. hca health care announced today a formal agreement for the county to buy regional med for $150 million. the deal, which is subject to certain closing conditions and regulatory approval, is expected to close april 1st. over the years, due to budget issues and low profit margins, hca has downgraded regional med's trauma level and its comprehensive stroke and other cardiac services. the county says once it assumes hospital operations, it will restore level two trauma care and other critical services immediately. electric cars are going to have more places to charge in the south bay. south bay congressman sam liccardo joined fellow lawmakers today, announcing a $12 million federal grant to fund 237 new charging ports across san jose. more than half of them will be installed at libraries and community centers. parks. recent survey from the public policy institute of california found that nearly half of californians are seriously considering an electric car, but the charging logistics remai

pues mire, la oficina del fiscal del condado santa clara confirmó que el barbero tenía sida.ro sí tiene sida. recordemos que franklin enrique zarceño horla, de 34 años, era barbero en el área de mountain view y se le acusa de drogar a sus clientes y luego abusar sexualmente de ellos. la fiscalía cree que existen más de 20 víctimas, todos hombres y latinos. bueno, no sabemos si las víctimas saben que fueron víctimas de estos casoss porque estaban tan intoxicados salir a tomar copas con las víctimas, se intoxicaban las víctimas después él se las llevaba a su casa y ahí los atacaba. las autoridades le piden a todas esas víctimas contactar a la oficina del fiscal del condado de santa clara y también les están pidiendo realizarte un examen contra el vih desde san josé. soy jessica gallegos. continúa en el estudio. jessica, muchas gracias por ese informe. bueno, la ciudad de san josé comenzó un nuevo programa con el cual busca remover las casas rodantes que están estacionadas en por lo menos 30 zonas de esa urbe. la primera etapa consiste en colocar señalizaciones, así como lo vemo

♪♪ damian: we're going to begin today with a call for your service with the civil grand jury of santa clarah me here on "comunidad del valle" is the honorable jesus valencia. he's here to give us a pitch on why we all should join the grand jury. judge, welcome to the show. jesus valencia: well, thank you, and i appreciate the opportunity to come on your show and speak to your audience about this important issue. damian: yeah, before we get into it, i want to talk about that robe hanging in the back of your office there. talk about the pride, sir, of wearing that robe, and making sure that the jurisprudence is fair and accurate in the county. jesus: absolutely, you know, i've been privileged and blessed to be able to serve on the bench here with many, many outstanding colleagues for the past 17 years, going on 18 years, and i really--in this particular location where i'm at, it's morgan hill, but it's a location that's dear to my heart because when i first came to san jose, i came through this little corridor and morgan hill is one of the first little towns. it was much more agrarian, but it

matthew mueller is currently being held in a santa clara county jail. once the new cases against him are resolved, he will be transferred to a federal prison in arizona. now, denise and aaron say they're also considering trying to talk directly to matthew mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal more information. but for now in seaside, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> police in britain would say, too golf cart thieves didn't get very far over the weekend when police operated drone quickly tracked them down. officers were called to a neighborhood on somerset drive. and officer quickly deployed a drone. to track that. that works. the guys were arrested. the golf carts were recovered. recovery from years of scandal. kron four's philippe djegal reports today. i'm pleased to announce that i've appointed captain jody hill as the acting chief of police for the antioch police department. familiar role for captain jovial, who served as acting antioch police chief from august 2023. through last february, following the retirement. >> the former chief doctor s

and my goodness, it's going ty be parts of the north bay east bay and the santa clara valley in the santa cruz mountains. high temperatures tomorrow. a lot like today, just a few degrees cooler. pretty much in the 60's everywhere. whether you're at the beach of the pacific ocean or the bay shoreline numbers in the 60's. and as you head south, we're not much change to get down to the santa clara valley. we get numbers as warm as maybe 66 degrees in san jose and santa clara east bay. they continue with numbers mainly in the 60's. and again, 63 in fremont and up toward the north bay is numbers also in the 60's. so we're in for a spell of another dry day numbers warmer than normal. and still, we're in good shape and numbers for the next 7 days. a lot like today. funny next weekend we go closer to normal temperatures more like in the upper 50's and maybe a few extra clouds. but we're talking subtleties here and still no rain sight. no rain in sight and we could use some because our invitation starting dry out a little bit. that's not a good thing. that's one of the huge factors in southern cal

in santa clara. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, robert. well, today is congresswoman barbara lee's last day in office, and it marks the end of an era representing the oakland area on the national stage. 78 year old u.s. representative is the highest ranking african-american woman appointed to democratic leadership. she was first elected in 1998. in her nearly three decades in office, she's focused on advocating for diversity, civil and human rights, social and economic justice. one of lee's biggest moments came after the september 11th attack. she was the only member of congress to oppose the authorization of the use of military force. so as i look back on my time, though, i feel a sense of gratitude for the opportunity to not only serve my community, but to advance justice, equity, and peace throughout our country and the entire world. the courage that she has is just so inspiring. and secondly, she has a grace and a skill, a gravitas, and yet a calmness that is just so incredible. and i'm going to take that with me. lateefah simon, what

the chief in santa clara, d.a. jeff rosen, have had this to say about law enforcement's role in investigating mueller. >> we're here because there's so many lessons to be learned where the police really screwed up. i don't know how else to say it. >> we're not perfect in law enforcement, and i think it's fair to say that there were mistakes made in this investigation. >> on tuesday, denise huskins and her now husband aaron quinn, will join chief burgess and other law enforcement officials to talk about the additional charges mueller is now facing. i will be there and will report back. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new at ten. the santa clara county coroner has identified the pregnant 29 year old woman who was killed in a crash on new year's day. authorities say the woman was with her husband and young son when they were hit by a driver, who has since been arrested on suspicion of dui. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live outside the santa clara county jail with more. lamonica. >> claudine, we d

thank you. >> all right. >> the super bowl is coming to santa clara next year.ut verizon is hoping to help local football fans feel closer to the action this year. they're organizing a free multi-city super bowl watch party. this all day event takes place in santa clara and 29 other venues across the country. fans will gather at 130 on super bowl sunday. that's february 9th to watch the game on the big screens and in premium lounges in levi's stadium, with food and drinks provided by local restaurants. they'll also get to meet 40 niners legend patrick willis. the gold rush cheerleaders and sourdough sam. verizon customers can get their tickets online at verizon fanfest. >> dot com should be a good time. outgoing san francisco mayor london breed held one of her last official acts in office today honor, privilege to give you a well-deserved the highest honor of our city. and that is mayor breed giving warriors head coach steve kerr the key to the city of san francisco. breed says kern not only brought excitement and pride to the bay area by leading golden state to

that's why there is a frost advisory in effect for parts of the north bay east bay and parts of the santa clara valley as well as the santa cruz mountains. temperature wise 60's, pretty much everywhere. 60's low 60's for san francisco right along the san francisco bay shoreline, as well as a pacific shoreline. and we continue with the 60 regime all the way down to palo alto and then the warmest spots would be in the santa clara valley putting 66 degrees for san jose and 60's again through the north bay. as we head toward the coastline. even there temperatures in the 60's. so it's really going to be a lovely day. slightly cooler. then yesterday and today. but we've got a slow cooling trend, especially as we head toward the weekend. we get temperatures back toward normal. but the main thing about this seven-day forecast, no raindrops. yeah. and looks like even toward the end of the month. we still may stay rain drops. we've got our the e- fingers crossed and i keep searching for them. all right. thanks. gotten. >> well, for many people living in santa rosa's coffey park, the devastating wildfires

it's everywhere, except the santa clara valley grant. vicki, back to you. >> thanks, kathy and update now on that developing news out of southern california related to those strong winds. this fire tearing through pacific palisades. has now spread. it's almost 3,000 acres. again, this just started late this morning. its has more than doubled in size in the last 3 hours. this is what it looks like tonight. you can see fire is raging and it is widespread. we know many homes have been destroyed. it's not known exactly how many. but governor newsom emphasize we're not talking. a few homes were talking about many homes that have burned to the ground. obviously, the santa ana winds are a big issue here. and firefighters say the worst of the winds are expected between 10 o'clock tonight and 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. well, it just 13 days until president-elect donald trump takes office today, the biden administration >> presented california with a half a billion dollars for emergency disaster relief funding. this comes as the president-elect i

eastern santa clara hills and the santa cruz mountains. we've got that frost advisory, protect people, the be warm, bring your animals inside. keep him warm and of course, protect your plants and your pipes. back to you. all right. major conferences arrived to san francisco. >> and it is exciting. local businesses in the area bring some juice kron four's lezla gooden has the latest on this money maker. >> monday kicks off the first day of the 43rd jp morgan healthcare conference at the westin saint francis hotel in san francisco. and it's creating a buzz and filling up union square that this is such an impactful conference to kick off january, which which historically without this type of the conference, is a really slow month in the restaurant business. people like to not drink. they have new year's eve reservation. you resolutions. they. >> may be have like spent a lot of money for christmas and january you know, it usually pours rain. golden gate restaurant association says they are already seeing the positive impact of the conference s

valley in the santa clara valley. so fair skies, a bit of a breeze tomorrow. still some wind for the hills. you can see the forecast model. you can see the winds do back off throughout the day on your wednesday, but still breezy. but we'll scale back on those strong wind speeds throughout the day. this is the setup, an upper level area of high pressure here. an area of low pressure out out. in southern california. that pressure difference is setting up that wind event for today. it is also keeping us dry. so no rain in our forecast. mostly sunny skies and mild conditions. look ahead. your five day it is dry, maybe a little bit cooler in your friday, and maybe another pulse of some winds moving into the bay area on saturday. we could have some breezy conditions for that time frame, but we'll continue to keep an eye on those strong winds to our south. that firefight will be difficult once again for tonight into tomorrow. christina. >> all right, mark, thank you. imagine getting a call by a so-called official offering to

santa clara valley, not part of the wind advisory. you can see the winds there from mountain view over towards san jose. light rolling into the afternoon. do we do expect relative humidity to remain decent but still falling compared to yesterday, when we were near 100% getting into the evening hours. notice the winds still gusting 30, 40, 45mph and expected to continue during the overnight hours. the advisory goes until 10:00 tomorrow, and that's when we do expect the winds to begin to die down. still a little breezy for tomorrow, but nothing like what we're seeing out there for the afternoon today. meanwhile, temperatures now 70 degrees reported in novato, 68 in san francisco, mid 60s in walnut creek. we are anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above average for this time of year. and today, perhaps not even the warmest day. take a look at the extended forecast where wednesday into thursday, we do expect to remain with those very warm conditions even as we get into the weekend. temperatures are going to fall off just a little bit, but still

in santa clara, robert honda, nbc, bay area news. well, parts of the united states bracing for dangerously cold temperatures this week. a blast of cold air from the arctic set to drop temperatures in the east and south. the national weather service says below freezing temperatures are possible as far south as florida and the gulf coast, and snow possible in southern plains states like kansas, louisiana and texas. wind chills could push temps below zero. the weather service says the cold spell could last until january 15th. and today we got our first real look at the sierra snow pack. it's important because many water agencies, they rely on the snow melt to fill our reservoirs. state water officials held the first survey of the year at the phillips station near south lake tahoe. there they go. gives us a snapshot of how much we might expect to fill our reservoirs when it melts. they took six samples and combined the numbers with 260 other sites around the state. and right now we are at 108%. but of course, still early in the season. a

numbers in the upper 60's. 67 for santa clara as we head to the east bay.re still in the mid 60's generally everywhere. this is so much warmer. then you expect this time of year due to these gusty winds. 66 napa and in santa rosa stinson beach. 63 looking ahead the next 7 days. i do not see a drop of rain. temperatures today tomorrow. next few days are warm. slightly cooler heading into the weekend. but we stay sunny and dry. noel. dan. >> deb, thank you. happening right now, former president jimmy carter lying in state at the united states capitol and will remain there until thursday when his body will moved to the washington national cathedral for a national funeral service. washington correspondent basil john reports on events in dc honoring president carter. >> president carter is in the capitol behind me where he is lying in state, a ceremony for his arrival included a 21 gun salute as the nation honors its longest-living president. >> 44 years after president jimmy carter left washington, d.c., on the heels of a re-election loss, the one term presiden

the coldest temps where it's been the clearest down, down santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains. hollister 36 morgan hill, san martin, gilroy, boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, santa clara and campbell all in there in the 30s, 20s, 30s, up in the mountains, a little bit of snow up there, not much. there's a little system clipping them right there. you see that that's going to retrograde or dig back into southern california, which should crank up the breeze for us tomorrow, especially in the hills. we'll see if that scours out the fog. but for today, you got to thha fog. there's lots of it there. but once we get through that, it'll be hazy sunshine, mostly sunny, 5060s on the temps. could be a couple of some offshore breezes for us, but wind in southern california tuesday, maybe again. thursday day we lost everything, including all my material that i had prepared for my qualifying exams for my phd program. >> students at one uc school are now out of a home new at 8:00. the high tech form of transportation that inve igators say sparked the flames. a e're j (vo) with wells farg

san jose at 66 santa clara at 65 east bay, not much different fremont at 63. same in dublin while oakland at 61 degrees today, north bay temps are in the mid 60's for a lot of us. napa at 64 degrees while nevado petaluma and santa rosa at 63. a look ahead. does show calmer conditions. but just as clear and dry as we have been 60's for much of the rest of the week with a few 50's mixed in next week. roadways this morning doing all right. 8 minutes at the bay bridge. nothing holding you up. no need for the metering lights. just yep. richmond center fell rolling at the limit. that's at 7 minute crossing the golden gate. much calmer than it was yesterday. look at that crystal clear. not a car on the road this morning. all right, john, thank you for that. to san francisco police officers were taken to the hospital after crashing into a building during a chase. >> this happened just before 3.30, monday morning, right near 9th and howard street in the city. so neighborhood police said he spotted a car, been involved in a chase on sunday, tried to pull it over again.

and santa clara county water officials are cracking down on encampments right near waterways. officials say they're gonna work with people in encampments to try make them safer until they find shelter. but if conditions remain hazardous, they could remove the can't. with a 72 hour. notice a new woman sports bar opening in san francisco. ricky's will open on market street right near sanchez and the castro in the spring. the bar named after iki stretcher who opera clear in bars in san francisco. in santa cruz sentinel. and there this weekend, the portion of that pier that collapsed last month will be close to do. leaders are hold a ceremony saturday morning for that reopening. >> and it's a very first friday of the brand new year. it's dry at sfo, but it's not dry everywhere. >> here's a storm heading right toward the pacific northwest, seattle, portland, eureka, getting rain and it's coming right down in the north face. we're starting to see some rain. it will be widespread today and surf is up 15, 18 to 25 foot waves generated by that storm and that's in effect through sunday

santa clara county sheriff. they made a major weapons discovery during a routine patrol highway wednesday. deputy venezuela noticed a man in a car. the windows were shattered. you didn't have a license plate. the man claimed there were no illegal items. said a search uncovered 6 ghost guns loaded with weapons. the suspect also a convicted felon was arrested and now faces 18 felony charges. authorities say they're cracking down on ghost guns, which are growing concern in the fight against illegal firearms. in the north bay. santa rosa man under arrest, suspected of dealing meth in the area. sonoma police say they carried out a search warrant at a home on ware avenue. okay. with the sonoma county sheriff's office help sniff out about 4 pounds of suspected meth. the suspect was booked into jail. today. the nation is going to say its final goodbye to president jimmy carter as world leaders, government officials and average americans gather in washington for the former president's state funeral. he's going to be laid

with the super bowl scheduled for santa clara in 2026, we asked him what steps officials could take outside large public gatherings here in the bay area. if you want to see how it's done correctly, go to go to levi's stadium and go to a 49ers game or any other event there. you'll see large equipment blocking driveways and possible pathways. you're not getting into that stadium without being carefully checked. bollards, which are often used in high profile parts of cities to help control crowds and vehicles, were not present with the expert there, says those could have made a difference in securing the street. the investigation is still unfolding and we will continue bringing updates as we get them when we're not on the air. you can get the latest developments on our website, nbcbayarea.com, or by downloading our free nbc bay area app. cynthia is back and we are going to take another look at the slightly wet weather, depending on where you are. yeah, it's starting to clear in the north bay, so that's a break for them. they were soggy all morning long, but now it's starting to push east and i

the santa clara county sheriff says two thieves took off with $1,200 worth of rib eye and other primecuts. a worker remembered the license plate of the getaway car, told investigators. deputies went to the home where the car was registered and found both suspects in all of that stolen meat. neighbors in the oakland hills are frustrated and very concerned about two of their local fire stations about to close in a matter of hours. the closure is supposed to be temporary, with the goal of helping close the city's massive budget deficit. but residents worry even aemporary closure could have dangerous ramifications. nbc bay area's alyssa goard reports. in oakland's grass valley neighborhood, more than a dozen people showed up sunday to oppose their local fire station temporarily closing monday. and i can say this station has been here ever since i went to grass valley elementary school, and wh my grandmother had a heart attack in 2014, the station was the first to respond. they closed the station. it's going to be a delayed response considerably. station 28 will be closed for six months as

aside from the santa clara valley. so it's windy. but what else is it will it's going to be sunny and mild temperatures in the mid 60's for san francisco and mid 60's even out towards the coastline. a few of us across the bay will be nearing the 70 degree mark in spots like santa rosa as well as down in the santa clara valley, san jose. you'll be at 66 today. pretty comfortable while the east bay above average as well with the low to mid 60's for your daytime highs. it definitely warmer than yesterday was yesterday. actually the coolest of this week's forecast today is much more on trend for what the rest of the week asked to offer. and as you can see, we remain pretty steady at 60's all the way through the weekend into the weekend and all of it under sunshine. roadways this morning moving along, just fine. we do have that 13 minute drive across the bay bridge. that's still ok. metering lights are on, though. and it is an early back up. so it does look like traffic's a little bit some more significant this morning that it was yesterd

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an unusual bust for the santa clara, santa clara county sheriff's office stopping the prime suspects after deputies say they stole over $1,000 worth of meat. and it all happened at a cupertino safeway ktvu zac sos has the story. >> oh, okay. >> awesome. i'm so glad they got caught. yes. well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that? >> a barbecue, perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time. >> with the help of a license plate number jo

the board is expected to make its final decision next month. >> santa clara county finally reached aeal to buy regional medical center, saving a critical medical facility from closure. it's a big win for the community and advocates in east san jose. the county will be able to restore trauma services along with stroke and heart attack services. plus, it plans to restore labor and delivery services that closed back in 2020. >> it's absolutely critical. it's a 258 bed facility, and it's the only trauma emergency room that's available in the east san jose area, which is incredibly densely populated. that's where my family is. and i would say that it's very hard pressed to find any east sider that doesn't have a regional medical center. story of where life saving treatment and services was provided to their loved ones. >> santa clara county and hca health care agreed on a $150 million price tag. it's been paid for by fema reimbursements from the covid pandemic in the south bay today. >> social workers, child advocates and community leaders are demanding change following the death of a thr

also the east bay hills, eastern santa clara hills and the santa cruz mountains. that's mile per hour gusting up to 50 mile per hour. northeast winds. and that's a big concern because, of course, that can really be tough to drive through in terms air quality. no concerns. there is just all green gots, which means that the smoke from the southern california fires is not reaching us. instead, it's heading southward because after all, the winds are blowing out of the north out of the northeast. even in southern california, hence the santa ana winds causing so much damage. but the smoke is going away from us heading down toward baja, california and heading off to sea as well. so we really start to and good in terms of air quality. if you're heading out right now, it's a little cooler than yesterday. if you're up in the north bay specially down 15 degrees compared to yesterday in santa rosa at this hour, down 16 for nevado little warmer in half moon bay. a little cooler through much of the rest of the bay area. here are temperatures right now. 40's 50's for the most pa

actually, santa clara area, 63 degrees there, backing through morgan hill at 62. hey, you know what gang i've had on my mind in southern california? because they have red flag warnings in effect there. strong santa ana winds this morning. our winds will be more gentle. and we'll have your full forecast, claudine. and that's coming up. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, if you are headed out the door early on this new year's day, let's take a look at the traffic around the roadways. it's a holiday, so things should go pretty easy for you. this is interstate 880, in oakland. as people roll by the coliseum and just a handful of cars in both directions. so things look smooth there. if we take you now down to the south bay in downtown san jose and the 280 as interstate 280 rolls through that area and you can see a little bit of sunshine looks like kind of peeking through and headlights still on. maybe those are just lights. it's still dark out there. bay bridge toll plaza. wow, that's an easy commute. if you have somewhere to be at this hour, you're not going to ha

well, really in all of northern california, supervisor otto lee, who proposed the santa clara county ban, tells us he recognizes there aren't enough fields for kids to play on, but he doesn't view artificial turf as the answer. given the health concerns and the inability to recycle it. the county board of supervisors is expected to vote on the proposed turf ban on county land next month. candace nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate, and if you have a story for our investigative unit, just call 888996 tips or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. in 2024. nbc bay area responded. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. straight ahead a look back and one story we are watching into 2025. that's next. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll show you what to expect tonight as we get ready to ring in 2025. plus updated rain chances and how we're doing so far jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea tha

. >> the santa clara county coroner's office has not released the name and age of the victim. new. at 730, the santa cruz city council will consider several measures tomorrow aimed at helping the wharf recover from last month's storm. the wharf was closed for nearly two weeks after historic swells led to its partial collapse on december 23rd, affecting 180ft of the 2700 foot landmark. members of the city council say approving the measures would ensure that the wharf remains a vibrant part of the city for generations to come. they include free two hour parking throughout january to attract visitors, rent relief for wharf tenants during the closure period. $50,000 in promotional efforts to highlight the wharf as a vibrant destination. structural analysis that will guide future repair and resiliency efforts and coordination with specialized equipment to remove debris, including a crane that fell into the ocean under safe marine conditions. new at 730, a berkeley apartment building has been preserved as affordable housing thanks to the city. a community organization and the tenants them

north bay interior, mountains and valleys for the east bay interior valleys, and for the eastern santa clara hills. temperatures drop down to around 3334 degrees. of course, frost can form at that temperature, and it can damage sensitive plants overnight. low temperatures more specifically 34 at santa rosa, mainly mid to upper 30s in the inland east bay. certainly mid 30s down in the south bay. and we'll see lows right in the low 40s around the bay shoreline highs tomorrow mainly upper 50s to about 60. but in the south bay a little bit milder. we'll see 63 at san jose, 62 at morgan hill. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so a nice start a quiet start to the new year tomorrow. then on thursday a little bit milder. but on friday clouds increase and there's a chance of a very good chance of light rain and showers. so we're going to label this a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. over the weekend, skies get sunnier and it gets drier. but going into early next week, we get a little bit of a warming trend. not not a big warm up, but we'll take 60 or 62, ove

he's a santa clara native and cal poly graduate. california is beginning 2025 with a solid start to the winter snowpack. according to the first snow survey survey that is of the year. state water officials in the sierra nevada recorded a snow depth of 24in today. the water content of the snowpack at the station was 91% of the average to date. the california department of water resources says statewide, the snowpack is at 108% of average for this time of year. dwr officials say they're hoping for more weather systems to keep the water supply at a healthy level. the snowpack provided nearly a third of the water used annually in california. now to your accuweather forecast. clear and sunny today, but by this time tomorrow we could see some rain. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma is tracking upcoming showers. >> the accuweather headlines will call for a terrific thursday. a mix of sun and clouds out there. we're dry all day today. it feels mild. we'll go into the 60s for daytime highs. now tomorrow we have a level one storm with mo

a new law is making it easier to build new housing for farmworkers in santa clara and santa cruz counties. the goal is to help this workforce find affordable, stable housing that is close to their jobs. >> our time now. 939 police in palo alto busy investigating several break ins at businesses during the holiday season. in the past two weeks, four businesses in downtown palo alto were burglarized. some of them appear to be connected. the owners of the copa cafe say thieves broke into the restaurant early yesterday morning and stole at least $1,000 in cash. other stores report thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise as well as damaged. all four of these businesses are less than a half mile away from the palo alto police headquarters, and the owners are frustrated with the police department response time. >> even after police are dispatched, the thieves still do their dirty work because they know the system. they know how long it's going to take for the police to respond, and they go in and out at leisure. >> now, next monday, the palo alto police department will meet with the business o

in santa clara county, enforcement of a camping ban begins today along waterways like coyote creek.t comes after the santa clara county valley water district approved an ordinance in late november. the district says problems at homeless encampments mean their workers are being attacked and garbage and debris are polluting the water. the new ordinance spells out a series of steps to move people out, while also offering to connect them to social services. and some good news for a lot of families here in california. governor newsom just announced an increase to paid family leave eligible workers earning less than $63,000 per year are now eligible to receive up to 90% of their pay while on leave, and those who make above that threshold will get 70% of their income. the change also applies to disability benefits. that applies to new claims filed on or after january 1st, 2025. yes, the new year is here and our first alert weather forecast. really a lovely start after a cloudy first day of the year yesterday. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge and meteorologist zoe mintz looking

los rumores en san josé se dieron tras 2 allanamientos del sheriff del condado de santa clara relacionados. sin embargo, fotos de los alguaciles comenzaron a circular en las redes sociales, confundiéndolos con ice sin. afafortunadante, ha salido mucha información falsa. la semana pasada, muchos anuncios en el social media en facebook e instagram fotos. pero hay que verificar la información antes. miembros de la red de respuesta rápida acudieron y confirmaron que no había presencia de ice y le recuerdan a la comunidad que los llamen si sospechan la presencia de inmigración. su función es verificar la información para tomar las medidas necesarias. estamos preocupados. también yo, pero sin esa foto. américa dice que le da temor no saber si su próximo mensaje de texto será otra falsa alarma o un operativo de verdad. en san josé, damián trujillo, noticiero telemundo 48 y queremos recordarle que si usted sospecha de la presencia de inmigración, puede llamar a la red de respuesta rápida de su condado para que vayan al lugar a verificar si tiene los datos en pantalla. tómele una fotografía a eso q

and santa clara county has the highest unhoused population of any bay area county. nbc bay area's marianne favro here with a closer look at the numbers and why advocates say they're increasing. marianne. terry. there are an estimated 10,400 homeless people living in santa clara county, and advocates say the number is growing, in part because people are getting priced out of housing and some are on the verge of getting evicted. for dozens of people, this encampment off taylor street in san jose is home. new federal numbers show the number of unhoused in santa clara county is up 5% since 2023. homeless advocates say they believe there are even more unhoused living in the county than the more than 10,000 the federal government counted, and many people grew up here. it's just people getting priced out and people who are going through a lot of evictions and they end up on the streets. and when you talk to people, it is constantly like, where are you from? and they're like, i used to live right there. like they are camping right near their kid tht they used to live in, or

reporting at santa clara jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> volunteers with the san francisco spca are heading to los angeles to bring back animals affected by these devastating fires to make space for them, though the spca needs to find forever homes for more than 50 puppies currently at the shelter. here's a look at their web site. these are all the puppies available for adoptions. all cuties. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for these animals right now. so if you're looking for a pat and family member head on over to the st. certainly ones there. >> well, our parent company nexstar media group has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan that qr code on your screen. there to make a donation. now to the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. the city's new mayor, daniel lurie, has pledged to declare a federal state of emergency. >> meanwhile, a four-year-old city-run program is finding success in helping those addicted to the deadly drug kron

y eso incluye los condados de alameda, contra costa, monterey y santa clara.ese rango de los 30 y 32 grados. y para que tenga idea, eso es el punto de congelación. por otra parte, acá en nuestra zona también vamos a ver vientos fuertes en las 30 y 40 millas por hora, especialmente en las zonas de santa elena calistoga la zona de santa rosa para eso de las 7 de la madrugada. están asociados también a ese viento del norte del noreste que viene desde las montañas hacia la zona de la bahía y hacia el sur, entre oakland san mateo, pues las ráfagas estarían oscilando entre las 18 y casi las 30 millas y casi 40 para la región de san francisco. en cuanto a las temperaturas mínimas para esta noche, fíjese que la. la región de san josé espera temperaturas en los 34 grados. eso es 2 grados más de lo que es el punto de congelación. la zona de sacramento entre los 36 y 39. bastante frío, igualmente. y los amigos en la región del valle central, con temperaturas en los 30 y 31 grados. así que cuando salga, debe tomar las siguientes medidas de protección. utilice capas distin

in a santa clara county courtroom friday, attorneys for dana stubblefield asking for the former 40 niners release from jail, but now have to wait until january 17th. >> there are some technical issues and some technical areas of law. this is an unusual case. >> it comes after an appellate court overturned stubblefield's rape conviction last week. he was convicted of raping a woman under threat of a gun who had come to his home to interview for a babysitting job in 2015. his defense team says the judge blocked key police evidence from being admitted. >> the judge in this case allowed that the jury did not hear the truth. >> attorneys say that includes the accuser's confession that she was a paid sex worker. stubblefield said the interaction with her was a paid, consensual transaction. he was convicted in 2020, but a year after the racial justice act went into effect, it makes it illegal to convict someone on the basis of race, ethnicity and national origin. the appellate court ruled that the prosecution violated the act when it said in its closing argument that it didn't search stubblefiel

a partir de mañana jueves, el distrito de aguas del valle de santa clara comenzará a aplicar la ley queque se enfocarán primero en la difusión pública. vamos a hablar ahora sobre esta otra iniciativa. la medida ha permitido que el condado santa clara dé o destine 950 millones de dólares, que es precisamente destinados a la construcción de viviendas asequibles y una de las ciudades más beneficiadas es la ciudad de san josé. así lo dio a conocer un informe del medio san josé spotlight, en el que destacan que desde el 2016 esa cantidad de dinero ha permitido financiar 56 proyectos habitacionales con habitaciones en 10 diferentes ciudades y que la más beneficiada ha sido san josé, que ha recibido casi 384 millones de dólares para construir o renovar más de 3500 viviendas asequibles a través de 34 proyectos. le sigue santa clara, que recibió casi 86 millones de dólares para poder construir 618 viviendas asequibles. pero en contraste, hay 5 ciudades que no han recibido fondos. estamos hablando de campbell, los gatos, saratoga, los altos hills y monte sereno, todos ellos caracterizados por ten

we learned of new charges against muller in contra costa and santa clara counties. today, authorities revealed his crimes allegedly stretch as far back as 1993. our len ramirez is live in seaside where law enforcement and victims spoke out about the new charges against him. len? >> reporter: that's right, ryan. this is a very unusual case that brought together those so-called american crime victims from the netflix series together with law enforcement from around northern california to try to piece together a series of unsolved crimes that go back decades, all allegedly linked to one serial kidnapper. kidnap and sexual assault victim, denise huskins, and her falsely accused now husband, aaron, survived the american nightmare case, but it didn't end there. the couple's involvement in prompting law enforcement to reinvestigate denise's convicted kidnapper, matthew muller, has led to new charges against muller that go back decades and include previously unreported crimes that the victims kept secret out of fear. >> and so if you're in that situation, just know you shou

this is what it looked like on 101 in santa clara this morning. windshield wipers in full effect. let's bring in meteorologist vianey arana. okay. the rain came last night. what happens now? very quick moving. as we had forecasted. this is what it looks like now. gorgeous, gorgeous. and this is a sneak peek of what's ahead for the weekend. so let's get right to your microclimate forecast so i can show you where the rain is headed to now and what things we got to look out for as we inch into the weekend. so notice the sierra still very active. we've got some light scattered activity passing through sacramento, but the bulk of that cold front. we're now getting the tail of it. it is now out of the way and temperature wise we're in the 50s right now. we've even got a couple of 40s in some of the northern areas there. and as we inch into the weekend forecast, here's what to look out for. so we do have the return of our dangerous coast. we've got a high surf advisory along with the beach hazards statement, expected to remain in effect all the way through sunday. this is in place right

an unusual bus for the santa clara sheriff's office stopping the prime suspects after deputies say they stole over $1,000 worth of meat. it all happened at a cupertino, safeway ktvu. zac sos has the story. >> wow. okay. >> awesome. i'm so glad they got caught. yes. well done. >> customers outside a cupertino safeway reacting to the $1,200 worth of rib eye and other prime cuts recovered by a santa clara county sheriff's deputy, transforming his cruiser into a makeshift meat section. >> $1,200 worth of meat is. what do you do with that? >> a barbecue? perhaps? >> morning barbecue. >> also on the hood. mayo sauce and salt. >> some people have a necessity, and it's harder for them to meet that. but i do feel like this is like going overboard. >> the bust, made possible by an eagle eyed store employee who spotted the two crooks staking their claim to a bounty of beef and fleeing with the filets by car. >> i'm kind of glad there's been a lot of theft lately. i even walk in the store and see people steal stuff all the time. >> with the help of a license plate number jotted down by the employee

that includes oxnard, thousand oaks, santa clara, santa clarita, acton. this is an area where we have some of the higher elevations, the higher terrain, the canyons as well. and those santa ana winds come out of the northeast and they race down the mountains. and this is an area that we're watching for. some of the strongest winds today could see winds in excess of 40 to 50mph. so here's future weather. the winds are going to stay active all day today. so even by noon we're seeing those winds elevated. that continues in the overnight hours. and first thing tomorrow morning we're still underneath that red flag warning. but by tomorrow evening the winds really back off. and much lighter conditions prevail thursday and into friday. so some encouraging news there. back here at home it's all about the frost advisory this morning. we have clear skies chilly temperatures early on. it's bright, it's calm and it's mild this afternoon with temperatures upper 50s to the mid 60s. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >> thank

in addition to crews from alameda and santa clara counties. crist from san mateo county also arrived earlier this evening. officials say bay area firefighters could remain in the area for several weeks. they're definitely in need of the help. we want to turn things over to kron. first. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a check on those wind conditions down in southern california morning. yeah, can't even imagine trying to fires in conditions like that. i mean, it's almost nothing you can do in the winds start gusting. >> over 40 miles an hour, boy, just almost have to get out of the way. they're just trying to rescue people. and those winds are once again ramping up outside. we've seen some gusts last few hours over 40 miles per hour in the malibu area there gusting to 36 right now in ontario. so there you go. the winds now beginning to pick up a scent is usually do during the nighttime hours. those winds really start to ramp up so a very dangerous fire conditions continuing there for tonight. humidity, as you might expect, drying out ag

the santa clara unified school district is set to review a 30 year master plan for all of its schoolsd that plan could include replacing one of the little league fields at hayman elementary. that field is one of three where westside little league currently rents in place, parents say, with a league of more than 300 players of various ages, losing one field could mean the end of the game for everyone. what that does is it takes away from the four year olds, the six year olds, the eight year olds.s. i mean, thats where those kids play. and you got your your ten, 11 and 12 at play here. but i mean, they got to have a start. our organization would collapse if that happened. why? we have nowhere else to play in town. we only have one other baseball field that's owned by the city. the rest are owned by the school district. the santa clara unified school district declined an on camera interview, but said improvements at hayman would create more parking and a safer pickup area. those improvements would also allow room for physical education activities and new or expanded learning facilities.