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South Bay residents are on high alert after a deadly rampage left multiple victims in its wake. Authorities suspect one individual is responsible for the series of violent incidents spanning different neighborhoods. In San Jose, two people were fatally run over, while another was injured. Additionally, two separate stabbings left victims with critical injuries, and in Milpitas, a person was stabbed to death. The rampage began in San Jose's Pepper Tree neighborhood, and police are currently investigating if the suspect is linked to any other local crimes.
In national news, the U.S. Senate has passed a bill to suspend the debt ceiling through next year, narrowly avoiding a potential government default. The legislation includes new spending caps as well. Lawmakers worked urgently to approve the bill and stave off a severe default. President Biden is set to discuss the bill further today at 4:00 PM. The measure now proceeds to the President's desk for his signature.
On the weather front, conditions are improving with clear skies expected in most areas today. A warming trend is anticipated over the weekend, with a slight increase in temperatures on Saturday and Sunday. However, there is a 20% chance of rain for next week, up from 10% the previous day.
A traffic accident in Fairfield has raised concerns. An injury crash involving a large truck carrying concrete led to the closure of all lanes on Eastbound Highway 12 near Walters. Traffic is being rerouted off the freeway, and drivers are advised to seek alternate routes as significant delays are expected throughout the morning.
Lastly, President Biden is reported to be fine after tripping on stage during his speech at a graduation ceremony at the U.S. Air Force Academy. The President stumbled over a sandbag on the stage but was promptly assisted and continued with the event. He appeared to be in good spirits following the incident.
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