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.
VTA's legal request to stop workers strike denied
VTA’s request for the courts to immediately intervene in a weeklong strike has been denied, delaying the potential return of bus and light rail public transit service in the region. Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Daniel Nishigaya denied VTA’s request for an injunction Monday afternoon.
The strike by Santa Clara Valley Transit Authority workers moved into its second week on Monday as bus and light rail riders ...
It looks like the agency reached out to the governor’s office for a cooling off period,” Raj Singh, a spokesman for ...
Employees of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority entered their second week of a strike that has affected tens of ...
After a week into a strike that has left public transportation services in the South Bay offline, there's now hope from both ...
Members of ATU Local 265 returned to the picket lines on Monday as the union's strike against VTA entered its second week.
The VTA workers strike in Santa Clara County entered its second day Tuesday with some 1,500 workers on the picket lines ...
Workers at one of the Bay Area’s largest transit agencies are continuing to strike for a second week over wage disputes. The ...
The South Bay area has been without the VTA for five days in a row now, leaving about 100,000 people every day without their ...
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