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6 juveniles, man arrested for commercial burglaries across San Jose

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

(KRON) -- A man and six juveniles were arrested for allegedly burglarizing a series of commercial businesses during a six-month period, according to the San Jose Police Department. More than two dozen businesses were burglarized, many of which were found to be "smoke shop" stores. Video from SJPD show the suspects using stolen Kia and Hyundai cars used to collide with the exterior of the businesses in order to gain entrance into each shop.The suspects would then steal merchandise before fleeing the businesses in their stolen car. According to SJPD, the suspects are believed to be responsible for additional commercial burglaries outside the City of San Jose.On Wednesday, the juveniles were arrested and booked into Santa Clara County Juvenile Hall following a search warrant for both their persons and residences. Police recovered two firearms and evidence related to the burglaries during their search, officials said. During the investigation, an adult suspect, Vincent Loredo, 45, was a...

No gas leak at Emery High School in Emeryville: PG&E

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

(KRON) -- Emery High School in Emeryville was evacuated Tuesday morning due to a possible gas leak, the Alameda County Fire Department confirmed. The smell of gas was reported just before 9 a.m. but according to PG&E, no gas leak was found. Tourist desperate to find French bulldog stolen in San Francisco A call for an evacuation was issued after that. PG&E was called to the scene. A first report showed no leak, according to the meters. The utility later confirmed that there was no gas leak on campus.An investigation into the matter continues, according to Alameda County FD.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

DA Price files charges in unprovoked Hayward pipe beating

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

(KRON) -- A man is accused of committing an unprovoked attack against an elderly victim who was walking along Whitman Street in Hayward, Alameda County prosecutors said.James Lambert, 23, allegedly stabbed the 81-year-old victim, Francisco Gonzalez, eight times, according to the District Attorney's Office. "Witnesses reported that Lambert stabbed the elderly man eight times in the head and proceeded to strike him with a metal pipe while he lay on the ground," the District Attorney's Office wrote. The August 17 assault was finally halted when an off-duty security guard intervened. Gonzalez was rushed to Eden Medical Center, where he remained in critical condition on Tuesday. Prosecutors filed charges including assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, and great bodily injury.District Attorney Pamela Price said, "This case presents extraordinary circumstances -- a senseless and brutal attack on a vulnerable victim. Anyone who commits acts of violence against vulnerable individuals i...

Incidente de diarrea obliga a un vuelo de Delta con más de 300 pasajeros a dar la vuelta y regresar a Atlanta

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

(CNN) — Un vuelo de Delta Air Lines que iba de Atlanta a Barcelona en la noche de este viernes debió dar media vuelta y regresar al aeropuerto después de que un pasajero sufriera un incidente de diarrea.El Airbus A350 despegó puntualmente el 1 de septiembre con 336 pasajeros a bordo, pero tuvo que regresar cuando volaba sobre el centro de Virginia.“Es simplemente una cuestión de riesgo biológico: tuvimos un pasajero que tuvo diarrea a lo largo del avión, por lo que querían que regresáramos a Atlanta”, dijo un piloto del DL 194 al control de tráfico aéreo.El vuelo llegó de vuelta al Aeropuerto Internacional Hartsfield-Jackson de Atlanta poco más de dos horas después que saliera, según FlightAware.Avión de Delta desciende a un aeropuerto de Carolina del Norte sin el tren de aterrizaje: así fue la hazañaDelta dijo a CNN que el vuelo se retrasó un poco más de ocho horas, pero finalmente aterrizó en Barcelona sin incidentes adicionales el sábado a las 5:16.p.m., hora lo...

Column: Ryder Cup is the ultimate test for the unflappable Swedish rookie Ludvig Aberg

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

The comparisons with Sergio Garcia are inevitable and appropriate based on the sheer skill and rapid rise. Just don’t look for Ludvig Aberg to be sprinting and strutting and leaping into the arms of his teammates at the Ryder Cup.“It was like a walk in the park for him,” Luke Donald said in describing the moment the Swede effectively played his way onto the European team as one of his six captain’s picks.That moment was Sunday when Aberg, some three months removed from his senior year at Texas Tech, made four straight birdies down the stretch to surge past former U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick and win the European Masters in Switzerland.“He’s a cool customer,” Donald said.Texas Tech coach Greg Sands saw it when Aberg was 18 and playing his first European tour event at the Scandinavian Masters. He was among the last on the course, knew what the cut would be and made it without dropping a shot or breaking a sweat.“Everybody falls in love with the physical side o...

Man accused of killing brother during eviction notice in Pembroke Pines

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

A suspect accused of killing his brother at their South Florida home was taken into custody.Officers with the Pembroke Pines Police Department arrived at the home, located at 311 SW 71st Ave. on Monday.According to police, the suspect, 61-year-old Donald Dubray, stabbed his brother, 63-year-old brother Edgar Dubray, to death. When officers arrived at the home, they found Donald sleeping inside. Officials said Edgar was in the process of evicting his brother from the house. Neighbors mentioned Donald did not have a job and was not contributing to household payments. “The victim had gone through the eviction process through the Broward Sheriff’s Office,” said Pembroke Pines PD Major Al Xiques. “The suspect had been notified that he had 24 hours to vacate the residence. Beyond that, at some point, they were involved in an altercation at which time, the victim did receive stab wounds.” Residents in the area didn’t want to go on camera but were shocked...

Reported shots fired prompt police response in Pembroke Pines

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

Pembroke Pines Police are responding to reports of gunfire triggering a search for a suspect vehicle that fled the scene. The reported shooting occurred at 11801 Pembroke Road.Authorities located two victims, who are currently receiving treatment from Fire Rescue personnel.https://twitter.com/PPinesPD/status/1699142367272415419?s=20During the ongoing investigation, access to the vicinity surrounding the community clubhouse will be restricted. Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

EU, Sweden are responsible for official’s release from Iran, commissioner says

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

Sweden and the European Union are responsible for securing EU official Johan Floderus’ release from an Iranian prison, European Commissioner Ylva Johansson said Tuesday. “Sweden and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are responsible for securing his release. But the EU also has an employer’s responsibility and the EU has an opportunity to exert pressure,” Johansson told Sweden’s national public broadcaster SVT on Tuesday. She added she had raised the issue with Josep Borrell, the EU’s foreign affairs chief.On Tuesday, Borrell, the EU’s top diplomat, confirmed the 33-year-old Swedish citizen who works for the EU’s diplomatic corps has been held captive in Iran’s Evin prison for more than 500 days.Johansson — who was Floderus’ boss for one-and-a-half years — first found out he was imprisoned in Iran last spring. “I was extremely scared, sad and worried. I still am. No one thought something like this could happen....

One hospitalized, 20 others slightly injured after pier collapses on University of Wisconsin campus

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Part of a pier where dozens of University of Wisconsin students and others were celebrating Labor Day collapsed into a lake, leaving one person hospitalized and slightly injuring about 20 others, officials said.Video shot from Lake Mendota’s shoreline shows that a part of the metal pier just east of the Union Terrace stage on the Madison campus collapsed Monday afternoon, sending some people falling into the water.The Madison Fire Department said one person was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and five others were treated at the scene for minor injuries. UW-Madison Police Officer Jeff Kirchman told the Wisconsin State Journal that “20 or so” had minor injuries, in addition to the person who was hospitalized.“There were way too many kids on the piers. They were packed. There was no warning. All of a sudden it went down and people were in the water,” said Debra Drewek, a retired nurse who was taking pictures at the terra...

Ballot questions face first decision day Wednesday with AG approval on the line

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 19:46:01 GMT

It’s the first major decision day for ballot questions in Massachusetts.Attorney General Andrea Campbell will make clear Wednesday the initial fate of more than 40 proposed laws and constitutional amendments dealing with everything from rent control to auditing the Legislature.Ballot question backers filed 42 different initiative petitions in early August which Campbell has spent the past month reviewing to see if they meet constitutional muster. Supporters hope to see their ideas on the ballot during the 2024 elections.The questions touch on some of the most debated topics on Beacon Hill — removing the MCAS as a condition for high school graduation, election reform, the classification of app-based workers, and allowing for the unionization of transportation network company drivers.In the weeks since those proposals were submitted, advocates have let loose 55 legal briefs — 32 in favor and 23 in opposition — in an attempt to convince Campbell to either certify or toss aside various ...