Jesse Gary
Jesse Gary is a reporter in the KTVU South Bay bureau
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San Jose police officer nearly splits patrol SUV in two, takes out power pole
An officer was driving their patrol SUV when they crashed into a utility pole, knocking out power in the Alma neighborhood. No on was injured.
San Jose looking to build and maintain its own electrical grid, dumping PG&E in the process
In an attempt to make the city’s power grid more resilient from shutdowns, Liccardo proposed creating a city-run power utility that would construct multiple micro grid generating systems throughout San Jose. The city would eventually take control of PG&E transmission lines, possibly though eminent domain.
Muslim students in CA bullied at twice the national average, report finds
Over the past two years, the biannual CAIR bullying report, entitled “Singled Out: Islamophobia in the Classroom and the Impact of Discrimination on Muslim Students,” shows bullying toward Muslim students in California has declined.
Main break water logs a dozen vehicles in SFO parking lot
About a dozen vehicles in lot a SFO parking lot for subcontractors became inundated by water from a main break on Tuesday morning. KTVU's Jesse Gary says airport officials are investigating.
Survivors of childhood sexual abuse empowered by new California law
Gov. Newsom's signing of AB 218 is meant to empower survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
Revisiting the fight for Chicano inclusion and equality, more than 50 years later
What is the culmination of college for some, is the beginning of something much bigger for those who chose to walk out of the ceremony..
PG&E South Bay shutoffs begin; officials say it could last 7 days
Power your electronic devices and cellphones and fill up those gas tanks. The South Bay could be in for a rough ride. That was the gist of the message at Wednesday's afternoon news conference on the PG&E power shutoffs held by San Jose city officials.